Canon has just dropped a new printer called the CP760. This model, unlike previous models is more ideal for home. It features a 2.5″ preview LCD display while outputting 300 DPI images, and an optional bluetooth tuner. You can pick up the CP760 this month for $150. [Electronista]
This little dog-shaped is actually a USB hub. It features 4 port USB 2.0 hub with a giant glowing LED in the middle of its head. Not only that, by pulling the head off of the body you’ll have an auto-tuning AM/FM radio complete with an integrated speaker. Available now for $20. [NerdApproved]
This wireless mouse is the latest gadget from the official Google Store, which features a WIFI dongle stored inside for easy USB connectivity to your notebook computer. Available in red or blue, this eco-friendly Google mouse offers a scroll wheel with 800 Dpi resolution for optimal speed. The packaging is also made from recycled materials. The Google Recycled Mini Wireless Mouse retails for $19. [Product Page]
Elecom has recently released the U2H-Z7 S USB Hub. The device comes with 7 USB ports with a transfer rate of 480Mbps. The hub measures at 23mm x 144mm x 23mm and weighs only 66grams. [Akihabara]
Unlike any other mouses, the Sequiam Biometrics ScanQ Fingerprint Authentication Scanner and Software, works as security system especially to open/use specific files, to login into Windows, and other functions as well. It features two authentication options - only the fingerprint, or the fingerprint plus a password. With this device securing your own computer is not a problem anymore. Available now for $70. [AceLounge]
Measuring at 138mm x 143mm x 21mm and weighing 380grams, the I-O DATA DVRP-U8XLE portable DVD dual-layer burner comes with 4x burning speed for DL discs while standard DVD-R media can be burned at 8x speed. No word on pricing at this time. [Akihabara]
SteelSeries presents the 7G gaming keyboard which comes with a “most powerful PS/2 buffer-system ever created for a gaming keyboard” that supports as many simultaneous key presses to the number of keys on the keyboard. It also features switches: Gold plated no-click, a switch lifetime of 50,000,000 cycles, face plate mounted keyset, 6.6 feet cable length, connectivity for PS/2 + USB, instant access to volume, mute and other audio controls. The SteelSeries 7G Gaming Keyboard is going for $150. [Geeky-Gadgets]
Check out this notepad from Yamaha that comes equipped with an integrated keyboard. Its perfect for musicians and composers. No word on pricing or availability so far. [SlipperyBrick]
Elecom Egg mouse has just turned 20. To celebrate its 20th birthday they will be launching an updated version that come in 6 colors such as white, gray, blue, orange, black and pink in a glossy finish with buttons and a scroll wheel. It’s a Japan-only product going for about $29 this May. [GizmoDiva]
