Apple Mighty Mouse (Wireless)

Get Around
Time is round. Space is curved. Why should your mouse be linear? Plenty of applications require you to do more than scroll up and down. Mighty Mouse offers 360-degree scrolling capability, thanks to its Scroll Ball, perfectly positioned to roll smoothly under just one finger. Explore the farthest reaches of your files — pan images in iPhoto, view timelines in iMovie HD and Final Cut Pro, traverse bars in GarageBand and Logic Pro — with one hand tied behind your back (or holding a cup of coffee or typing). Mighty Mouse gives you room to roam.

Spry and Mighty
In the beginning, there was one button. Then there were two. Then there were clickable scroll wheels and programmable toggles and solid-state slides. But nobody had made a mouse as easy to use as your Mac. Enter Mighty Mouse. Mighty Mouse, in both the wired and wireless version, combines the capability of a multi-button mouse with Apple’s top-shell design for the best of both form and function. Use it any way you work: Stick with single-button simplicity or click with multi-button efficiency.

Laser-guided Precision
The wireless Mighty Mouse’s tracking engine is based on powerful laser technology that delivers 20 times the performance of standard optical tracking, giving you more accuracy and responsiveness on more surfaces. It works just as well on a table at your favorite coffee spot as it does on your office desk. Which means you can leave the mouse pad at home.

No Tail Required
With its secure, reliable Bluetooth technology, the wireless Mighty Mouse goes wherever you do. Pair it with any Bluetooth-enabled Mac and wireless keyboard to work untethered and uncluttered at your desk, or take your show on the road. The wireless Mighty Mouse lightens your load on the go by operating with either one or two AA batteries. That’ll save you lugging a bulky dock around.

Apple's new wireless Mighty Mouse cuts the cord, giving you the freedom of untethered mousing. The design isn't perfect, and Apple isn't shy about the price, but Mac desktops and laptops beg for as little clutter around them as possible, and for that, the Mighty Mouse delivers.

Kingston 8GB USB 2.0 Data Traveler 100

The Kingston 8GB USB 2.0 Data Traveler 100 has been built with simplicity in mind. All you have to do is connect your flash drive into a USB port and you are ready to go.
The Kingston 8GB USB 2.0 Data Traveler 100 is sleek in its design and come without a cap, as the USB connector slides inside its self. The drive is no bigger than a pocketknife.
With up to 8GB of storage there is loads of room for you to save your data on this USB flash drive, from photos to documents. The DataTraveler 100 is very reliable and comes backed up with a 5-year warranty.
As I said the pocket drive is sleek and measures 59.7 by 22.3 by 9.5 millimeters (LxWxH).

Specifications:

Capless, USB connector protected within case

Designed to Hi-Speed USB 2.0 specifications

Operating temperatures: 32° F to 140° F (0° C to 60° C)

Pocket-sized for easy transportability, just plug and play into a USB port

Storage temperatures: -4° F to 185° F (-20° C to 85° C)

Weight: 0.48 oz (12g)

Woot are selling the Kingston 8GB USB 2.0 Data Traveler 100 for $19.99

Ultra II SD Card Speed and Capacity Boosted

SanDisk has announced that they will be releasing a 32MB SDHC card with increased read and write speeds, the 8Gb version will have a two in one.
The cards offer read and write speeds of up to Read more

Iomega 120GB Rev Drive: backwards compatible

Ok I know what you are saying, that the Iomega Rev Drive is old and that you did not know that it was still around. These drives were introduced over four years ago, however the company have launched a new backwards compatible version.
Although the Iomega 120GB Rev Drive is a new from the company, I worry that most consumers will not bother with the product, just like many of their other products.
Source – Engadget via Gearlog

USBee Flash Memory Drive is unique, USB thumb drive with a difference

Many off you may think that the USBee Flash Memory Drive design is a little to weird but we say get some glasses because we love it, it is not only different but the whole design is unique with some clever things going on.
The name for starters is a little wacky but makes sense considering the way it looks, ok this is only a concept but should be pretty easy to make it reality. The eye catching USBee is clever because unlike normal USB thumb drives they can sometime break when putting in or out of computers but this one will not because it is flexible.

The USBee has a clever combination of aluminium and silicon shell and this is where it becomes flexible, it also has a clever ventilation system to prevent it from heating up.

Tags: Enhance Tech, external hard drive, gadgets

Big always used to be better, however that all changed in the world of computers. The smaller you can make a product, the better you can market the device. Well it seems that Super-Talent has upped their game in the USB flash drive market.
The Pico USB from Super-Talent is the world’s smallest 8GB flash drive, just look at how small the flash drive looks next to this house key. The drive measures just 31.3 x 12.4 x 3.4mm and weighs in at just 6 grams.

Expect to pay about $35 for this product

Talking mouse for the Love Birds

A mouse for the lovebirds. Be it the color or the curvy contour, it seems love is in the air. Looks like an ideal techie Valentine gift.
A product of GreenHouse, Japan, this heart shaped mouse is available in 4 colors….pink, yellow, blue, red with a cable length of 1.5m. This cute device weighs only 60g and has a resolution of 800 dpi. Flaunting a delicate exterior it doesn’t miss out saying “I love you” as you press the scrolling wheel. This is really too romantic a gadget!