According to the manufacturer – the keyboard is made by high-quality silicone, that has no smell and a touch-pleasing one. Also, the keyboard is a completely environmental-friendly one. The keyboard can be used for both – a damp environment and even inside shallow water. What is more, you can easily spill some liquids on it and nothing will happen. NOTHING!

The manufacturer claims that there is no risk the keyboard can become dust inside since it is a completely dust-proof one. Fog and acid or alkaline environments are not a problem for it as well.

The only one thing I don’t like about it – is its fun yellow colour.

The BlueTrack Technology allows mice to operate on any surface, I mean it – on ANY, even smooth and shiny surfaces, for example,granite, marble and carpets are not an exception. The mice work great on any surface and the most interesting part is their price – the Wireless Mouse 6000 costs only $50 and apart form a new technology comes with  Microsoft’s first nano transceiver. The second model or a Wireless Mouse 5000 can be bought for $40 and it comes in sleek, ambidextrous design.

The both of them look really elegant and would definitely complement any PC and laptop. the mice are easy to work with and nice to look at.

Put PCs on the backburner, and laptops stowed in corner of your home because the spanking ZPC-GX31 All-in-One PC In a Keyboard will be the next thing adorning your universe. Undoubtedly, the device is especially made for places where space is at a premium. The keyboard bundles Intel Core 2 Quad CPU alongside CDRW/DVD drive and card readers. So, if your PCs and laptops are expelled from the job, blame it on this multi-functional keyboard. It is reasonable priced between $629 to $1099, to suit your pockets.

I think that Asus’ developers made a bet on uniting two most different devices into one. As the result we see what we see. MS71 is a wireless laser mouse with built-in flash memory. The device consists of two parts: mouse transmitter and receiver (mouse itself), which has magnetic locking mechanism that allows to unite two parts in one device and use it as a flash drive. The other thing is that when the device is plugged into USB port, it charges built-in mouse battery.

You may be skeptic about Asus MS7, but I Think that this gadget will be very popular among laptop users. Technical details and pricing are still unknown, we’ll see some press releases from Asus in nearest future.

This gadget is something I’ve always dreamed about – I’ve got a bad habit of eating in front of PC. Just imagine how convenient it will be – yo have your meal with fork and knife, while browsing web is up to your own feet!

Both units are connected via USB port, the gadget works with Windows only and its retail price is $199.

This consumer-friendly T-12 Power Strip from Tributaries can deliver high-level protection from over voltage, power line noise, surge and electromagnetic interference. Incorporating a pair of LEDs, this instrument can indicate the status of its operation while in use. There are blue and red indicator lights to indicate when it is properly grounded and it is not.

Tributaries T12 Power Strip is ideal for heavy-duty use at 15 amps for up to 1875 watts. Not only this it offers a vast coverage for a high-performance home theater system. This instrument comes equipped with three-prong IEC power cord to be connected with telephone, network and coaxial cables respectively. Its 8 separate UL certifications are a proof enough to see its safe operation assurance. T12 Power Strip is available in the market for just $120.

The Wolfking Warrior Xxtreme is exactly the keyboard to help you out in a situation like this. If you had a chance to see the original keyboard, you’ll notice that this one has a lot more to offer. The keyboard sports two “Wolf-Claw” ergonomic layouts for your hand to get to the key you need faster. Although it doesn’t look like it, this 94 key beauty actually has all the keys you need to write on your favorite blog about how you got ganked by a rogue while you were minding your own business. If your gaming rig was rig was lacking a few extra usb ports, the Wolfking Warrior Xxtreme will actually provide you with two slots built into it for the one it takes up.

So grab your friends for a LAN party and sit telling stories under the “Blue Moon” backlight glow that your keyboard will give off. When your friends become scared as you detail your life without this keyboard and how you will surely pwn them, don’t forget to taunt them that you can turn the volume up to rejoice in your kill directly from the keyboard as you slay them.

You can pick it up at ThinkGeek.com today for only $64.99

There are in fact many needs, but there are some that should be written about and others that are unnecessary. For many people, the obvious are laptops, desktop computers, TV’s, the lot and like. But there are other things that people sometimes overlook.

The First thing that everybody told me and even past alums said that I would need a planner. One of those PDA’s and to be more specific a Blackberry. Which leads me to my next point

For college, a Blackberry is necessary for a lot of reasons although many people think that people are just being lazy. However, for a person that is really pressed for time all the time or just needs a little extra helping hand, then the Blackberry will definitely come in handy.

Item A: The Blackberry will check email and when a person is on the go, outside of his/ her dorm, or even a local coffee shop. What would be better? To whip out a laptop and fire the thing up or just take out your phone??

Item B: Another thing that will help a person is the planner. I think the last generations are especially known for procrastinating. I am guilty as well as everyone else. The planner is definitely a must need and to be perfectly honest unless you own a Franklin what looks better a Silver Blackberry or a black Covey? My hands get tired fast and I have horrible writing…Blackberry wins!

Item C (last thing): If you already need to carry around a phone anyways, why not just drop the laptop a few days. Maybe you don’t always need to take notes on a computer every single day. Drop it off, check email with a blackberry instead.

This might be one of the most boring posts ever, but I thought about it and acted on what I thought is knowledge.

~Jason

Not only does it make drawing very easy but it allows Windows Vista users to transfer written words into onscreen text using its intelligent handwriting recognition. According to Wacom, the Bamboo recognizes even sloppy writing and is much smoother than other tablets like it to better simulate the feeling of a pen on paper. The wide tablet is A6 size and the pen is both cordless and battery-free. The Bamboo pen also doubles as a mouse as you use it on the tablet to navigate. The pen features a Touch Ring allowing you to zoom and scroll with the flick of your finger.

The Wacom Bamboo Pen Tablet goes for about $79.