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See this at: evoluent.com| Added on 10/11/08

The Evoluent™ VerticalMouse™ 3 Wireless is the advanced third generation of the revolutionary mouse from the inventor of the handshake grip. Many users said the VerticalMouse relieved their wrist and arm pain. | Approved ergonomic mouse of University... See more

The Evoluent™ VerticalMouse™ 3 Wireless is the advanced third generation of the revolutionary mouse from the inventor of the handshake grip. Many users said the VerticalMouse relieved their wrist and arm pain. | Approved ergonomic mouse of University of California at Berkeley The Evoluent VerticalMouse 2 was evaluated in 2007 by a team at the health services clinic in UC Berkeley, including medical doctors, physical therapists, ergonomists, and administrators. It was found to be comfortable, easily adapted to, and promote a neutral wrist and forearm posture. It is the only vertical type mouse approved for staff use within UC Berkeley and for sale in the campus store. See less

See this at: bose.com| Added on 10/11/08

* Bose technologies enable surprisingly deep, spacious sound from a small system * Elegant brushed aluminum complements laptops and PCs * System enhances your enjoyment from other audio sources, including portable DVD and MP3 players

* Bose technologies enable surprisingly deep, spacious sound from a small system * Elegant brushed aluminum complements laptops and PCs * System enhances your enjoyment from other audio sources, including portable DVD and MP3 players See less

Highlights: $399.00

See this at: slashgear.com| Added on 05/20/08

Hitachi have announced a new Blu-ray burner that can create discs directly from the latest camcorders sporting eSATA ports. Bypassing the need for a computer, the DZ-WR90 plugs straight into the camcorder - and presumably you’d be using one of... See more

Hitachi have announced a new Blu-ray burner that can create discs directly from the latest camcorders sporting eSATA ports. Bypassing the need for a computer, the DZ-WR90 plugs straight into the camcorder - and presumably you’d be using one of Hitachi’s hard-drive based high-definition models, to make the most of Blu-ray’s capacity - and automatically creates discs from the footage you select. It even finalises the discs automatically, making it a complete one-stop solution for anyone wanting a straightforward way to share their video. The drive also works with DVD-R discs, and can support double-sided media although you’ll have to flip them yourself. Hitachi are claiming a Blu-ray disc will fit around three hours of full 1920 × 1080 footage and burn in 1.5hrs; alternatively, you can fit on up to six hours in 1440 × 1080 resolution. A DVD, meanwhile, can store up to one hour of 720 × 480 footage. Available in mid-July, Hitachi are yet to announce pricing for the drive. My gut reaction... See less

See this at: gizmodo.com| Added on 09/17/08

We've shown you bone-conduction headphones of different shapes and sizes before, but these new Audio Bone 1.0 ones may be the first genuinely stylish-looking ones (though you'll undoubtedly get people asking why you've not got your earphones in your... See more

We've shown you bone-conduction headphones of different shapes and sizes before, but these new Audio Bone 1.0 ones may be the first genuinely stylish-looking ones (though you'll undoubtedly get people asking why you've not got your earphones in your ears.) They're a development on the version we showed you ages ago, hanging around behind your head, and making contact with the bone just in front of your ear: hence you get your MP3 sounds directly delivered to your inner ear without blocking the sounds around you. They've got a frequency response range of 50-12,000Hz, and come in different colors for $189.00. [Product page] See less

See this at: gizmodo.com| Added on 09/17/08

Am I the only one that really hates the idea of "charging stations." I mean, seriously, is it that hard to use cable ties to organize your cluttered cables without having to shove them into a box? Is it that expensive to buy a dock or two for your... See more

Am I the only one that really hates the idea of "charging stations." I mean, seriously, is it that hard to use cable ties to organize your cluttered cables without having to shove them into a box? Is it that expensive to buy a dock or two for your most-used gadgets? See less

See this at: gizmodo.com| Added on 09/17/08

HP's Wireless Comfort keyboard and mouse combo has a number of other things going for it, apart from being wireless: the mouse has an ergonomic design, four-way tilt wheel and programmable buttons, and the keyboard's got a cushioned wrist-rest, a... See more

HP's Wireless Comfort keyboard and mouse combo has a number of other things going for it, apart from being wireless: the mouse has an ergonomic design, four-way tilt wheel and programmable buttons, and the keyboard's got a cushioned wrist-rest, a rotary selector control and 31 programmable function keys. Including a dedicated CTRL-ALT-DEL. Ohoho yes...everyone's favorite Windows uncrash key combo has its own button. Is HP saying Windows is unreliable? Kinda. Available now for $80. [Laptopmag] See less

