According to the source, Cowon is going to launch its new mobile internet device called W2 MID. This brushed metal device is powered by 1.33GHz Intel Atom CPU and it will come with a 4.8-inch 1024×600 touchscreen display, bluetooth, WiFi, multiple usb port and it will run on Windows 7 OS. The date of release and pricing is yet to be announced.
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This post was written by Brad on January 11, 2010
ThinkGeek has introduced one more 3-in-1 gadget, the Track ball Mouse Nuumeric Keypad Hub. It is specially designed for netbook or notebook use. This unique device consists of a trackball mouse, numeric keypad and two USB port all in one package. The trackBall Mouse Numeric Keypad is available for $59.
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This post was written by Brad on December 23, 2009
CyberPower upgraded its Gamer Xtreme series by adding up SuperSpeed USB 3.0 and SATA III 6.0 Gbps interfaces as standard features. These gaming systems are currently available with either an Intel Core i5 or Core i7 processor. The price of Gamer Xtreme series start from $749.
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This post was written by Brad on November 17, 2009
There are lot many ideas coming out whenever we look at a thing. Can we turn it to other things? Designer Sebastien Sauvage has designed this concept, a stackable radio and speaker system for Macmini. The speaker and radio shaped just like the Macmini itself. The radio is an internet radio with about 10,000 stations worldwide, 2 front and 3 rear extra USBs and multi card reader.
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This post was written by Brad on May 5, 2009
Xbox 369 arcade stick is featured with integrated 3.5 inches LCD display which allows you to browse the character moves or combos saved on a built in 256MB memory or on SD card. The joystick is powered by USB. Specially designed for street fighter 2 HD hyper remix, SF IV and Marvel vs Capcom 2. This will make you forget to pause the game for looking into the command list.
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This post was written by Brad on April 20, 2009
iPhone users can be at risk of getting electric shock as its power adapters are reported to be faulty by Apple.
Not all but many of the 3G iPhone models compact USB adapters might have a problem of breaking its metal prongs. Though as of now there haven’t been any complaints reported of any injury. But Apple has urged users to swap the adapters.
To be more specific the models sold at US, Japan, Mexico and Canada might 
have these problems. Also the adapters sold in 10 Latin American nations might also have the same problem.
Apple stated that the thin metal prongs of the power adapter could break off and get stuck in the socket.
List Of countries that might be affected are :
Since June 2007 Apple has sold more than six million devices but are not very sure as which and how many devices have the fault and hence not sure about how many users might be at risk.
Apple has claimed that the adapters will be replaced free of cost and the fault free adapters will be available by 10 October. Until then the users should recharge the instrument by connecting it to a computer using USB port.
To get the chargers replaced one will have to order through Apple’s website or at any Apple store starting from 10 October.
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This post was written by Kevin on September 23, 2008
