Archive for the ‘Computer Accessories’ Category

Hello there,this time I would like to share some tips with you about the new computer’s keyboards. Here comes the three brand-new keyboards that are all worth to take a look at… and greatly recommended for you:

Type A: Razer Lycosa

This keyboard for gamers is slick as it gets. Completely black in color, with matte buttons covered with a rubber sheen that gives the button keys more grip than standard plastic keys. This Lycosa requires a quite amount of setup: 2 USB ports and 2 audio connections. Do you know why? Because there’s a passthrough USB and audio ports on the rear of this gaming keyboard, and also to power the backlighting on the keyboard. All the keys on the Lycosa light up, but it’s also dim: Unless you’re looking straight down on the Lycosa keyboard while you’re using it, it can be hard for you to find out what button you’re really pushing. Gamers can also set the WASD keys to be the only ones lit up. The Lycosa’s gaming keyboard can be just the thing for gamers who’re looking for that little tech-keyboard. Price= $80

The most important thing that’s kept the computer industry alive for years and years is that the computer & laptop purchase never stops with the computer itself. First comes software then follows by hardware. Tech gizmos, gadgets and etc. The computer is endlessly expandable.

Check out these fun and must have items to expand your laptop world:

Nowadays, you can see solar powered devices almost everywhere, and Intelligent Form wants to use the power of the sun(solar power) to charge your gizmos/gadgets and tech equipments like notebooks, laptops etc while you’re lounging by the pool.

The SOLo Lounge Table by Intelligent Form looks very minimal at a glance, but it packs silicon solar cells under its glass surface to harness over 17 kilowatts of solar energy every year, which according to the site is equivalent to 6,300 mobile phone charges, 8,400 digital camera charges, or 168 laptop computer charges annually — all without draining any traditional and overextended sources of energy.

Hey man, there are gaming chairs, and there are gaming chairs. This particular one, known as the HotSeats 723 Flight Simulator TRX Game Chair might very well be the ultimate.

Biometric drives are becoming more and more common as the need to secure the data on the drives from theft and loss becomes more pressing. Typically we all tend to think that biometric flash drives are very secure and a god option for sensitive data. However, it seems that biometric flash drives aren’t nearly as secure as we might have thought, even when they use AES encryption.

Terratec Cinergy Piranha TV Tuner The Cinergy Piranha is the smallest USB digital TV and radio receiver on the market as far as we are aware, and oh boy is it small. This little boy priced at: £64.99. But TV, radio and mobile phone video reception from such a small device is hugely impressive.

We know, not everyone sits within touching distance of their HTPC, but tossing a seven-inch touch panel into such a chassis provides excellent bragging rights if nothing else. Thermaltake’s DH 102 HTPC enclosure manages to include just that, along with a piano black mirror coating and aluminum front panel, wireless remote, front-mounted jog dial, USB 2.0 / FireWire ports, built-in Media LAB interface, and space for a number of internal hard drives. Unfortunately, pricing details have yet to be released, but if it ends up a bit too pricey for you, there’s always the DH 101 that forgoes the snazzy (albeit potentially unnecessary) touchscreen and replaces it with a smaller LCD (or none at all).