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

Maintaining a really huge army could prove to be extremely expensive, as the US found out the hard way.

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Antro unveils new Solo electric hybrid prototype

Netgear has rolled out a bunch of new networking accessories which will target the home theater market in the form of the High-Performance Wireless-N HD Home Theater Kit (WNHDB3004) as well as the Universal WiFi Internet Adapter for Home Theater Devices and Gaming Consoles (WNCE2001). The former is a carrier-grade, tested and proven solution for wirelessly playing multiple jitter-free 1080p HD video and audio streams to virtually every room in your home flawlessly, boasting twice the performance and range of solutions in the market currently. As for the latter, it is capable of delivering Wireless-N performance of up to 300 Mbps via its Ethernet port of consumer electronic (CE) devices including Internet TVs, game consoles and Blu-ray players among others.

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Netgear unveils new networking accessories for home theaters

Of all the watches I’ve come across, this is probably one of the strangest out there.  It has straight forwards hands, and convenient notches to help you read the time.  Really, while it is strange, it is extremely straightforward as far as reading the time goes.  Which to me is perfectly fine.  I wouldn’t want to deal with a watch that you can barely read on a regular basis.  The big twist with this watch is that the back of it is completely clear. It’ll show through every last one of your arm hairs.  Making it even more true when you say the time is a hair past a freckle.  I’m not sure that I’d want my arm featured so much that it’s the backing to my watch, but maybe you’re proud of the way your wrists look.  You might have to wait a while to get your hands on one of these though.  As of now they’re just a concept design by Jihun Yeom

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Faceless Watch

SanDisk is well known for its range of flash memory products, and this time round their latest efforts has resulted in the SanDisk G3 Solid State Drive (SSD) which is being shipped to retailers on both sides of the pond – North America and Europe. The flash memory-based SanDisk G3 SSD will be able to offer a compelling alternative to a 7,200 RPM Hard Disk Drive (HDD) for many customers, regardless of whether you are a do-it-yourself enthusiast, an IT manager who is looking to improve the performance of your company’s machines, or basically anyone who wants to ensure that their data storage device comes with increased durability and performance with high reliability round-the-clock. Take the flagship 120GB SanDisk G3 SSD for example – it boasts an unprecedented long term reliability which allows it to endure up to 80 terabytes (TB) of data written to it over its lifetime

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SanDisk G3 SSD now available

Everyone has their own personal spin on what a steampunk mouse should look like.  Which is just fine by me.  It’s definitely better than staring at the same old ideas all of the time.  Where most steampunk gadgets look extremely old, more of the 1920’s range, this one almost looks like it belongs in the 50’s.  Although it might not appeal to some steampunk enthusiasts, if you’re looking for something different this is it.

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The Rotobotmouse

Google certainly seems to be expanding its already vast computing territory, this time round with the introduction of Google Buzz. What’s new and great about it? Google’s rivals, Microsoft and Yahoo! have already dissed it, saying they’ve been there, done that.

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Gmail gets a Buzz

The fight between video cards has had its fair share of champions and losers in the past decade, and we have seen the scene settle between two giants – leaving all the other contenders laid to waste (3DFX, Matrox, S3), with NVIDIA and AMD now left standing. The battle for supremacy hasn’t let up for a long time between the two, and they have traded positions as top dog quite a fair number of times.

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AMD is proud to unveil affordable ATI Radeon HD 5450 graphics card

Sanyo is back this time round with not another projector, but three more Dual Cameras in the form of the VPC-GH2, VPC-CG102 and VPC-CG20.

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Sanyo releases Dual Cameras

It used to be that I didn’t see much point in carrying around a device that keeps track of the time since most people keep their cellphones on hand.  However, there are times that it looks bad to be glancing at your phone.  If you run into those situations often, but don’t actually want to wear a watch, this could be a happy medium between the two.  This keychain could easily be concealed in your pocket and you can keep track of the time as well as all of your important documents. The Too Late USB drive comes in a total of ten different colors.  It’ll hold 4GB of your data, which isn’t too bad.  Then it has the keyring that’ll allow for you to keep it attached to your keys if that makes things easier.  It also has a small LCD screen that you can read the time on.  The drive is impact resistant, which is good news for those of you that tend to drop your keys on a regular basis.  Right now it’s a little difficult to find the pricing information on this USB drive, but you could always contact the retailer to find out more

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Too Late USB Memory keeps you on time