See this at: amazon.com| Added on 08/01/08

Amazon.com: Zuo Modern Acero L (OOS) Computer Desk (With Finish:Glossy Black): Kitchen & Dining

Amazon.com: Zuo Modern Acero L (OOS) Computer Desk (With Finish:Glossy Black): Kitchen & Dining See less

Highlights: 1 used & new from $209.98

See this at: amazon.com| Added on 08/01/08

Product Description Free Shipping! Authorized Legare Dealer. This Legare Natural Straight Computer Desk with Hutch is perfect for small spaces like the kids room or the dorm room. It s also reversible, and its 12-inch shelves provide handy storage... See more

Product Description Free Shipping! Authorized Legare Dealer. This Legare Natural Straight Computer Desk with Hutch is perfect for small spaces like the kids room or the dorm room. It s also reversible, and its 12-inch shelves provide handy storage for books and CDs. The panels are asymmetric and reversible, so the desk can be assembled with the shelves on the left or right. It holds up to three 12-inch shelves, which are adjustable in 6-3/8 inch increments. This Computer Desk Set can have peninsulas, bridges and/or extensions attached to either side of the desk. It comes with two 12-inch shelves. The hutch easily attaches to any Legare straight desk in any configuration. It is reversible in design, so the opening for a notebook computer or desktop monitor can be situated to match the knee space and shelving beneath the desk. Its wide lower shelf can be adjusted vertically and its side shelves are reversible. It features cable pass-thrus eliminate clutter... See less

Highlights: 1 used & new from $498.00

See this at: amazon.com| Added on 08/01/08

Amazon.com: Legare Corner Computer Desk (With Width and finish:47 inch - Espresso): Kitchen & Dining

Amazon.com: Legare Corner Computer Desk (With Width and finish:47 inch - Espresso): Kitchen & Dining See less

Highlights: 1 used & new from $539.00

See this at: amazon.com| Added on 08/01/08

Amazon.com: Stationmaster Computer Desk, Medium Oak Top/Putty Base, 48w x 29-1/2d /- 1 Each: Office Products

Amazon.com: Stationmaster Computer Desk, Medium Oak Top/Putty Base, 48w x 29-1/2d /- 1 Each: Office Products See less

See this at: amazon.com| Added on 08/01/08

* Depth [Nom]: 28 in * Desk Type: Computer Desk * Frame Color: Charcoal * Frame Material: Resinite? * Maximum Height [Nom]: 30 in

* Depth [Nom]: 28 in * Desk Type: Computer Desk * Frame Color: Charcoal * Frame Material: Resinite? * Maximum Height [Nom]: 30 in See less

Highlights: Price: $212.81

See this at: amazon.com| Added on 08/01/08

* Product Dimensions: 1 pounds * Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) * ASIN: B0013CCP02 * Average Customer Review: No customer reviews yet. Be the first. * Date first available at Amazon.com: February 19, 2005

* Product Dimensions: 1 pounds * Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) * ASIN: B0013CCP02 * Average Customer Review: No customer reviews yet. Be the first. * Date first available at Amazon.com: February 19, 2005 See less

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See this at: amazon.com| Added on 08/01/08

Amazon.com: Student Multi-Pack Desk with Hutch: Kitchen & Dining

Amazon.com: Student Multi-Pack Desk with Hutch: Kitchen & Dining See less

See this at: amazon.com| Added on 08/01/08

Amazon.com: Rolling Computer Desk for your Home Office, Maple Finish: Office Products

Amazon.com: Rolling Computer Desk for your Home Office, Maple Finish: Office Products See less

Highlights: You Save: $113.94 (65%)

See this at: tigerdirect.com| Added on 06/23/08

Pelican 1495 Laptop Protector Case The new Pelican 1495 Computer Case is watertight, dust proof, crush proof, and corrosion proof. The 1495 Computer Case is molded of advanced ultra high impact copolymer resin, protects valuable laptop computers from... See more

Pelican 1495 Laptop Protector Case The new Pelican 1495 Computer Case is watertight, dust proof, crush proof, and corrosion proof. The 1495 Computer Case is molded of advanced ultra high impact copolymer resin, protects valuable laptop computers from handling abuse and all weather conditions. All case options include keyed locking latches, atmospheric purge valve, o-ring seal and padded fold down handle. Combination lock is included. See less

