Are you an Apple fiend? Take a look at your desk, then. We'll bet that you've got a mess of white cords laying around, an iPhone, maybe an iPad, and perhaps an iPod strewn about, without any rhyme or reason. It's almost enough to ...READ»
The innovative iPhone peripheral Square, designed to bring credit card accepting skills to the smallest vendor is now, surprise surprise, the subject of an IP battle centered around the initial invention of the idea.READ»
Intel's Light Peak device-connection tech is very promising, but it's superficially similar to USB 3. Rumors now suggest Intel will be releasing tech to support Light Peak in early 2011, and Apple may be in cahoots. Is USB 3 doomed before it starts?READ»
The rumors were right: Alongside new Macs, Apple's revealed its newest gizmo--a Bluetooth trackpad. It's designed to bring the same sort of multitouch goodness that MacBook users have experienced for months to iMac or even PC ...READ»
iPhone fuss be damned: Apple's pushing ahead with refreshing its other hardware, ready to bump up that revenues chart we showed you. Rumors say the Mac Pro and iMac line are getting a revamp, but will we see the Magic Slate too? iMac ...READ»
There's this slim, sleek, beautiful keyboard from the company that makes my OS. It's a little pricey, but designed so well I just, well, want it. What? Oh, no, this isn't from Apple. It's from Microsoft.READ»
With its new follow-up to its successful A40 headset for tournament players, Astro Gaming tries to bring the pro-gaming audio experience to the masses.READ»
Plustek's V100 BookReader device has just hit the computer peripherals scene, and though it's innovative, it's certainly some strange fruit. It's an advanced optical scanner device that has optical character recognition built in to ...READ»
Solid-state drives are slowly taking over the PC data storage market--and for good reasons, with their reduced power requirement, resistance to knocks and potentially faster access times than regular hard drives. And the next step in ...READ»
Ergonomic keyboards with a splt between the two halves are nothing new: The extra position adjustments they let you make are supposedly for added comfort. But the Pro:Motion from Smartfish Technologies goes one further, and morphs ...READ»
Over its forty year life the mouse has seen some interesting re-inventions, and the new Orbita mouse is one that's eye-catching. Its designers have taken the idea of a scroll wheel and inverted it, making the entire top surface of the ...READ»
For those of us who are in love with ultra-thin electronics, Logitech [NASDAQ:LOGI] has heeded our call. It's releasing three keyboards this week, one of which is only 9.3mm thick. Priced at $80 and set to come to market in October, ...READ»
