Category Peripherals

Samsung P2370L LED Monitor [CES 2009]

The new and super-thin LED monitor from Samsung is expected to ship in late first quarter with an MSRP of $399. It’s not OLED but it’s still great offers for this year. Instead of LCD display, the LED monitor reproduces…

New Targus Laptop Bags [CES 2009]

New laptop bags collection has been announced by Targus at CES. The collection includes the Venture collection that available in both backpack and topload bags. Designed for laptops up to 15.6-inches size, these Venture bags have an estimated retail price…

Asus Eee Keyboard [CES 2009]

Asus seems benefiting the popular Eee brand for its new full nettop computer which built into a keyboard form factor. The device called as Eee Keyboard and comes with 5-inch touchscreen as a navigation control complete with left and right-click.…

7-in-1 USB Charging Cable

This charger allows you to charge your PSP 1000/2000/3000, DSi, NDS Lite, NDS and Game Boy Advance in one cable via USB port. I don’t know if you have all of the console types mentioned above, but you can grab…

Paperless Fax Machine from Panasonic

Going paperless is sexy, that’s what Panasonic takes to produce its paperless fax machine. The machine is expected to be available in Japan this month. Using this fax, you can send Word documents or text messages directly. And you can…

USB ‘Jewel Bracelet’ Thumb Drive

Weighing at 34g, this fashionable Jewel Bracelet disguised USB thumb drive. So you can wear it to forbidden room to steal secret data without triggering security threat, ah that’s a movie story. This 8GB drive compatible with Windows XP/Vista, MAC…

Optoma EP1080 Full HD Projector

Adopting Philips’ VIDI technology and configured with TI’s 0.95-inch 1080p DMD chipset, the new Optoma EP1080 can project images/video at 1,920 x 1,080 resolution. This full HD projector also features 3,600 Ansi Lumen of brightness, 2,200:1 contrast ratio, HDMI port,…

CES 2009: Toshiba To Show Off 512GB SSD

Toshiba plans to show off its latest invention, the industry’s first 2.5-inch 512-gigabyte (GB) SSD based on 43 nanometer (nm) Multi-Level Cell NAND, at CES 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada. I’m feeling sad because of my new Vaio Z only…