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The Tripp Lite surge cord

by David Allen on July 2nd, 2009
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When you are in the position, where an electrical surge can put you out of business, then serious surge protection is needed. There are many products that offer surge protection, but nothing seems to be more capable than this one from Tripp Lite. Product Features and Technical Details Product Features Satisfaction Ensured. Manufactured to the Highest Quality Available. With Tru ...

Cool USB powered mouse

by David Allen on June 24th, 2009
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It is always the way, you need to make a quick calculation and there is no calculator handy. With this device, you are never going to be without a calculator because this is a mouse mat that is also a calculator. There are no batteries required as it is powered through the USB port. Features: 10 digits Calculator Memory Calculation: M+, M-, MRC Can used as Mouse Pad 3 Port USB ...

Tekgadget numeric keypad

by David Allen on June 12th, 2009
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Use this device with either the USB or PS/2 port and you will have a cool stand alone keyboard that has hundreds of functions for use in the finance industry and other business sectors that require complex working out. Product Features and Technical Details Product Features High Quality Mechanical Key Switches 20,000,000 life cycles Short Cut Keys Localized Function Keys Tech ...

Keep those cables in place

by David Allen on May 29th, 2009
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Take the average computer desk and underneath or behind there will be a whole load of cables all twisted into each other and if you have a laptop when you unplug it, then the cable falls onto the floor and that is a nightmare. Unless you use CableDrop these little clips will keep the cables in place when it is not connected to the computer. Features: Fixed behind or on the desktop ...

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 Space Pilot Pro 3D mouse

by David Allen on April 16th, 2009
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This is the mouse of the future and really is only going to be of interest to serious computer users who could probably get their boss to buy this for them. it is controlled by the larger circular knob that is turned, twisted and tilted allowing the 3D experience, it can also be used in conjunction with the ESC, CRTL, ALT and SHIFT keys for when you do not have enough fingers or hands. � ...

Black gaming 480W PC case

by David Allen on April 16th, 2009
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Although at first sight this PC case looks very nice and modern it is fact an older style and will have screws that need to be undone and then done back up again, it’s not a real big deal, but anyone thinking about getting one of these should think about the hassle of tiny screws. The case itself has a cool look to it and to be honest if the design suits the buyer then they are just go ...

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 ...

All in one PC by Averatec

by David Allen on March 17th, 2009
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You do not see many of these around, of course Apple have made a whole line of the all in one PC. However, other manufacturers have never really been able to get the right package to work. Until now that is. Averatec have launched this cool looking all in one system, which looks a bit like a mini laptop with a monitor stuck onto it. Features: AMD Athlon X2 1.5 Ghz 18.4″ display ...

Computer DIY - How to Build a PC!

by max on March 12th, 2009
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If you have been following Zedomax for quite awhile, you probably remember when my friend built a PC in 8 minutes. Well, here’s some more good DIYs on how to build a PC. Building a PC can be a daunting task for first timers while it’s a piece of cake for those who have done it before. Building a PC can be a daunting task. It takes research and patience. Rushing through a ...