The Vega is an interesting new tablet PC from ICD. The tablet is powered by an nVidia Tegra processor and comes with 15.6-inch touchscreen display with a 1366 x 768 pixel resolution, a 512MB of RAM, a microSD card slot, a 1.3-megapixel webcam, WiFi, 3G, and Bluetooth 2.1.
This is probably the best mouse ever made, and with a lot of high-tech gaming mice out there, that is really saying a lot. This Apple Magic Mouse features no buttons, using the iPhone-like touch technology for everything a normal mouse can do and even more.
The new Fujitsu DeskPower F is available in two different versions 23-inch – 1920 x 1080 or 20-inch – 1600 x 900 multi-touch display. They are both powered by Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53GHz processor, come with a 4GB RAM, up to 1TB hard drive, a Blu-ray drive, running on Windows 7 OS and you can chose to have a digital or analog TV tuner.
Love it or hate it Windows 7 is about to bring a lot of technologies into the everyday computer. Touchscreen capabiliy is one of those and the new 24 inch Sony Vaio L has got it, along with Blu-ray and DVR capabilities and a starting price of only $1,300.
This new BookArc stand will free up some space on your desk by allowing you to stand your MacBook vertically and connecting it to an external display. The company claims that running your laptop this way, not only saves space, but lets the laptop run better, which we have yet to prove true or not.
THis new Adlink RuffSystem 840 is nothing if not extreme. It is capable of operating in temperature from -40 to +75, which is probably a whole lot better than your actual ability to operate the machine at the same temperature. Connectivity options include two gigabit Ethernet ports, four USB 2.0 channels, VGA, stereo audio, 4 serial ports (2 supporting RS232/422/485), parallel port, and one SATA II interface.
Lenovo’s IdeaCentre D400 home server will have Intel Pentium Dual Core processors running at its very heart, making this one rather speedy home theater system. It looks as though there is some space to spare within to hold 3.5″ hard drives, and hopefully it can carry more than just 4GB RAM if it were to pump out a decent performance when the situation calls for it. I think there is some way to go before Lenovo is able to market something like the IdeaCentre D400 effectively – perhaps they could point it in the direction of the Borg, where having a cube in your living room is able to assimilate all the home theater and entertainment duties of other devices around.
