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econo-keys ek-97-tp-waterproof-dustproof-ip67 in Cleaning keyboard with soap water possible with Econo-Keys EK-97-TP Friday, March 5th, 2010

Cleaning keyboard with soap water possible with Econo-Keys EK-97-TP

Every computer keyboard should be built like this. Waterproof and able to withstand the punishment of alcohol, bleach, disinfectants and soapy detergents. Reading the specs of Econo-Keys EK-97-TP, it looks as if this formidable IP67-certified keyboard would survive the dishwasher. But a decent waterproof keyboard you can wash with soapy water and rinse off with tap water should suffice for most users.

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ioSafe Solo Fireproof Waterproof External Hard Drive in ioSafe Solo Fireproof Waterproof External Hard Drive Friday, July 31st, 2009

ioSafe Solo Fireproof Waterproof External Hard Drive

ioSafe Solo Fireproof Waterproof External Hard Drive is world’s first external hard drive that protects data from 1,550 degrees Fahrenheit and flood protection down to a 10 foot depth for 3 days. ioSafe external hard drive is fire-proof and water-proof bringing home and business consumers peace of mind knowing your precious data is protected against elements of disaster.

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Mimo USB 2 Mini LCD Screen Display Monitor in Mimo USB 2.0 Mini LCD Screen Display Monitor powered by USB Saturday, July 25th, 2009

Mimo USB 2.0 Mini LCD Screen Display Monitor powered by USB

Do you have an available USB 2.0 connection? If you do, here’s an easy way to get extra screen real estate. Add an instant secondary display to your desktop or notebook computer. All you need is a USB 2.0 connection to hook up a Mimo Mini USB Monitor, a 7″ 800×480 resolution portable display. Mimo Mini USB Monitor is powered by USB 2.0 connection and doesn’t require your graphics card to run. The display can swivel and used in portrait or landscape orientation.

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Hitachi SimpleTOUGH Rugged Portable USB 2 External Hard Drive in Hitachi's rugged SimpleTOUGH portable USB drive is built for punishment Saturday, July 18th, 2009

Hitachi’s rugged SimpleTOUGH portable USB drive is built for punishment

Hitachi’s SimpleTOUGH Portable USB 2.0 External Hard Drive may look stylish but don’t let it’s exterior fool you. Beyond the beautiful rugged exterior lies an even tougher, stronger and ultra durable USB 2.0 portable hard drive. Capable of withstanding some pretty harsh treatment while providing utmost data safety and protection for it’s Award-winning Hitachi hard disk drives within.

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NetSecure SmartSwipe secure encrypted USB credit card reader in NetSecure SmartSwipe secure encrypted USB credit card reader Saturday, July 18th, 2009

NetSecure SmartSwipe secure encrypted USB credit card reader

An innovative solution by NetSecure is the world’s first truly secure personal credit card swiper. NetSecure’s SmartSwipe is a USB-powered personal credit card reader where you plug it into your PC’s USB port, do your shopping at online stores and swipe your credit card when checking out. It’s like what you’d do in real brick-n-mortar shops.

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Thanko Silent Keyboard EX in Thanko Silent Keyboard EX one of the world's most quiet keyboards Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

Thanko Silent Keyboard EX one of the world’s most quiet keyboards

Thanko Silent Keyboard EX is designed and built for silence. It manages to cut down noise levels to 44.5 dB, from an average of 61.7 dB our keyboards produce. That’s about one third quieter than an average keyboard without sacrificing size, typing speed and ergonomics.

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PeeWee PC in PeeWee PC tough Atom-powered tablet netbook for kids Monday, May 4th, 2009

PeeWee PC tough Atom-powered tablet netbook for kids

My dad bought our first PC, an 80286 IBM-compatible when I was twelve years old. That was two decades ago. Nowadays, twelve month old toddlers watch Baby Bright and Barney episodes on their mom’s netbook in Starbucks. Play kiddie games around 3 years old, multiplayer ones too. And build websites and blogs as they turn five.

Kids may be more tech-wise these days but being kids, a PC or notebook is regarded as merely toys to them. Handle with care is not in their job description at all. Simply put, they’ll trash your delicate computer in no time. What then? Buy a toughbook? No, get them kids a PeeWee PC!

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Seagate Replica in Seagate Replica simplest automatic PC backup solution Friday, May 1st, 2009

Seagate Replica simplest automatic PC backup solution

There’s no instant gratification from effort and time spent backing up precious PC data. That is why most of us, including me, never backup our data as often as we should.

Seagate introduced a new continuous PC backup device for Windows users, the ultra-slick and stylish Seagate Replica. Replica is Seagate’s automatic backup solution designed to offer truly effortless backup. All you need to do is to plug the USB cable into your PC or notebook, Seagate Replica starts to work its mojo. No additional software is needed beforehand.

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Unotron S6000K Washable Antibacterial Keyboard with SpillSeal and Germstopper in Washable anti-bacterial keyboard Thursday, April 30th, 2009

Washable anti-bacterial keyboard

Chances are you have something dirtier than the toilet sink staring back at you while reading this post. We all underestimate how much gunk, dust and dirty bits get stuck in our computer keyboards. Making it a breeding ground for germs and bacteria.

Imagine a worst case scenario where you’ve spilled coffee onto your keyboard. This Unotron keyboard is patented with SpillSeal® technology. Instead of just wiping the surface of the keyboard, SpillSeal® enables you to immerse the keyboard into a tub of soapwater to scrub, wipe and rinse dirt stuck underneath the keys.

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EagleTec USB Nano Flash Drive in EagleTec USB Nano Flash Drive Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

EagleTec USB Nano Flash Drive

Touted as one of the smallest thumb drives in the world today, EagleTec USB Nano Flash Drive is so tiny you can leave it attached to your notebook without even realising it’s physically there.

As far as I can recall, I’ve broken two USB thumb drive by accidently snapping and bending it. My habit of moving my notebook around the house with protruding thumb drives attached is to blame. So when I saw this miniature thumb key, maybe their fate could have been avoided.

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