Highlights: Price: $129.99

See this at: gizmodo.com| Added on 06/13/08

I'd like to quip wittily about its lack of multitouch, but I'm afraid my good friend klaybc has beaten me to the touch over here: [gizmodo.com] Instead I figure why not take the pretentious fanboy jerk-ass route and thank my lucky stars I shoot... See more

I'd like to quip wittily about its lack of multitouch, but I'm afraid my good friend klaybc has beaten me to the touch over here: [gizmodo.com] Instead I figure why not take the pretentious fanboy jerk-ass route and thank my lucky stars I shoot Nikon. * The Incredible OMG!... at 06:34 AM See less

See this at: gizmodo.com| Added on 06/12/08

Behold the Greatest Workstation of All Time: the Emperor. I mean, come on, anything that looks like it can control a turbolaser battery or fire a giant anti-matter death ray must be the greatest workstation of all time, period. But according to... See more

Behold the Greatest Workstation of All Time: the Emperor. I mean, come on, anything that looks like it can control a turbolaser battery or fire a giant anti-matter death ray must be the greatest workstation of all time, period. But according to Patrick Laflamme Duval—business developer for manufacturer Novelquest—the name is not a Star Wars nod, but a reference to the emperor scorpion's tail: At the press of a button, the Emperor’s tail section (the large articulated arm that holds the monitors) rises to allow the user to be seated, then lowers back into position the three monitors at the perfect height and angle for perfect viewing comfort. The Emperor has three large monitors for a panoramic view, THX Dolby surround sound, air filtering, light therapy (so you can get a tan without having to go out under the sun,) webcam, battery backup, and other niceties. It can be built to order with a desktop Mac or PC, as well as the biggest docking station ever for laptops. If you want one, you... See less

See this at: newdavincis.com| Added on 05/30/08

5 in 1 Wireless Headset with Net Chat 1. Wireless Headset – Wireless reception from your TV, CD, MP3, DVD & VCD player or PC 2. Wireless Net Chat – Transmitter can be used as a mic for private chatting on your computer 3. Wireless Monitor –... See more

5 in 1 Wireless Headset with Net Chat 1. Wireless Headset – Wireless reception from your TV, CD, MP3, DVD & VCD player or PC 2. Wireless Net Chat – Transmitter can be used as a mic for private chatting on your computer 3. Wireless Monitor – Transmitter can be used as a monitoring device for your baby, elderly 4. FM Radio - the headset can be used as an FM Scan Radio 5. Wired Headphone – Includes audio cables so the receiver can be used as a wired earphone See less

Highlights: Price: $23.95

See this at: gizmodo.com| Added on 05/30/08

I'm so picking up one of these. Think of the possibilities while raiding in WoW... * Biggy at 05:03 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email Absolute... Stupidity. * JoOngle at 05:06 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email (Read the Google translation that Giz links to... See more

I'm so picking up one of these. Think of the possibilities while raiding in WoW... * Biggy at 05:03 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email Absolute... Stupidity. * JoOngle at 05:06 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email (Read the Google translation that Giz links to via PC Watch) ... ...and you´ll laugh so hard that the office you´re in will have you committed ;) * rudyism at 05:17 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email Ten bucks says the guy that invented this needed a more convenient way to navigate through porn. * Redwraithvienna at 05:20 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email See less

See this at: futuremouse.com| Added on 05/30/08

The Swiftpoint Slider™, the second Simtrix device, holds broader market appeal as it fits the rapidly growing 'mobile' sector of "laptop-on-the-go" and home media center living room environments. Here the lack of desktop space makes the use of... See more

The Swiftpoint Slider™, the second Simtrix device, holds broader market appeal as it fits the rapidly growing 'mobile' sector of "laptop-on-the-go" and home media center living room environments. Here the lack of desktop space makes the use of traditional mice problematic if not impossible. The 'Slider', as the name suggests, resolves this dilemma by an ingenious design concept whereby it 'slides' over keyboard keys -effectively enabling the keyboard area to become a "large mousepad". The Swiftpoint Slider™ is ideally suited to meeting the needs of the mobile computer market. Mobile computing today demands a high level of convenience and usability across a broad range of environments: cafés, couches, bedrooms, boardrooms, trains, planes and beyond. Existing HCI technologies — touchpads and mice — fail to meet these consumer demands for versatility. Touchpads, although convenient and portable, are still seen as second-rate “back-ups” by most laptop users. Conversely, standard mice have... See less

See this at: ubergizmo.com| Added on 05/30/08

The Swiftpoint mouse from Simtrix is truly different, and definitely goes against the grain where design is concerned. The mouse does not require a flat surface and was designed to be held between the thumb and index finger, targeting multimedia and... See more

