Moxi has launched new HD DVR. Inside this rectangular beauty, you will find the following :-
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Mitsubishi has a new Blu-ray recorder known as the DVR-BF2000, and it will feature the following hard-hitting specifications :-
The DVR-BF2000 receiver enables one to record a couple of programs simultaneously, while you continue to view another channel.
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Gateway has yet another Intel Core i7-powered desktop for the masses - this time round it will be the FX6800-05 that will wow the crowd. You will not only get a speedy 2.93GHz i7-940 processor, you will also get a whopping 6GB of DDR3 1066MHz memory as well as ATI Radeon HD4870 X2 video cards for all your entertainment needs.
Other features and specifications include :-
You will be able to pick up the Gateway FX6800-05 Gaming PC from $2,999.99 upwards, depending on the configuration.
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Super Talent is back again this time round with a new range of USB flash drives that are able to hit a whopping 64GB of storage space - the highest capacity in the industry to date. The Luxio USB flash drive will come in black, silver or wood grain finish that make up the UV-coated plastic cases complete with chrome-plated zinc trim.
All Luxio USB flash drives will feature dual-channel flash memory architecture in order to store your data securely and safely. Other features include password protection, AES-256 hardware encryption, maximum transfer speeds of approximately 30MB/s and an LED indicator.
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Sharkoon’s QuickPort Duo docking station allows you to hook up either a 2.5″ or 3.5″ SATA hard drive to a computer with relative ease sans a permanent installation procedure. With two hard drive slots available, the QuickPort Duo is able to function with a couple of hard drives simultaneously regardless of their size.
These slots are covered by folding covers to prevent dust from going in, featuring small cut-outs for notebook hard drives. Removing the drives is a snap - all you need to do is press the release button and you’re good to go.
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Corsair has released this 64GB Flash Voyager. This new USB flash drive is also bootable, letting you carry full versions of operating systems as well as applications - pretty neat, but the data transfer rate is definitely going to cause a huge bottleneck. You can pick up this for $249.99.
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Super Talent has done the unthinkable - it is now offering a 128GB SSD drive for a mere $299, which connects via a SATA II interface while supporting read and write speeds of 100MB/s and 40MB/s, respectively. At a $2.33/GB price point, this is as cheap as it gets - for SSDs, at least.
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With the amount of netbooks flooding the market these days, it makes perfect sense to pick up a portable DVD drive since you’ll still need to install new programs as well, and not all of those are downloadable online nor do they come in a USB flash drive.
This is also great for you to make quick backups from your netbook onto a DVD, as it supports DVD-RAM 5X, DVD-R 8X and CD-R/RW 24X formats. Powered by USB, the portable Buffalo DVD Multi-Drive measures a mere 141mm x 23mm x 155mm. You can pick one up for approximately $80.
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Starting from January 2009, texting while driving will be considered as an illegal action. Those that do it despite the new regulation face a $20 fine the first time and a $50 for each recurring violation.
“Banning electronic text messaging while driving will keep drivers’ hands on the wheel and their eyes on the road, making our roadways a safer place for all Californians,” said Schwarzenegger. Everything regarding SMS is prohibited while driving - including sending, reading and writing text messages.
[Via: Intomobile]
Gresson has launched new USB flash drives that come in Labyrinth and Constellation form factors. Both of them hold up to 192GB of storage space, and are encased in 200-year old African Blackwood that is studded with small and fancy diamonds, covered in 18k yellow or white gold to suit your fancy. Expect to fork out a whopping $7,300 for either model.
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