AViiQ is a relatively new company that makes, for the moment, one product, an aluminum laptop stand that is very portable. The AViiQ lightweight laptop stand can support a full 17-inch laptop but weighs only 5.5 ounces and folds up, accordion style, to 2.75" x 12.75" x 0.25".
The Toshiba T135-S1305 ultrathin laptop is a favorite of folks who actually have to tote their laptop around or travel. As much as I like the "idea" of a netbook, they tend to be underpowered kids toys. The Toshiba T135-S1305 is not a netbook, it is a an ultrathin laptop. …
The iPhone 4 is getting plenty of press which is making the new Mac mini feel a tad left out. The new Mac mini is made of an eco-friendly (?) 1.4-inch thin aluminum unibody case, has a built in power supply, removable panel for upgrades, SD card reader, and HDMI…
Looks like the new slim Xbox 360 is real. The slimmer Xbox 360 has built-in 802.11n Wi-Fi and a 250GB hard drive standard. Best part is the price doesn't change, nice to see less of the nickel-and-diming. There is also some weird looking port on the back of the new…
We have written about the USBCell USB rechargeable AA batteries in the past, we are fans. The batteries are now officially available in the USA so look for them at Amazon or USBCell.com. USBCell also plans on releasing AAA and 9V versions in the near future. Still not convinced, watch…
Looks likes Microsoft has released Kinect for XBOX 360 (formerly known as Project Natal). The pricing for Kinect is unknown but rumored to be around $150. The system uses cameras to track the players movements. Very cool, watch the video after the break to see it in action.
Wow, does this mean we get back one tiny shred of our privacy and rights? Since 2008 the joke of a department Homeland Security has had the illegal authority to take your laptop and hold it indefinitely, and search it without warrant or probable cause. So North Korean of us,…
Microsoft’s Halo Reach beta was such a success that they put together a video showing some good and bad bits. Video of Halo Reach beta after the break.
Not as simple as it might look, but not impossible. David Perry, founder of Shiny Entertainment is using a prototype version of his browser-based streaming service to play MMO World of Warcraft on the iPad. The service is called Gaikai and it hosts the game and files on its server…
Every time I hear Steve Jobs describing the iPad as "revolutionary" or "magical" I chuckle a bit. Don't get me wrong, I am a convert, I carry my iPad with me everywhere I go. But it is still a tad funny. Either way, I guess Steve is right, the iPad…