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on June 7, 2010

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Dell has gone ahead and unveiled mono laser printer and a range of wireless printing solutions for mobile devices. Their latest Dell 5350dn is a single function mono laser printer which can print up to fifty pages with print resolution of 1,200-by-1,200 dpi. It comes with duplexing standard and includes expandable options such as wireless/gigabit internal card, input and output paper tray, mailbox bin, staple finisher and extra memory for high capacity printing.
It is also offering Dell Proximity Printing, a free for download printing solution which enables your mobile devices to connect to network printer and print wirelessly. With the help of an office map layout, mobile user can click on the network printer of your choice for routing the print job without the need for installation of printer drivers or knowing printer queue names.
Dell 5350dn is priced at $1519.99 but in case you are looking to create flyers in color and print them in bulk I would suggest that you go for full color flyer printing companies which can print high quality flyers at cheap rates without you having to invest in expensive printers.
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on June 4, 2010
If too much stress at office doesn't let you sleep then here is Zeo Personal Sleep Coach wireless sleep device to take care of it. It is aimed at improving your quality of life and has been designed to analyze your sleep and improve it. It includes a lightweight wireless headband, a set of online analytical tools, a bedside display and an email-based personalized coaching program.
It helps you understand and minimize factors which are affecting your sleep in a negative manner and at the end of the day take control of your nights. With its web based tools you can find out how or whether you slept through the night or not. Visual analytical tool helps you to see trends and cause and effect patterns. Priced at $200, it's a great device to get back your sound sleep.
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on May 26, 2010
Check out Eye-Fi Pro x 2 which is the first wireless memory card so that you don't have to waste your time trying to physically upload photos. Once you are through with the initial set up, all you need to do is choose the wireless network you wish to get connected to and customize folders on your computer where you intend to store your camera's content.
It also comes with a feature which lets you share your photos and videos online on websites such as Flickr, Facebook etc. There is a selective transfer option which lets you pick and choose the pics which you would want to transfer wirelessly whereas the customization option lets you preset album names and descriptions.
There is also a geotagging service available on selected cards which let you tag the location of the photo by location on the map on Flickr, iPhoto etc. If you select the Endless Memory mode then you can automatically delete photographs and videos from the cards once they get wirelessly transferred so that you don't have to trouble yourself. It offers compatibility with most of the cameras and prices start at €60 for 2GB card.
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on May 23, 2010
Eleksen ElexTek Bluetooth Wireless Fabric Keyboard Tech Without Wires
Not only is it wireless, it is also tactile-less! The ElexTek Bluetooth keyboard is made out of foldable fabric that can be crumpled into your pocket. But of course, that would be the most uncouth way of handling expensive gadgets. Which is why the package comes with a carrying pouch, a stand for your PDA or mobile as well as two AA batteries and drivers. It would have been better [...] Read More
Increase typing speed by up to 100% Tech Without Wires
Someone has done their homework and come up with the idea that if your keyboard is totally blank you will not be slowed down by taking a peek at the names of the keys as you type. So we now have "Das Keyboard II" a totally blank keyboard and with little mechanical switches to give you a very positive feel as to when you have actually typed the key. The keyboard can [...] Read More
Carry a keyboard in your pocket Tech Without Wires
The future is here. Yes you read the heading correctly, you can carry a keyboard right there in your pocket. The pictured device shows how it is possible to reflect on any flat surface a keyboard and connect that keyboard via bluetooth to a smart phone, PDA, or other device such as a laptop. When you place your fingers and press a key you hear a definite click for each key [...] Read More
iMac's New Keyboard The Gadgets Weblog
I thought I would do a little follow-up on the who new iMac bug that has been going around. Right now, you can get yourself an iMac, but if you want the Bluetooth wireless keyboard, you might have to wait a few weeks. I'm sure that you already know that this new iMac Keyboard is enclosed with anodized aluminum. The keys are also not curved, just like those on the [...] Read More
Roll Your Own Fabric Keyboard The Gadgets Weblog
If you are tired of using keyboards for your mobile devices that are larger than the phone or PDA itself, this is the mobile keyboard for you. While the keyboard isn't entirely fabric, as you can see it has a plastic part that houses some of the required gizmos, you can roll it up for storage and transport. It looks to be quite a bit smaller than my portable keyboard [...] Read More
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on May 20, 2010
Osram Sylvania has made an effort to combine LED light and speakers. Dubbed as MusicLite, it comes with standard screw in socket fitting in regular cans for recessed lighting. This ten watt cluster of LED gives light equivalent to 65 watt reflector bulb and backs with 25 watt speaker.
The inherent characterizes of LED makes it a possibility as standard incandescent bulbs tends to generate too much heat for speaker in a similar can whereas compact fluorescent tubes occupy too much of space. It combines 65 watt equivalent light with stereo speakers accepting a wireless audio signal.
It will be sold in pairs with wireless audio transmitter reaching around ninety feet. It is being aimed at small businesses such as restaurants and homeowners looking at easily installed audio systems.
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