Archive for July, 2011

On my previous posts, I have mentioned that some electronic companies are using luxury car names to market their product. This technology news does really attract readers, especially those car enthusiasts. Like for example Acer’s Ferrari design and Asus Lamborghini mouse. Now we are about to see a Porsche Design from LaCie, but now a storage device called P900. The LaCie P900 hard drive is available in desktop or mobile versions. Storage capacity ranges from 500GB up to 2TB and it also uses USB 3.0 technology.  The LaCie P900 hard drive are encase in an aluminum casing ensuring that the drive inside is secure and can dissipate heat.  You can buy the LaCie Porsche Design P9000 hard drives from $105 to $160 respectively.

Viewsonic ViewPad 7X is the latest tablet that will be release in Japan next month. The tablet features a 7-inch display made up of Gorilla Glass with a resolution of 1024 x 600, Android 3.0.1 Honeycomb operating system, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of storage, and it is powered by NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core processor. The ViewPad 7X is one of the first 7 inch tablets to come with Honeycomb OS. Other specifications included are HSPA+ connectivity, Wi-Fi, HDMI, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, micro USB 2.0, micro SD card slot, GPS/A-GPS, front facing and rear camera, and a 100 mAh battery.  The ViewSonic ViewPad 7x is priced at 49,800 Yen ($615) in Japan.

ASUS WX-Lamborghini wireless mouse is one of the latest technology of ASUS. We have also seen some car designs with Acer’s Smartphone and laptop models, like the Acer Ferrari 5000 laptop. From that we can conclude that some of the electronic companies are trying to use the popularity of car designs with their technology. The ASUS WX-Lamborghini wireless mouse features a 2500dpi laser sensor, 2.4GHz wireless connectivity with a range of up to 10 meters, four buttons, and a scroll wheel that looks similar to the rims of a Diablo sports car. The wireless mouse also has leather-like side grips and will be available in either black or white with black highlights. There will be a limited edition colored in yellow that resembles the Lamborghini’s signature finish. It has a dimension of 106.5mm x 68mm x 36mm and it is now available in Europe for €38 ($54) a pop.

Brando has introduced their latest gadget for this month of July, the all new wireless keyboard/mouse called Keymouse II. It is a remote-like mouse with full QWERTY keyboard that uses 2.4GHz wireless connectivity. The mouse can be use even on air like an air mouse and when you need to use the keyboard just flip it and start typing. The good thing with its keyboard – it has media buttons that light up in the dark, hassle free when you need to click them even in dark places. The Keymouse II is compatible with Windows XP or higher, Mac OS X and Linux. It can be use within 15m of range and it was technically designed for home theatre, presentations and etc. You can purchase Brando Keymouse II with a price of only $59, not too pricey for a cool gadget.

DosPara has announced their powerful gaming desktop PC called Prime A Galleria AX. Honestly, it’s my first time to see Dospara’s technology and their company name really sounds new to me. Maybe because it’s been a long time since I’ve updated my blog and read about the latest stuff about technology. The Prime A Galleria AX is powered by a 2.90GHz AMD A8-3850 quadcore processor, 4GB DDR3 memory, AMD Radeon HD 6550D graphics card. Other specification includes 1TB of HDD, AMD A75 integrated chipsets and a DVD Super Multi Drive. Dospara’s Prime A Galleria AX has a pre-installed Windows 7 Home Edition 64-bit operating system and sells for $690.

Brando has announced their latest gadget which is a USB card reader with encryption feature. This card reader will allow you to secure your important files by encrypting the data stored and will require the user to input his/her password. The USB Encryption Card Reader is compatible with SD, SDHC and MMC. It has separate sections (private and public) for your portable storage device. Every time you save/copy a file in the protected area it would ask for a password and the only way to retrieve the data you have stored is through the use of this card reader because the card reader itself is the one that encrypts the data, thus also it is the one responsible for the decryption of your files. You can buy this gadget for $23 a pop.