Apple has finally unleashed the iMac all-in-one slim desktop PC in the Korean market. Available in 20 and 24-inch widescreen models, this beautiful desk stand computer is running the now famous Mac OS X Leopard operating system and sports built-in 802.11n AirPort Extreme and Bluetooth 2.0+ EDR (Enhanced Data Rate). The .33-inch thin aluminum keyboard is also included in the package, along with a wired super mouse. The 20-inch basic model is tagged at $1400. Watch the video after the jump to see the details.
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by Johan on November 30, 2007
Samsung today unveiled its F1 series 1 terabyte hard disk drive with the “world’s highest recording density” using only three disks. The new Serial ATA 3.5 inch F1 Series drives are designed for enterprise environments, personal video recorders, desktop PCs and other external storage applications. Priced at $400, the hard drive also features 334GB per-platter capacity, 7200RPM speed, 32MB cache, and an MTBF of up to 1.2 million hours.
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by Johan on November 30, 2007
Asus introduced one of its rare desktop systems. Called the Nova P22, this super small computers is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo processor. What makes this small PC cool is that it has a USB Media Center TV tuner. The Nova will sell for the equivalent of $1,019 in the company’s home of Taiwan and is likely to bring the system to other countries in the future.
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Mouse Computer, is selling a PC under the MDV-Advance ST4900 series. It’s available in BTO with CPU going from Core 2 DUO E6550 to the Core 2 QUAD Q6600 , 2 to 3GB of ram storage PC2-6400, 250 to 500GB, GeFroce 8500GT to 8800GT, and based on an Intel P35 Express Chipset. These start at a price ranging from $800-1000 . The best PC in decent price ranges.
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by Nicole on November 27, 2007
A computer you can play! Just kidding, but seriously this piano PC features a 26-inch widescreen LCD monitor, 6.8 GHz processor, 1 GB RAM and a 500 GB hard drive, stereo speakers, wireless keyboard, DVD burner and card reader. The coolest part of this piano is that there’s a sliding compartment under the piano to put your remote, office supplies, etc. Now you can tell everyone that you just bought a brand new piano and a computer for the price of one, which will confuse them. You can get your hands on this classy computer for $20,000.
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by Nicole on November 25, 2007
Here’s a mini bug detector that is sure to put your mind at ease. This discreet security system protects against wireless transmitters as well as microphones. It has a LED signal strength display and audio tone that finds the exact place the bug is. You can turn off the audio alarm to make discreet detections. The detector can also detect hidden transmitters that have frequencies of 50 MHz to 3 GHz. $90
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Memorizing functions and using functions on your computer is such a hassle. The Outel USB media remote is just what the lazy geek ordered. It features basic multimedia functions, volume buttons, and arrow keys, etc. It is best used with older laptops that have PCMCIA slots. This mobile miracle is only $30.
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Matias today released a new Folding Keyboard that can be folded into half for easy transportation. The keys sit on dome switches which are designed to give the keyboard a responsive, tactile feel, while still being able to support the weight of the users hands. If you are interested in the Matias Folding Keyboard, you should wait until this year’s Christmas. However, you can also pre-order it for $60. All pre-orders will also be honored with free shipping. Matias also offer a bundle of the Folding Keyboard and the iFold, which the company will sell for $100, a $20 savings over buying the two products separately.
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by Nicole on November 14, 2007
Most people on average are ok at golf and some are pretty terrible. That’s where the Dixx digital putter comes into play. It has the inertial navigation system which tells you when and where the ball is being hit and the micro electrical mechanical system monitoring the motion of the swing. With all that said and done, it then gives you a critique on how good or bad your shot was in five different areas. For $900 this might be a bargain considering that professional training would be alot more. But don’t be surprised if you’re not like Tiger Woods overnight or at all!
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by Nicole on November 9, 2007
Axion has released some AudioByte computer speakers which have a 55-watt per channel amplifier. If that’s not impressive enough, it also has a sealed enclosure, 100-20kHz frequency response, 8 ohms of impedance, 1″ titanium done tweeter, and a 3″ aluminum cone woofer. If you like what you see and aren’t worried about pricing then you’re all set and ready to blast the whole house along with your precious action figure collection with these powerful but simple speakers! $350-$560
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