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The little devil USB drive

by David Allen on May 27th, 2009
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This is supposed to be a “Devil Mummy” flash drive; it comes in various sizes of memory and of course that it going to be reflected in the prices. This is yet another version of flash drive that has appeared on the shelves of stores, whatever will there be next. Features: USB 2.0 Plug and Play Hot-Swapped Capacity: 2GB, 4GB, 8GB Support Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OS and Lin ...

The super Dell XPS 630

by David Allen on May 21st, 2009
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As far as PC’s go there are simply just too many to choose from, so it depends on what you want do on the computer, it seems that gamers are the most demanding of computer users and therefore computer makers are now producing machines that are designed specifically for the gamer market. This is the Dell XPS 630, a gaming machine that appear to have fashioned itself on “Knightrider ...

The 250 Gb mini station from Buffalo

by David Allen on April 15th, 2009
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Portable storage is all the rage these days and this little handy device has a massive 250 Gb of storage but also offers a shock and water proof shell which should ensure that the users is data is kept safe at all times. It is ideal from transferring data from one place to another, but with serious protection in mind. Product Features and Technical Details Product Features High ...

PC made from old Sinclair Zx81

by David Allen on April 13th, 2009
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It seems a life time ago when the Sinclair ZX81 was the considered the height the technology, yet when we think bad there was little that could be done with this machine as this was the pioneering days of personal computing. There was not even a proper market established back them, but we still knew that small unassuming device was the future, we just had to wait for everything to catch ...

Seagate free agent 750 Gb hard drive

by David Allen on April 6th, 2009
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A lot of people change their computers every two years this means a lot of hassle and work in switching over programmes and files, in some cases the user opts to deleted some content because it cannot be easily transferred which is a shame. However, if the user had an external hard drive then the computer gets changed but the content remains in the external hard drive. Product Fea ...

EZ Grabber for video capture

by David Allen on April 3rd, 2009
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This is ideal for people who want to transfer film from video to their computer, sounds idea! Well it should be as there are many people around who are in this predicament and time is running out, because video tape are fragile and can easily get damaged. Product Features Easy to use push to start push to stop capture button; USB 2.0 PnP Interface Real-Time MPEG 4/2/1 encoding ...

Get your hands on a retro 8-bit

by David Allen on March 27th, 2009
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The 8-bit computer is something that has not been seen since the 1980’s when computers were in their early days and soon caught on, the rest is history. However, sometimes people like to venture back to the good old days when computing was in its infancy. But now there is a machine that is hoping to rekindle those days, the TV computer is back and playpower.com are the people ...

Airplane USB flash drive

by David Allen on February 25th, 2009
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Flash drives are coming in all shapes and sizes these days, this particular model is in the shape of an airplane a rather large one at that, but you get the general idea. The memory is a generous size at 8 Gb but that it more or less enough for the average user. These come from China so there is a wholesale price and a retail price, the average consumer can expect to spend around ...

Pro Card from Kingston has 32 Gb

by David Allen on February 11th, 2009
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This brand Kingston has been virtually going hand in hand with the flash memory market for some time, but now they have burst out and step up a level with this version of the Compact Flash Elite Pro 32 Gb. Specs: Capacities: 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB Dimensions: 1.43″ x 1.68″ x 0.13″ (36.4mm x 42.8mm x 3.3mm) — CF Type I Speed: 25MB/sec. read, 20MB/sec. write Operating Temperat ...

Back Up through the USB

by David Allen on January 21st, 2009
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Most computer users fail to back up their data, this is okay until something goes wrong then they wish that they had it a long time ago. The problem is finding an easy and quick solution to the problem, and maybe this Click Free is that solution to a serious problem. Features: USB 2.0 compliant Clickfree™ Transformer Works with Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000 Ideal fo ...