SourcingMap All-in-One Music Mouse Pad

by Gadget AdvisorNov 18, 2008Nov 18, 2008 0

An all-in-one mouse pad may sound like a school science project, but it’s actually a very cool, funny, and useful tool. Created by SourcingMap, quite a lot of functionality is packed into a small area. SourcingMap calls the All-in-One Music Mouse Pad a normal product with abnormal features. It’s not a USB pad that floats or a wireless power source, but it’s a simple, yet effective mouse pad that comes with a 4-port USB hub (USB 1.1 and 2.0 compliant), high-quality stereo speakers, and a microphone.

Cables Unlimited Wireless USB Adapter Set

by Gadget AdvisorNov 18, 2008Nov 19, 2015 0

For those tired of not having enough USB ports or needing more positioning options, the Cables Unlimited Wireless USB Adapter Set provides an exceptional solution. It is equipped with the Wisair’s single chip, which allows customers to enable wired USB devices to work with wireless USB.

CyberPower Gamer Xtreme M1 Gaming Notebook

by Gadget AdvisorNov 17, 2008 0

Recently, Alienware released their portable monster, the M17, easily topping the charts as the best laptop around. However, a few days ago, custom gaming PC builder CyberPower introduced a rival to the M1. The name of the PC is the Gamer Xtreme M1, and this gaming system can stand up to most Alienware machines that have been released.

SanDisk ExtremeFFS Significantly Improves SSD Performance

by Gadget AdvisorNov 16, 2008Nov 16, 2008 0

Recently memory giant SanDisk unveiled a method that can be used to achieve a drastic improvement in reliability and performance for SSDs by using an advanced flash file system created solely for solid state drives, called ExtremeFFS. ExtremeFFS is a next generation, patented flash management system. With the capability of accelerating random write speeds up to 100x in existing systems, Extreme FFS will feature in SanDisk’s products in 2009.

Fujitsu U820 Ultra-mobile PC (UMPC)

by Gadget AdvisorNov 16, 2008Nov 16, 2008 0

Fujitsu has released the diary sized 5.6" U820 touch screen laptop refresh to their tablet line. Offering massive improvements over its predecessor, the U820 provides longer battery life, an included…

NVIDIA Quadro Plex 2200 Dedicated Desk-side Visual Computing System (VCS)

by Gadget AdvisorNov 15, 2008Nov 15, 2008 0

The Quadro Plex 2200 is not an average consumer platform in any sense, and you’re not likely to find it in or around many hardcore gaming enthusiasts’ vicinity. However, it’s such a powerful and unique setup that it deserves the attention of the masses. While we’re familiar with the Quadro branch of NVIDIA, which designs machines like this for high-end imaging businesses (3D design, CAD, etc.), what makes the Quadro Plex 2200 special is the use of two or four state of the art NVIDIA Quadro FX 5800 GPUs for an 8GB or 16GB memory capacity (frame buffer) as a ready-made solution.

Nanovision MIMO 7″ USB Touch-screen Monitor

by Gadget AdvisorNov 15, 2008Nov 15, 2008 0

We’ve covered USB monitors here before with the ASUS UFOTO UF735 and Century Japan’s 4.3” monitor. What makes the Nanovision MIMO series LCD monitors different is the display’s feature-set. The 7” Nanovisions MIMO display is available in models that include touch-screen support, a 1.3MP webcam, TV tuner, and microphone and headphone jacks.

Asus N20A Ultraportable Notebook

by Gadget AdvisorNov 14, 2008Nov 14, 2008 0

ASUS is new to the notebook and desktop PC market. They have long been known for making quality motherboards, video cards, and other PC components, but the company has just recently entered the field of custom desktop and notebook computers. The ASUS N20A notebook is ultra-portable, sleek, and stylish, yet it also offers top of the line security and high-end specifications to meet the needs of business users.

Transcend SATA-II 2.5″ SSD

by Gadget AdvisorNov 14, 2008Nov 14, 2008 0

Transcend recently released a 128GB MLC solid state drive (SSD). The Transcend drives offer 145MB/s read and 92MB/s write performance (sustained), which guarantees faster file transfers whether you’re working with a 1GB or 100GB file size.

New Toshiba Qosmio X305 Gaming Notebooks Use Triple-SLI with NVIDIA GPUs

by Gadget AdvisorNov 13, 2008 0

Toshiba is well-known for producing quality consumer electronics, from televisions to laptops. Their latest release is no exception. Weighing in at 9.04 pounds, you probably won’t be carrying Toshiba’s brand new flagship gaming laptop around with you too often. However, for those who like to game on the go, the new X305 gaming notebook is a definite consideration.

takeMS Releases Triple-Channel DDR3 Memory Kits for Intel Core i7 Processors

by Gadget AdvisorNov 13, 2008Nov 13, 2008 0

The German company takeMS has now released their JEDEC-compliant triple channel DDR3 memory kits for the Intel Core i7 processors. The RAM requires 1.5v for memory voltage, and tops out at 1333Mhz. An entry-level version providing 1066 MHz speed is also available. Both variations are being offered in 3GB and 6GB kits.

NVIDIA Quadro FX 5800 Professional Graphics Card

by Gadget AdvisorNov 12, 2008 0

NVIDA’s latest Quadro graphics card, the Quadro FX 5800, is designed for use by professional designers utilizing such tools as Photoshop, CAD software, or 3D modeling applications. It is also used for medical imaging and gas/oil exploration operations. The card is the first in the industry to feature 4GB of graphics memory, surpassing even NVIDIA’s top of the line enthusiast exclusive video cards like the 9800 GX2 (2GB).

Palit Revolution 700 Deluxe Video Card

by Gadget AdvisorNov 12, 2008 0

The new Palit Revolution 700 stakes claim to being the world’s fastest graphics card. It’s the first custom designed HD 4870 X2 in the world, and its features are quite impressive. The Palit Revolution 700 Deluxe presents dual GPUs pre-overclocked to 750MHz core speed, 2GB of GDDR5 memory, and 3800 MHz memory speed.

Intel Core i7 Power Efficiency, Overclocking, and More Information

by Gadget AdvisorNov 9, 2008Nov 14, 2008 0

Intel has been well-deserving of respect in the PC hardware industry since the introduction of the first Core microarchitecture, and their new Nehalem (Core i7) processors continue the trend of high performance that Intel has established. The Core i7 processors are a significant release, especially important to those working in video editing, video encoding, and 3D rendering.

Intel Core i7 Processors and Intel DX58SO X58 Motherboard Review

by Gadget AdvisorNov 8, 2008Nov 22, 2008 0

The technology industry and enthusiasts alike are buzzing about the soon-to-be-released Core i7 CPUs from Intel. Discussions are abundant for questions like “should I upgrade my computer?” After all, the Intel Core i7 processors promise unparalleled efficiency and performance.

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