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PhotoFast CR-7200 – Get 64GB CompactFlash Via 4 microSD Cards

 
Admittedly, CompactFlash cards are no longer as popular as they were when digital photography first started. These days, most digicams use SD/SDHC media, while mobile phones mainly accept the physically smaller microSD format for storing data.
This is why I’m puzzled as to the reason PhotoFast has conceived the CR-7200, a CompactFlash card [...]

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A Media Streamer That Claims To Play All Formats – Mvix Ultio

The Mvix Ultio is basically an media streaming box that supports 1080p and plays a huge list of codecs such as, DivX® (3/4/5/6), Xvid, AVC-HD, MPEG 1/2/4, WMV-9, ASF(WMV9), MKV, DVD(IFO, VOB), ISO, MP3, WMA, AAC, OGG, FLAC, AC3…

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Looking For The Fastest 32GB SDHC Card?

Look no further than the new SanDisk Extreme III SDHC cards that comply with the new class 10 specifications…

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Seagate BlackArmor Storage Devices

Looks like the storage freaks at Seagate are back on the scene with yet another array of BlackArmor devices for securing all that precious data of yours. First up: for the small business types, the NAS 220 storage server sports 4TB of shared storage capacity for up to 20 PCs. If that’s not your [...]

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DiskGO 128GB Flash Drive

We can’t argue the fact that Kingston was the first company with a 128GB flash drive, the DataTraveler, but boy are they expensive.  DiskGO has come out with their own version of the 128GB flash drive (and 64GB) with the main difference being the price.  The 128GB DiskGO sells for $389.95 with free shipping [...]

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Kingston 128GB DataTraveler USB Flash Drive

“Feeling a little wistful for the old days when USB flash drives costs hundreds of dollars apiece? Then you may want to pick up Kingston’s new 128GB DataTraveler 200, which is apparently not only largest drive of its type to date but, at $546, one of the most expensive as well. In addition to [...]

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Walk-In Wine Cellars By Vintec

If you can afford over 4000 bottles of wine, chances are you can afford a Vintec Espace walk-in wine cellar.  They start at 990 bottles ($11,900) and go up to 4140 bottles ($28,800).  Sometimes (a lot lately) I feel so poor.
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