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Jun 29 2009 1:33 AM
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At first glance it looks like a coffee machine from the USS Enterprise. But the Edelweiss PC is a computer which combines function and art. I picked up my jaw after noticing the latest addition to MillionDollarPC.Com. This is the “Edelweiss” PC by Pius Giger. Everything in Edelweiss is meticulously detailed. The wires, cables and watercool tubing are routed inside of the main body for a clean look. The Edelweiss PC looks beautiful from every angle.
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Jun 24 2009 1:32 AM
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adeal
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When you talk about printers, it is inevitable that the name HP will crop up - there’s just no denying the fact that this brand name has been offering solid printers across the (computing) ages, and this time round the company will roll out yet another first (for both HP and the printing industry as a whole) - the world’s first web-connected home printer known as the HP Photosmart Premium with TouchSmart Web. When coupled with HP’s TouchSmart technology, it will offer regular folks at home and at the office quick, easy.
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Jun 23 2009 12:40 AM
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adeal
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Viewsonic has been putting out a lot of cool products lately, and one of their most recent is the VFD820-12, an 8-inch digital photo frame. I had a chance to try out this product for myself, and I didn’t find it any different than the GiiNii 8-inch Multimedia Digital Picture Frame that I currently have on my wall. The operation is very simple on both of these products: just insert your SD card or flash drive memory stick, turn it on, and you already have everything you need for a slideshow.
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Jun 22 2009 1:03 AM
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adeal
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Dell's Vostro line up is pretty good: nice specification with low pricing. The latest laptop under Vostro brand adds one more dimension: style. The Vostro 1220 is an upcoming notebook under Vostro family with a 12-inch widescreen display. The ultra portable machine would be a great buy for students as well as business professionals who not only get a portable machine, but a machine with stylish design, nice specification and low price.
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Jun 19 2009 1:08 AM
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adeal
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If you're looking for a sporty external hard drive then check out this drive. The Buffalo HD-PXU2 Series hard drive not only looks very cool, but is also portable. Best thing about this drive is that it looks very good. You can choose from three colors: red, white and black. If you're a college-goer then go for red. Otherwise go for classy white/black. Another great thing about this drive is that it is shock-resistant, helping you secure data stored within.
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Jun 19 2009 1:07 AM
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adeal
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Q-London isn’t the first to come up with the idea of video glasses to be sure. But they claim that their new 3D QL Xperience Video Eyewear gives the viewer the equivalent experience of watching an 80″ TV from 2 meters away. I know what you’re thinkin’. Is it in HD? Well, no. But still, if users are on a plane or alone traveling and wish to have that large cinematic experience from their portable DVD player or iPod, this video headset may be the answer.
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Jun 18 2009 12:19 AM
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adeal
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If you’ve ever had that creepy feeling that someday robots will be mothering all of the children of the world, well then you really won’t like this new device. It takes baby monitoring to the extreme and monitors more than just whether or not the baby is crying. It also makes sure that the only thing you’ll be picking up is the sound of your child, it has a zero interference guarantee. No only else will be able to pick up on what’s being played through the monitor either, since the connection is actually encrypted.
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Jun 18 2009 12:16 AM
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adeal
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Shuttle today came out with a new Barebone machine that supports AMD processors for socket AM3. The newest Barebone SA76G2 sports classic black G2 design in polished aluminium and features AMD RS760/SB710 chipset inside. Another highlight is the ATI Radeon 3000 onboard graphics that is DirectX-10 compatible and allows for addressing up to four monitors at once. This is achieved by installing an additional ATI graphics card into the PCI Express 2.0 slot, which then cooperates with the mainboard's integrated graphics processor via ATI SurroundView technology.
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Jun 18 2009 12:14 AM
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adeal
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Disney and Asus Computers have joined forces to create Disney’s Netpal Netbooks which parents will see as an affordable portable laptop for kids. Like all Netbooks in the category, the Netpal is based on the Intel Atom processor and will be configured with customizable themes based on popular Disney Properties like Toy Story, Wall-E, and Hannah Montana. But I’m sure the RIAA would prefer they not do a special Pirates of the Caribbean theme.
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Jun 16 2009 12:45 AM
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adeal
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Netbook is still in its adolescent stage and it already has a competitor in the form of SmartBook. Fitting somewhere' between Smart Phones and Notebooks, SmartBooks are Qualcomm's Snapdragon chips powered machines. In a way the SmartBooks are a lot like Netbooks. The only difference is that it makes use of cheaper or open source alternatives wherever possible.
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Jun 16 2009 12:42 AM
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adeal
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Released alongside iHome's iStand, the iConnect is an iPhone-ready keyboard with a built-in dock that allows you to sync and charge your iPhone/iPods automatically from the peripheral. There are different two versions of the keyboard built for Windows and Macs, and although they both contain two USB ports, the Mac's version has extra keys that allow you to quickly access applications such as iCal, iChat, Mail, Safari and Front Row. For $150, you can purchase the iConnect sometime this summer.
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Jun 16 2009 12:39 AM
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adeal
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I usually like birds, that is as long as they’re in the proper environment. I’m not exactly fond of them when they decide to use my car as target practice though. There are just those times when birds go from being pretty melodious creatures to being a pain. Well if you have a situation where the birds are causing trouble on a flat surface of some kind, that’s a little out of reach for you, you could pick up this solar device. It’s a great alternative if you aren’t ready just yet to whip out a gun and camp out.
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Jun 07 2009 11:05 AM
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adeal
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There was no new color introduction by Nintendo during the E3 press conference or anywhere else in the continent of North America. But Japan was lucky. It got its own mini-megaton in the form of a new black Wii system which is bound to be released on August 1 in Japan. Even the accessories including the Wiimote, Classic Controller and the Classic Controller Pro will also be released in black to coordinate with the new system and in a way extract more greens from the people who already own a Wii.
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May 29 2009 12:12 AM
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adeal
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HP today expanded its Mini line up with three new netbooks: HP Mini 110 XP Edition, HP Mini 110 Mobile Internet (Mi) Edition, and HP Mini 1101. All of them are designed for students as well as mobile professionals who are looking for a nicely designed netbook with decent specification. The Mini 110 comes in a variety of flavors including Pink Chic, Black Swirl or White Swirl HP Imprint finishes. On the other hand the Mini 1101 offers business users an elegant, sophisticated Black Swirl design.
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May 29 2009 12:10 AM
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adeal
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Usually coffee is made in the old fashioned way of brewing it in the pot. However, if you have a stomach sensitive to the acids that are in coffee, you might find this different method quite useful. It’ll create your coffee in a way that is far less acidic and therefore a bit more gentle on your stomach. Of course it takes a little longer to create it initially, but it’s well worth the wait. It functions a little more like a tea pot than a coffee pot.
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