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NEC launched its latest Media Center PC, the ValueStar VS700/GG. The PC comes equipped with a 20-inch WXGA+ display, an Intel Celeron M 430 (1.73-GHz) CPU, up to 2GB of RAM, a 300GB HDD, built-in TV tuner, ATI Radeon Xpress 1250 graphics, and a DVD Super-Multi drive. Other specifications include six USB 2.0 ports, a FireWire port, 3-in-1 memory card reader, 802.11 a/b/g Wi-Fi, and 3W+3W speakers. This Media Center PC is expected to be available in September 3rd for US$1,967.
Via NEC.
Chumby is a small computer that can replace your digital clock. It’s a full-featured PC which has a 3 inch TFT-LCD display (320 x 240), a 266 MHz CPU, 32MB SDRAM, 64MB Flash RAM, Wi-Fi support, USB ports, and 2W speakers. The Chumby was created to be used at home. It connects to your wireless network, and can download news feeds, music, updates and widgets.
Via Engadget.
Microsoft Hardware has joined forces with gaming innovator Razer to release the Microsoft Habu in October. It is a high-performance gaming mouse that offers up to 2000dpi sensitivity, a 16 bit data path, 1000 MHz ultra polling, and seven customizable buttons. The mouse is expected to shell out $69.95 when it’s released.
Via Microsoft.
Sanwa has launched its new wireless mouse. With this mouse, you can store the USB dongle inside the mouse when it’s not being used. The mouse is available in black, white and grey. The mouse measures 64 mm x 108.5 mm x 38.5 mm while its USB dongle measures 18 mm x 55 mm x 10 mm. No word on pricing and availability.
Via Akihabara News.
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The ASUS R1F features an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, up to 2GB of DDR2-667 RAM, 80GB-120GB SATA HDD, and a 13.3 inch WXGA+ display. It has three USB 2.0 ports, a biometric fingerprint reader, and an 8-in-1 memory card reader. No info on pricing and availability yet.
Via AsusTek.
AMD has launched the new generation of AMD Opterons. The new generation of AMD Opterons features the Direct Connect Architecture and HyperTransport technology which make it the industry’s first architecture that delivers x86-based 32-bit and 64-bit computing while reducing front-side bus bottlenecks and offers unprecedented core consistency and stability. The new Opterons are equipped with PowerNow! capabilities and DDR2 memory support to bring users a new performance-per-watt standard.
Via UberGizmo.
Speaking of sexy mousepads a breast cancer organization in Hong Kong places these bare-all special mouse pads in select Internet cafes across Hong Kong to promote the importance of early detection through self-examination. We’re not sure how effective it would be considering the majority of the male population will just jack them for their own pleasure.
Via AdsOfTheWorld and Gizmodo.
Sagem PrintEasy 110 is a portable photo printer that utilizes dye sublimation technology to offer a low cost solution for fantastic looking prints. Print speeds are pretty fast, clocking slightly above 60 seconds when printed from a PC or directly from a PictBridge camera. In addition, PrintEasy 110 is also can hold up to 25 sheets of glossy photo paper in the paper cartridge. Sagem PrintEasy 110 Photo Printer costs £70.
Via Trusted Reviews.
MyGear, the Korean website, has posted a cool review of the Racing Girls mouse pad. Available in five different versions, the mouse pad features a sexy and beautiful racing girl on the cover and two palm-rests on her bust part. The price is unknown since its website can’t be translated into English.
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