Trust is ready to release four new computer mice under MaxTrack family that adopt the BlueSpot technology. This technology allows you to operate the computer mouse on virtually any surface including wood, granite, carpet, etc. The MaxTrack Mouse is a standard mouse that features an ergonomic shape with rubber sides for extra grip, while the MaxTrack Wireless Mouse uses a 2.4GHz wireless technology and features an extremely small USB receiver. The MaxTrack Wireless Mouse also works immediately without the need to install any software. The MaxTrack Mini Mouse has the same qualities as its larger brothers, but its small size makes it ideal for laptop users. And finally, the MaxTrack Wireless Mini Mouse is a compact wireless optical mouse with in-mouse storable micro receiver and a high 1000DPI resolution. No word on pricing at this time. [Trust]
If you are looking for a new all-in-one PC, then check out the MSI Wind Top AC1900 that features an 18.5-inch screen with a 1366×768 resolution, driven by Intel’s integrated GMA X4500 graphics. The entry-level computer uses Intel’s dual-core 2.6GHz Celeron processor paired with a 2GB of RAM, which is upgradeable for up to 4GB. The MSI Wind Top AC1900 also has a built-in DVD writer, a 1.3-megapixel webcam for video conference, a 320GB hard drive preloaded with Windows 7 Home Premium, a pair of 2 Watts speakers and a multi-format card reader. Additional specs include Wi-Fi, six USB 2.0 ports and a VGA port. Too bad, there is no info on pricing so far. [MSI]
The Panasonic Toughbook Permanent Display Removable Computer (PDRC) combines a vehicle-mounted display and full-functioning keyboard for heightened accessibility inside public safety vehicles. With an integrated vehicle-mounted display and keyboard, the upgraded PDRC works seamlessly with other Toughbook mobile computers including the Toughbook U1, H1 Field, 19 and 31. The PDRC’s 12.1-inch sunlight-viewable touchscreen ranges from two to 1,600 nit for optimal use in both pitch dark and extreme sunlight. Other specs include several USB ports, a durable backlit keyboard with five programmable function keys and a red back-lit programmable emergency key on the screen/ keyboard. The latest Toughbook PDRC is now available at an estimated street price of $2,279. [Panasonic]
The Tranquil PC T7-MP2 is a powerful fanless PC that uses an Intel D510 Dual Core CPU and an nVidia ION graphics. This mini computer is able to handle High Definition video and provides HDMI, DVI, and VGA video outputs. Other specs include SPDIF and analog audio outputs, a half dozen USB 2.0 ports, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi and an eSATA port for additional storage capability. The Tranquil PC T7-MP2 is powered by Windows 7 Home Premium with Windows Media Center functionality. What’s more, this fanless PC plays nice with a handful of US Internet television services such as the BBC iPlayer, SKY Player, and ITV Player. The base model retails for £479 and comes with a media center remote control, a 2GB of RAM, and a 500GB hard drive. The Tranquil PC T7-MP2 will be released on May 30th, 2010. [Tranquil PC]
Here is the Philco PC from Dave Scultze of Schultzeworks Design that was inspired by a combination of steampunk, a 1954 TV and antique typewriters. Too bad, this retro computer is only a concept. There is no info on when the Philco PC will enter the production stage. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
Master modder Maciel Barreto has designed his latest masterpiece in the form of the Morphius robot case mod. The Morphius is a war-ravaged robot that comes with its guts and wires hanging out of its metallic body. Maciel spent months building this computer case. Each detail of the body was hand-carved in clay before being produced in a silicone mold. And then, the final shell was created from fiberglass and resin, finished with car paints. [Cooler Master Forums]
Getac today introduced its latest rugged handheld known as the PS236. The Windows Mobile 6.1-powered gadget supports MIL-STD 810G compliant and IP67 rated for dust and water resistance. Other specs include a 806 MHz Marvell PXA310 processor with a 128Mb Onboard MDDR, a 4GB internal memory, an embedded GPS, a 3-megapixel camera with Autofocus, 3G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, up to 12GB of storage space, and a 3.5-inch VGA touchscreen display with sunlight readability. Its battery provides enough juice for up to 10-hours of operation time. Sadly, there is no word yet on pricing. [Navigadget]
The giant mobile carrier Verizon apparently will release another Apple product before the year’s end. Known as the Apple tablet computer, the gadget may look like a larger iPod Touch. It supports a 9-inch or 10-inch touchscreen display and maybe a keyboard too. According to The Street, “an initial version” of the Apple tablet will be offered by Verizon Wireless, subsidized. However, the tablet computer might be still expensive even after Verizon subsidizes it. Stay tuned for more updates. [The Street via UnWiredView]
CyberPower has released its Windows Home Server 100 which is a small form factor home-based server that allows users to easily access their files, photos, videos and music in their home or remotely. This energy-saving server is able to perform backups of your computers daily via the home network. The Windows Home Server 100 features Intel Atom 330 Dual Core processor, Intel Mini-ITX mainboard with Intel GMA 950, S-video output support, 10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet, ALC662 High Definition Audio, 500GB SATA-II hard drive, 2GB DDR2 RAM and Microsoft Windows 2003 Server OEM version. You can bring home this server for a reasonable $399.
In case you didn’t know, CyberPower is a company that has made the CyberPower Black Pearl gaming PC. The company is famous for its custom gaming machines, notebook systems, and high performance workstations. [HotHardware]
It seems that HP is getting into low-cost computing with its Mini-Q Net PC. This entry-level mini-tower PC comes in two variants. The first one is the HP Mini-Q 2030 that features a 1.6Ghz Intel Atom Dual-Core CPU, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, 160GB SATA hard-drive (7200rpm), Dual-Layer DVD-Burner, and Microsoft Windows Vista OS. The second one is the HP Mini-Q 2020 that comes equipped with a 1.6Ghz Intel Atom Single-Core CPU with 1GB RAM and Microsoft Windows XP. The HP Mini-Q 2030 and HP Mini-Q 2020 are priced at $386 and $296, respectively. [Electronista]
