This is the deal of the day offering an Epson Workforce 500 all-in-one printer. It’s for sale at Amazon and you can have this at a very low price. It’s specs are 5-in-1 print, copy, scan, fax, photo. It’s also speedy and you can print up to 33 ppm in black and color. It’s also flexible because it has built-in memory card slots and 2.5-inch LCD. It also has a built-in, 30-page ADF. How much for all this? $78.
What is less than half an inch thick, weighs as much as a 200-page paperback, displays PDF or printer-ready files, and plays music at the same time? If you answered Foxit eSlick Document Reader, give yourself a pat on the back and place an order for this bookworm must-have. The eSlick is only 0.4″ thick and will display PDF files at varying font sizes for easy reading. It could happily convert any printer-friendly document into PDF format too. Play MP3 files through the included headphones via the 2GB SD card that also comes with the package. Foxit will be taking advanced orders now. $230.
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He’ll sacrifice his life to protect your precious toys. He’ll plug his head to the mains power outlet and give his arms and feet to provide the precious juice your gadget thirsts for. And his heart will tell you that everything will be alright, and that sudden spike in electricity will be taken care of. That’s how Electroman loves you and your gadget. This curious-looking surge protector looks like a doll but is actually for extended, and surge-protected outlets for your iPhones, iPods, or other electronic stuff. Take care of Electroman, and he’ll surely take care of you, or your gadgets at least. $25.
At a little under a quarter of the size of an ordinary keyboard, Brando may have made the smallest, backlit USB keyboard yet. Their super small keyboard lets you work in the dark and save space at the same time with its very small footprint. Communication is via a 2.4GHz transmitter and the unit is powered by 2 AAA batteries. An available USB slot lets you connect your mouse (or other peripheral) to the keyboard as well. Order now and Brando promises to ship your keyboard before December ends. $47.
Cyber E Sport’s innovative Orbita mouse allows you to scroll endlessly through web pages or documents with ease. Multimedia files like music and videos can be edited easily as well with the continuous spinning control unlike your traditional mouse. Left click with the center button then squeeze the button around the rim for the right click. It works like a normal mouse as well with drag, drop, and point actions but with the added spinning control, the Orbita adds greater flexibility to your controls. Mac or PC compatible. $100.
Miniaturization is the trend nowadays which is especially evident in storage devices and various data methods. Now with this trend comes the new mouse from Z-Nano. The new Z-Nano mouse is baptized to be the World’s Smallest mouse so far (and I can’t imagine another one being released that’s smaller than this one). Its dimensions are 42 x 21 x 17.65mm (See pic). But don’t be fooled, even though it’s small, its tracking is 1600 dots per inch (dpi) whereas a typical optical mouse tracks between 400 dpi and 800 dpi only. Aside from the other cool features that it has, ex: magnetized wire management, the best feature of all is the ability to slide in a 1×1 photo into a transparent slot that gives a unique touch to the mouse. As if it weren’t unique enough for its smallness already! $60.
Get your peripherals organized while you travel with Tumi Computer Kit. It provides room for your computer travel essentials such as cordless optical mouse with scroll wheel, retractable network cables to connect you to LAN and Ethernet ports, flexible USB-powered task lights, and 4″ extension cables. These are important things that you need so better keep them in place. $100.