The Swiftpoint mouse from Simtrix is truly different, and definitely goes against the grain where design is concerned. The mouse does not require a flat surface and was designed to be held between the thumb and index finger, targeting multimedia and notebook users in mind. If this article was interesting to you, vote for it on Digg or add a comment. If you like Ubergizmo... Become a fan! See less

See this at: gizmodo.com| Added on 05/30/08

Is it available for purchase yet? I am dying to get my hands on one of these. * halfpastme at 09:22 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email thats actually pretty bad ass * scoobydoo at 09:39 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email Reminds me of the old IBM Thinkpad... See more

Is it available for purchase yet? I am dying to get my hands on one of these. * halfpastme at 09:22 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email thats actually pretty bad ass * scoobydoo at 09:39 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email Reminds me of the old IBM Thinkpad 550BJ :D * Out2gtcha at 09:52 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email I gotta say, sounds like a cool ideer. If you could detach the print head and/or find a way to seal the ink cartridge or the whole print head itself in something for transport this could be purty slick. Uh oh, all those MBA users will have to either use their "ultra-portable" mouse OR this thing. Then again, who needs more than one USB port right? HA! Hmmmm guess there is a need for more than the bare minimum after all.... * jetexas at 10:35 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email I think they're going about this backwards. Why not just tape a laptop to the lid of a small 3-in-1 printer? Then you'd have like a 4-in-1 or something. * Zeasar at 10:45 AM on 03/05/08 Reply by Email See less

See this at: kayhan.com| Added on 05/30/08

Vancouver quietly conveys a clear and powerful message about those who choose it to create a distinctive environment for work. Carefully crafted by SMED, a Haworth company with a 50-year tradition of wood-working artistry, each Vancouver component in... See more

Vancouver quietly conveys a clear and powerful message about those who choose it to create a distinctive environment for work. Carefully crafted by SMED, a Haworth company with a 50-year tradition of wood-working artistry, each Vancouver component in a single office is created from matching sets of veneer. Beautiful finishes, 19 in all, enrich wood grain patterns that are meticulously matched throughout. But the pleasing aesthetics cannot deny a remarkable capacity for work. Mobile, flexible, and, most important, power and data capable, Vancouver is always a subtle expression of intelligence. See less

See this at: gizmodo.com| Added on 05/30/08

Hmmmm. Ive had issues with over the ear phones. I guess I have wuss-bag ears, but Ive never been able to have overs on for more than a few min without pain, so maybye these would actually work. They LOOK like on ear not over ear to me. * chrisaroz at... See more

Hmmmm. Ive had issues with over the ear phones. I guess I have wuss-bag ears, but Ive never been able to have overs on for more than a few min without pain, so maybye these would actually work. They LOOK like on ear not over ear to me. * chrisaroz at 03:56 PM on 03/04/08 Reply by Email Why not use bluetooth? * kastickboy at 03:57 PM on 03/04/08 Reply by Email Battery type and time use? Why can't they add these specs in as well. Lets hope they come with a rechargeable battery, last thing we need is to buy 600 pack double A batteries just to make it a week with this set of headphones. * Out2gtcha at 03:58 PM on 03/04/08 Reply by Email I've always had good luck with Logitec as well, dispite others having nothing but issues * DaOtter at 04:09 PM on 03/04/08 Reply by Email Logitech is the way to go, no doubt, but I dunno if a non-bluetooth headset, no matter how clear or double-eared, justifies the $100 price tag, especially when you consider that all those internet calling solutions cost... See less

See this at: engadget.com| Added on 05/30/08

At first glance, this I-T Click Click mini-mouse from Suvil looked to be the solution to all the world's ills. Not so much. In fact, this thing is awkward enough to hold and cheaply enough built that it'd probably be hard pressed to solve world... See more

At first glance, this I-T Click Click mini-mouse from Suvil looked to be the solution to all the world's ills. Not so much. In fact, this thing is awkward enough to hold and cheaply enough built that it'd probably be hard pressed to solve world hunger. The premise is simple enough: you rotate the mouse slightly for ergonomics, left click with the "fingernail" button and use the button at your thumb for right click. It all falls apart with use, however, with the scroll wheel gumming things up, and the fact that the "right click" is in use by your leftmost digit not helping anything. Left-handed users don't stand a chance. The I-T Click Click is currently available in Germany and Spain for about €12, and Suvil is looking for a global distributor. See less