This HD monitor does it all. At 22″ across diagonally, it can also be used for HDTV with both DVI and HDMI inputs. A 4-in-1 card reader lets you virtually turn this monitor into a standalone HD entertainment center. Or for the complete photo enthusiast, you can use this versatile display as a high quality digital picture frame. Whatever your needs, you should find it here with this HD monitor. $400.
If you want to buy a new wireless keyboard, you can choose this Wireless Roll-Up USB Keyboard from USB Geek. It is water, dust, acid and alkaline-proof and also washable, so you can easily clean the device. The keyboard adopts 2.4GHz Radio Frequency (RF) wireless transmission technology and offers 121 keys in a standard QWERTY layout. The keyboard is also made up of high-quality silicone, and is more comfortable than traditional hard plastic keyboards. $32.
Lian-Li is famous for their PC case. The Lian-Li PC-XB01 case mod comes with a single 120mm fan, optional water cooling and thick, sound-proofing slabs of foam to keep the hard disc drive quite. However, the PC-XB01 is four times the size of an XBox 360. Lian-Li will release this PC-XB01 Case Mod in August 2008.
Finally a man’s laptop, not some wussy fragile notebook… who are we kidding, we love those too. But, this Dell Latitude XFR D630 Laptop is made to withstand a beating. It can endure extreme temperatures, moisture, and altitudes. It comes with support for solid state drives, traditional hard drives with the shock-isolated mounting, a sealed keyboard protecting it from rain and dust, and an optional integrated resistive touch screen technology. You could probably shield bullets with it too. $3,900.
It’s said to be the thinnest laptop out there at 0.76 inches. The new Macbook Air is Apple’s latest badass to enter the dwindling PC dominated market. It features 13.3-inch widescreen LED display, full-size keyboard, and large multi-touch trackpad not to mention the Bluetooth 2.1 & 802.11n Wi-Fi for the consummate globetrotter. As of now the power is seen in a 1.6GHz or 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, which means you can use Bootcamp to run Windows. Its thinness is attributed to no DVD drive… if you need to use a DVD or CD there’s Remote Disc which wirelessly connects you to a Mac or PC, which is pretty cool. $1800.
If you’re looking to upgrade your operating system to something that will make Vista look even more crappy than it is, go get Mac OS X Version 10.5 Leopard.
We know you Mac lovers really get into your OS X because of its look, functionality, and stability. So here’s your upgrade, fanboys. $109.
Librium from Silent Revolution is a laptop bag that offers a padded laptop pocket (Fits from 12 inch - up to most 17 inch laptops), a padded iPod pocket, and a front pocket to carry power adapters and other peripherals. Silent Revolution sells this bag for $178.
Priced at $69, Buffalo’s ultra-slim (8mm) Optical Mini Mouse is a highly portable mouse with retractable USB cord for easy storage. The wheel on the mouse doubles as the mouse buttons and scroll wheel for easier navigation.
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