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In this day and age, many households have broadband connections to the web which enables the user to perform many tasks.  Today, HP announced a new printer that takes advantage of the average house being connected to the Internet. Interestingly enough, HP plans to launch their own app store, so… Continue Reading »

Recently, we brought to your attention the Vue personal video network.  The device allows you to set up video cameras that connect to the internet easily.  Gadgetell had a chance to take a more in-depth look at Vue’s web interface with Dan Gilbert, Vice President of Marketing for Avaak.  Continue Reading »

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Monitors that don’t consume a whole lot of energy are starting to become more and more popular as the public becomes more energy conscientious.  Today, the Japanese Acer released some information on two new monitors they started shipping today.  The two new monitors include the Acer V193WBbmd and Acer V223WBbmd,… Continue Reading »

I’ve seen wireless keyboards, wireless mice, and wireless mouse devices that work in mid-air.  However, I have never seen a wireless keyboard that acts like a mouse before.  At Computex 2009, Cideko had on display a new gaming keyboard that would act like a 3D mouse when moved around in… Continue Reading »

Have an area around the house you want to keep an eye on?  Maybe you want to watch a kid’s room, your garage with your prized car, or just your front door.  There are a number of webcam solutions that will let you monitor things, but there’s usually a cumbersome… Continue Reading »

Currently, LCD displays use a backlight which drains batteries.  A new technology called “mirasol” is looking to change all of that.  The idea behind mirasol is by using mirrors the display can be lit with ambient light.  Another power saving feature is that the mirrors only have to move to… Continue Reading »

Putting a computer in your living room is simple.  Plenty of televisions have DVI or VGA inputs.  However, there’s always one hurdle.  The living room keyboard and mouse solution.  Adesso introduced its WKB-3100 (a catchy name that I’m sure will be stuck in your head for years to come) which… Continue Reading »

It’s been a while since we’ve seen any big developments in SDHC cards.  We’ve been stuck with class 6 cards up to 32 GB for a while now.  It hasn’t been an issue for anyone; they haven’t been terribly slow unless you’re using the cards in a digital camera and… Continue Reading »

The Pogoplug, the tiny device connects any USB drive to the internet, is rolling out some new features this week.  These features streamline things allowing you to send out links to more than one person at a time.  You’ll be able to find files faster via the web or the… Continue Reading »

Fusion-io, who has an awesome front page image (as seen above), is working with Samsung to put in solid state drives into servers.  The first thought I had was, “Why?”  After all, solid state drives make a lot more sense for portable electronics like laptops since they can increase battery… Continue Reading »