Seen that? - Elecom Glossy Screen Protector

Filed in archive Best of on April 9, 2010

Elecom Glossy Screen Protector Tech Without Wires

I always believed that the moment you purchase a new laptop, the first thing you should do is buy a screen protector. This adds bragging rights to the resale value of "screen protector since day 1" care. Here's one from Elecom, a glossy protective film for your computer screen. Sadly this version cannot accommodate the new 13 inch widescreen MacBooks as it can only fit notebooks with screens of 15, 17 [...] Read More


Sponsored Post: TechSmith and SnagIt Blogging-output Accessories Tech Without Wires

TechSmith's SnagIt - the world's most popular screen capture software- allow users to capture, edit and share any image, including scrolling windows, objects, menus, video, text, and Web pages and include them in emails and instant messages, PowerPoint presentations, MS Office documents, marketing and sales materials, technical documentation, class handouts, websites and blogs. Now, the leader in screen capture and technology - TechSmith - has now released its free SngaIt [...] Read More


Sponsored Post: Share Mutimedia Content Through TechSmith Tech Without Wires

Founded by William Hamilton in 1987, TechSmith initially developed custom software for Windows for use in various commercial applications. Since then, TechSmith has turned into the world's number 1 provider of screen capture and screen recording software for the individual and professional user. The company's first independent product - SnagIt® - was released in 1991 in response to a market demand for screen capture tools. SnagIt® turned into a screen capture [...] Read More


Elecom Brings the Arcade to the Console and the PC The Gadgets Weblog

If you're old enough, looking at the image on the left is probably kicking up memories of blocky, 8-bit figures and old school MIDI music, and for good reason: the new Elecom GamePad for PS3 (and Windows, too) looks a great deal like one of the controllers from the Atari 2600. Curious about the functions of all of those buttons? It turns out they actually correspond to real PS3 functions [...] Read More


Elecom iPod Lock The Gadgets Weblog

I suppose that the growing number of iPod thefts has logically led to the invention of the iPod lock. From what it looks like, the iPod slips into a handy case, then is locked in with an old-style lock reminiscent of bike locks from the seventies. It also looks like there is a hole there that keeps the clicker wheel and screen exposed. This actually surprises me, because I would [...] Read More