Top Gadgets of 2006

chaminga_d

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1. Logitech VX Revolution Mouse

* Price - USD 79.99

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Rev-up your notebook with the new VX Revolution™. Logitech´s innovative MicroGear™ Precision Scroll Wheel lets you fly through long documents at hyperspeed, or switch to precise click-to-click scrolling to navigate lists, slides, and image collections. Search the Web by highlighting a word or phrase and pressing the Search button. Effortlessly zoom in and out of photos, spreadsheets, and documents with the convenient zoom slider.

* Hyper-fast scrolling
Fly through long documents at hyperspeed. Shift to precise click-to-click scrolling, to navigate lists, slides, and image collections.
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* One-Touch™ search
Highlight a word or phrase and press the search button to instantly display results from your favorite search engine.
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* High-resolution zoom
Effortlessly zoom in and out of photos, spreadsheets, and documents.
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* Performance laser
Experience pinpoint accuracy with advanced laser tracking and ultra-smooth gliding feet.
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* Storable micro-receiver
Compact and portable, with robust 2.4 GHz digital cordless technology for superior wireless performance.
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* Ergonomic design
Enjoy exceptional comfort with a sculpted, right-hand shape and soft-touch rubber grips.
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chaminga_d

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Logitech Wireless DJ Music System

All your PC music. On your stereo. With total control.

The Logitech Wireless DJ™ Music System makes it easy to play your PC music on your stereo. Enjoy all of your music in your living room: MP3s, WMAs, iTunes®, Internet radio stations—even podcasts and subscription audio. Use the long-range remote to browse through your entire music collection and see what's playing—all from the comfort of your sofa. The Wireless DJ Music System combines plug-and-play simplicity with the clarity of digital audio, doesn't require a network, and works throughout your home.

Stream music from your PC to your stereo. Now it's easy!

* LCD screen on remote
The backlit display makes it easy to browse through your entire music collection, play exactly what you want, and see what's playing.

* DJ List
View and control the current list of songs that you've selected for playback.

* Intuitive controls
Use the clickable scroll wheel to quickly navigate through large lists of songs, and press to select.

* "DJ List Add" button
Use the dedicated "DJ List Add" button to add songs to a dynamic "Now Playing" list—even while the music is playing. Great for parties!

* StreamPoint™ Software
Works with popular media players such as iTunes®, Windows Media® Player, Musicmatch® and more for a unified view of all your music.

* Music Anywhere™ wireless technology
A better wireless solution with plug-and-play simplicity, digital audio clarity, and no home network required.

With the Logitech Wireless DJ Music System, you can enjoy:

* Dynamic, on-demand Playlist creation.
* Access to Internet Radio and Podcasts.
* PC music, anywhere.
* Remote control of Play, Shuffle, Volume and Mute functions.

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Anusha

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It will not be tha heavy, but this is overkill!!! I mean, why the hell would RAM need water cooling? (you don't have to apply water cooling at default speeds I gues; it's if you increase the voltages to insane levels that you might need water cooling) And these are not super speed RAM. Thing how hot video card RAM gets and the top of the like RAM runs at 2GHz.

Anyway, this is the first of its kind. So I posted.
 

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    yeah i agree with u .Even kingston hyperX have a little heatsink thats fair enough to hold the heat.I think this might be designed to drag the heat from the CPU to make cpu feel better.
     

    Anusha

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    Those are not heatsinks. They are heatspreaders. All new CPUs have heatspreaders. You can't see the core of an Intel CPU or an AMD CPU. But in the AthlonXP days (and before that), the core was actually visible - it was touching the heatsink directly when a heatsink was installed.
     

    chaminga_d

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    USB 2.0 Flash Pro Cable

    Unlike other USB cables which are only illuminated at the ends, Flash Pro cables are lit from end to end. A thin EL cable runs throughout the cable's entire length, providing some pizazz in an otherwise boring, but necessary accessory. In addition to adding some eye candy to your desktop, there are useful advantages as well.

    LEDs in the cable ends immediately indicate that a proper connection has been made. With the entire cable illuminated, it is now easy to trace any given cable, to more easily connect and disconnect peripherals from your USB hub. And, since the cable flashes when data is transferred through it, you can easily determine if data is making it from point A to point B.

    Flash Pro cables are offered in your choice of red or blue illumination, in both a standard Male-Male configuration, and in a Male-Female configuration for use as an extension cable.

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    Anusha

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    Those illuminating cables and stuff are nice, but I don't want them. They can be quite distracting, and also uses power unnecessarily.
     

    chaminga_d

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    T.one 12gb USB Mini Hard Drive, Silver

    Store 12 gigabytes of data on a USB hard drive enclosure smaller than a deck of cards! The T.One drives include pvioting USB connectors that fold into the body for transport and storage....

    Price : $149.00

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    chaminga_d

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    C.H.I.M.P. (monitor mirror)

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    (C) himp
    (H) as
    (I) nvincible
    (M) onkey
    (P) owers

    When you are playing Quake on the local LAN against the support desk staff you need all the help you can get. C.H.I.M.P is an early warning system that will clue you in on when to Alt-Tab back to your spreadsheet when your boss suddenly appears. How does it work? You just look at it and it magically (with its invincible powers) produces an image of what is behind you. Just like a good C.H.I.M.P. should...

    Sure it's stupid, but it works. Tail and face and appendages not included. What's included? A mirror with the word C.H.I.M.P. on it.

    Convex mirror (3 inches diameter) fits easily on either corner of your monitor with accompanying velcro. Choose between black or our new iCHIMP in stylish white.
     

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    Fly Fan USB Fan

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    Stuffy meetings, crowded airplanes and even taxis in Texas won't wilt you anymore. The FlyFan plugs into a USB port to provide a steady stream of cool air -- without draining your laptop battery.

    Kensington FlyFan

    # Convert a USB port on your laptop into a source of cool air.
    # No batteries required for use; uses less than five minutes per hour of notebook battery charge.
    # Compact and feather-light, the FlyFan goes anywhere and fits easily inside your notebook case
    # No switches to operate
    # Virtually indestructible
    # Soft nylon blades are safe, and won't cause injury
    # Quiet motor will not disrupt you when working
    # Flexible neck lets you position it any way you like
    # Small enough to take anywhere
    # Dimensions: 2.6" X 11" X .5"
    # Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year

    Price : $10.99
     

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    Fortress Ultra-Rugged Hard Drive

    Safeguard your data from a drop-height of 6 feet onto concrete!
    A geek's elite skills can sometimes lead him/her into some pretty interesting and hostile environments. No, we're not talking about those fun meetings with the corporate audit committee. We are talking about places like Antarctic research stations, volcanos and a large array of military deployments. The frontlines of many scientific fields are filled with geeks making important contributions and performing in extreme conditions.

    The Fortress Ultra-Rugged Hard Drive is built to work where protection from shock and vibration is crucial. Your data will be safeguarded against a drop of 6 feet onto solid concrete and experience error-free operation in severe vibration environments. The internal heatsinking design increases hard drive life and reliability. The Fortress is constructed from a very tough aluminum alloy and is 100% nickel-plated.

    Dual interfaces (USB and FireWire) in one drive give you total connection flexibility. Compatible with Macintosh, Windows and Linux OS.

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    Price : $499.99 - $799.99