Dell has announced yet another stylish series from the Vostro family – this time round it is the Vostro 3000 series to hit the deck, where it will come across as a range of thin, lightweight as well as durable laptop that won’t crack under pressure easily.

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Dell Vostro 3000 series announced

I have a few gadgets that I think should have a power switch on them, but unfortunately you have to unplug them to turn them off.  I’m not exactly fond of crawling under my desk to switch something off, which is probably not something anyone enjoys.  For those of you that don’t want to have to reach for a switch or don’t want to crawl under you desk to unplug gadgets, there is this extension cord that can be shut off with your foot. Sure, you could probably flip a switch with your foot, but this one has a wider switch making it far easier to switch off.  Although I’d advise placing this in a spot that you won’t accidentally tap the switch over and over again.  The power strip will accommodate 6 of your gadgets.  You can purchase the Woods Ind. Power Strip With Foot Switch for $13 through Amazon

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Power Strip With Foot Switch

Instead of purchasing a flash drive all by its lonesome, buy a friend for it too.  Now thanks to KidRobot, you can have a friendly companion for your smiling USB drive.  After all, you can’t always be around for the USB drive, eventually you have to sleep or even pay attention to real people.  For those times, you have have Auto.  He’s a little man with a cassette tape for a head.  What more could you ask for in a friend for your flash drive?! Sure, Auto doesn’t do anything but dutifully listen to the USBoombox yammer on and on about their day.  At least he’ll never repeat what the flash drive tells him.  He’s just not a big talker.  Now the flash drive, he’ll store away 1GB of your data.  All the while looking like nothing more than a Vinyl toy.  USBoombox also comes with his own personal soundtrack that you’ll only know what it is if you purchase him.  You can purchase the set for $60 . Source: ChipChick Coolest Gadgets UK – For all your UK centric tech and gadget news

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Auto and USBoombox Set

Instead of purchasing a flash drive all by its lonesome, buy a friend for it too.  Now thanks to KidRobot, you can have a friendly companion for your smiling USB drive.  After all, you can’t always be around for the USB drive, eventually you have to sleep or even pay attention to real people.  For those times, you have have Auto.  He’s a little man with a cassette tape for a head.  What more could you ask for in a friend for your flash drive?! Sure, Auto doesn’t do anything but dutifully listen to the USBoombox yammer on and on about their day.  At least he’ll never repeat what the flash drive tells him.  He’s just not a big talker.  Now the flash drive, he’ll store away 1GB of your data.  All the while looking like nothing more than a Vinyl toy.  USBoombox also comes with his own personal soundtrack that you’ll only know what it is if you purchase him.  You can purchase the set for $60 . Source: ChipChick Coolest Gadgets UK – For all your UK centric tech and gadget news. [ Auto and USBoombox Set copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

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Samsung is back with its latest range of multimedia powerhouse R80 series notebooks, and Best Buy will be the retailer of choice when it comes to these delectable machines.

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The original ReviveLite would work fine for most people, but the down side of it is that it was pretty bulky.  Not only did it keep an outlet covered, but it also had a dock off to the side of the outlet.  With this 2nd edition ReviveLite it looks a whole lot more sleek and won’t be quite as much in the way.  This new design makes a whole lot more sense than the old one did. Just like the old one it offers a night light to make wandering around in the dark much easier.  The smaller version has one other nice change, it has been designed to include a USB port.  That USB port can charge all sorts of other gadgets, all the while you can be powering up your iPod or iPhone on the dock.  Plus, since it’s so small, it’d be a very portable device to have around.  You can purchase it for $24.99 .  Right now it’s available through Scosche, but throughout the spring it’ll start appearing at other retailers

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Instead of making your hand fit a mouse, why not have a mouse made to fit your hand?  It’s definitely a more logical concept.  After all, as much time as some of us spend on the computer, our mouse gets used just as much as our favorite pair of shoes.  It only makes sense to measure out your hand and get a sized mouse, much like you’d pick out a set of shoes.  This mouse is said to be the ultimate ergonomic mouse, partially because you measure your hands and choose the proper size. It’s a great option for those that have large or tiny hands.  The general public is probably just fine finding a comfortable mouse, but if you have big hands you’re eventually going to start cramping from the average mouse.  These come in both wired and wireless, which is great for those of you that have a strong preference one way or the other.  They come in red, white and black.  There are also two version of black, there’s plain black and then there’s black with BlueRay Track.  They come in small (up to 170mm), medium (170 – 190mm) and then large (190 – 210mm).  Each one will cost you €89 or about $121.

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HandShoe Mouse for customized fit

If you prefer your USB drives to be incredibly adorable, this turtle is the trick.  He’ll lovingly store all of your necessary files and look cute doing it.  What more could you ask for?  Sure, some might claim it’s not the most adult looking USB drive, but not everyone wants to be stuck with a plain looking drive.  Plus, if you have any kids they’d probably fall in love with the drive as well.  Then again, that might be a bad thing once they start stealing it and hiding it in with their toys. The drive itself is pretty basic, it’s made out of durable silicone casing to make sure that the turtle will last a little while.  After all turtles are supposed to be tough, hopefully it doesn’t have all of the turtle type of characteristics.  No one likes a slow USB drive.  On the drive it’ll hold a whole 4GB of all of your pictures and random word documents.  It doesn’t come at a bad price either.  You can pick it up for $20 through USB Geek

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USB Turtle Drive

Instead of always purchasing a modern USB drive, we thankfully live in a world where people enjoy customizing their electronics.  Even better there are select few that offer up their unique creations to be purchased by those of us that are incapable of designing something quite as complex.  This steampunk drive will cost you a whole lot more than the average drive, but at least you’ll have something unique. The unfortunate part about this drive is that as of now it’s no longer available.  However, the Etsy seller does actually have a different drive for sale.  Hopefully they’ll keep pumping out interesting USB drives though.  Although truthfully the other drive isn’t quite as attractive as this drive.  If you were considering picking up one of the drives from Steam Workshop , you can expect to pay around $150 for a 4GB drive.

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Steampunk 4GB USB Drive

SteelSeries is a name synonymous with quality gaming peripherals, and it ranks right up there with other players including Logitech and Razer. This time round, the leading manufacturer of gaming peripherals and accessories has taken advantage of its presence at CeBIT to introduce a brand new gaming keyboard in the form of the SteelSeries 6Gv2 keyboard. This model was specially designed with 18-karat gold-plated mechanical switches (don’t think you can pawn this off if you’re in a tight spot though), making sure the keyboard offers quicker reaction times and advanced key combinations that results in more Actions Per Minute and a lifetime more than 10 times that of conventional keyboards

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SteelSeries 6Gv2 keyboard