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USB-RGB Dongle Adds More Screens to Your Laptop, No Video Output Required
If you're somehow stuck with a notebook that doesn't sport a video or a D-Sub output but are feeling that multiple-monitor itch (for "productivity," right?) as long as you've got a USB port, you're in luck. The USB-RGB is a dongle that lets you add an extra monitor to your system via USB. The $87 price tag strikes me as a bit high, but I'm kind of a cheapskate—I'm good with one monitor per computer. More »
9:30 AM on Wed May 30 2007
By Matt Buchanan
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I-O Data Joins Blu-Ray Burner Party, Only $712
I know I can't be the only one looking to blow a handsome sum of money ($712) on something as useful as a Blu-ray burner. Good thing I-O Data will have just what I need once February rolls around. Granted, its burner doesn't do anything that other such burners don't already do (its 2X BD-R/BD-RE read/write speed is in line with other manufacturers' efforts), but it is slightly less expensive than the big guys' offerings. And as soon as you can effectively backup PS3 games (and I can afford a PS3), Blu-ray burners will look all the more attractive. More »
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I-O Data to Release HDMC-U Water, Shock Resistant HDD
I-O Data is set to release a rubber-coated USB hard drive called the HDMC-U. This is being touted as a water and shock resistant hard drive. The last time I check some flash drives were already liquid resistant. Oh well. The 12GB beast will be available in the middle of this month, just in time for the extreme holiday adventures that could put your 12GB porn collection at risk. More »
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I-OData USB2-C9RWG SDHC 16-In-1 Card Reader
If you didn't pick up the SanDisk 4GB SDHC card with card reader, I-O Data has another way for you to get your SDHC goodness onto your computer. Their USB2-C9RWG sixteen-in-one card reader is SDHC compatible, as well as fitting memory stocks, compact flash and SD cards. A couple other shapes are there on the unit but it's hard to tell just by the pictures. More »
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I-O Data USB Key With Free Software
Remember how TaxCut was shipped on a Kingston 256MB Flash drive? This is kind of like that, except the drives come with free software like OpenOffice, Migo, Pass2Go and ACDSee—though the last three are demos. The USB drives come in 512MB, 1GB and 2GB sizes. An interesting idea for people who don't have broadband to download OpenOffice or demos. More »
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I-O Data HTH-USR for Nervous Nellies
If you get all butterfinger-y when you're holding a running hard disk, the I-O Data HTH-USR might just save your ass. It has a 3D G-sensor that can tell if the drive is about to experience a sudden impact, parking the read/write heads and preventing any data damage. More »
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