Verbatim has announced the availability of its new Easy Riser family of ultra-slim mobile mice for Windows and Mac users. The mouse features an innovative design allowing users to adjust the height of the mouse with the flick of a switch to provide comfort and support for computing navigation. The Easy Riser product lineup includes a Nano Wireless Mouse, a Bluetooth Wireless Mouse and a USB Retractable Wired Mouse. Each mouse uses 2.4GHz wireless technology and features a nano receiver that is small enough to leave connected to a laptop. The Verbatim Nano Wireless, Bluetooth Wireless and USB Retractable Wired Easy Riser are priced at $35, $40 and $20, respectively. [Softpedia]
Verbatim today announced its new portable storage media in the form of the Verbatim InSight. The device comes with a durable enclosure that is enhanced with a premium piano black finish that will appeal to professional as well as home users. In addition, the InSight also features an Always On display, which automatically calculates and continuously displays the customizable drive name and available free space, even when the drive is disconnected from the computer. Available in 320GB or 500GB capacities, both versions will comes with Nero BackItUp Essentials offering complete data protection by bringing full, automatic system backup and restore functions right to your desktop. Other features include a 5400rpm spindle speed and an 8MB of cache memory to optimize performance. Measuring 6-inch x 3.4-inch x 0.63-inch, the 320GB and 500GB Verbatim InSight portable hard drives will retail for $119.99 and $149.99, respectively. [Press Release]
Still remember the Verbatim Tuff-Clip flash drives? The company comes back with their latest USB Flash drive namely the Verbatim TUFF-’N’-TINY. Measuring at just 1-inch long, the device is currently available in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB of storage capacities. Prices start at $19.99 for the 2GB model (Orange), $29.99 for the 4GB model (Green), and $49.99 for the 8GB model (Purple). More
Verbatim just rolled out a new keyboard with incorporated speakers and two new wireless mouse. The Verbatim TuneBoard keyboard comes with iTunes control keys, switchable backlighting and bass boost, in addition to providing headphone and microphone connections and a built-in microphone. The Verbatim Laser Mouse connects to a computer via Bluetooth, meanwhile the Verbatim Desktop Wireless Laser Mouse uses a non-standard 2.4GHz connection so it requires a USB dongle. The TuneBoard retails for $70 and the Bluetooth mouse is priced at $40 and the desktop mouse at $30. [Mobilewhack]
Verbatim is back with its new Color Nano Wireless Notebook Mouse for both Windows and Mac users. This sleek-looking mouse features 2.4GHz wireless technology, a slot for the nano receiver and a rubber grip for a steady handle. It supports Windows 2000, XP, Vista as well as Mac OS X 10.4 or above and comes in a variety of colors including red, green, purple, yellow, pink, blue and graphite. The Verbatim Color Nano Wireless Notebook Mouse sells for less than $29.99. [Product Page via Krunker]
Verbatim was known for its 5.25 inch Teflon-coated floppy disks back in the 80s. This time, the company offers the Speaker Keyboard that has built-in stereo speakers. The keyboard draws its power from the USB port to power up the speakers and its backlight. Just remember that when you plug this in, the integrated USB audio chipset will override the system sound. The Verbatim Speaker Keyboard retails for $75 each. [Everything USB]
Verbatim is releasing the 500GB 2.5-inch SmartDisk HDD. It features three 166GB platters, perpendicular magnetic recording at 5400RPM. Get yours this Summer for under $300. [Engadget]
by Johan on November 6, 2007
Verbatim has recently rolled out the first color-background 16x LightScribe DVD-R and DVD+R discs in the world. Available in red, orange (eww), yellow, blue and green, these DVDRs adopted LightScribe Media Version 1.2 coating technology on the label side, resulting in enhanced image contrast and faster label printing.These “magic discs” will be released in US in packs of 25, consisting five of each color. Pricing info is still unknown.
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