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The RKi8400 Parrot has a dedicated connection to the iPhone and iPod and therefore achieves the dual license Apple's official "Made for iPod" and "Works with iPhone". Large display unit and 2.4-inch color TFT screen that it can display album art stored on your iPod / iPhone and facilitate research in the playlists. When your phone rings, the system automatically switches to handsfree. RKi8400 Parrot Bluetooth wireless technology also allows users to send music from the iPhone 3.0 and Bluetooth from mobile phones or other players via Bluetooth A2DP stereo. Obtained a music listener than the guy? No problem, because the RKi8400

Acer announced a new version of its Atom-based nettop, on one of the main problems we had with the first generation AspireRevo but scuppering it another way. The Acer Veriton N260G switches the original poor AspireRevo Atom 1.6GHz processor 230 or 330 for a 1.66GHz Atom N280 welcome, but at the same time decreases the GPU NVIDIA Ion if we admired. Instead of the NVIDIA Ion, the nettop has GN40 chipset with Intel GMA X4500 graphics. There is a VESA mount for attaching the Veriton N260G on the back of your flat screen, plus two HDMI and VGA outputs, six USB 2.0

Buffalo adds to its ultra-tiny RMUM the new line RMUM-H, which combines USB flash drive and microSD / SDHC card reader. The Buffalo RMUM-H is 2 GB to 16 GB of storage capacity and also serves as a microSD / SDHC card reader. Measures only 5 mm, the Buffalo RMUM-H is able to offer up to 32 GB of storage capacity of 16 GB when micorSDHC is inserted. It offers a transfer rate of 6 MB to 16 GB model is at a price of 10,900 yen and is available in black and white. [via itechnews]

SanDisk Corporation has announced that the 64-gigabyte (GB) SanDisk DFSP Gen2 solid state drive has been selected by Sony as the SSD of choice for its new ultra-portable VAIO X thin. Laptop SSD (Solid State Drive) use no moving parts, allowing for improved durability which prevents data loss resulting from the failure of the disc. Computers with SSD run quieter and cooler and consume less power than traditional hard disk drives (HDD). The SanDisk small round disk DFSP laptops ultra-thin with the requirements of small sizes. SanDisk DFSP Generation 2 readers supporting Windows XP, Linux and Windows 7, the operating

According to an article published on the site PC Pro, almost half of users who have downloaded the free Microsoft Security Essentials has been out of the new Microsoft operating system, Windows 7. According to figures posted on the site PC Pro, 44% mass downloads from people running Windows 7, while XP came in second with 33% of downloads and Vista is not passed the breakeven quarter of downloads at 23%. Even if Windows 7 had the most downloads of security software, it still receives the least threat detections only 16%, while Vista is double that to 32% and 52% with XP

If you were still in the market for a versatile mouse, turning Go Air Mouse Over MotionSense would certainly be a competitor. The house mouse feels if it is in an office, conference room, or using it at home with your media playback. The first thing you notice with the mouse is just the way he feels comfortable in your hand, even when you in mid air. The mouse is very easy to customize, allowing you to choose what that the functions of the buttons. The mouse is very easy to use, better than a number of competing products on the

Asus has announced the RS300-E6 Series 1U rack-mountable server that comes with Intel 3420 PCH and Intel Xeon processors 3400 Series. Asus server is available in configurations of dual processor or quad core. The RS300-E6 comes standard with socket LGA 1156 to support 45nm Quad Core CPUs and dual-channel DDR3-1333 memory. You can get up 32GB/RDIMM or 16GB/UDIMM memory. RS300-E6/PS4 The model offers four SATA II / SAS drives and one slim-type DVD-RW while RS300-E6/PS2 can be equipped with two SATA II and a 5.25-inch DVD burner. The former supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 10, while it can handle RAID 0

Cracking open the morning, if a little more engineering, packaging gift box shows a device somewhat similar in appearance to the Kindle. Dressed entirely smooth, matte white plastic, there is a QWERTY keyboard in a six-inch, 800 x 600 e-Ink display. Flanking the two are two sets of buttons Forward and Back, the presence of which makes it possible to use history in both portrait and landscape modes. A glance at the bottom reveals a headphone jack, power / lock switch and (behind flap) a mini-USB port and an SD card reader. We especially like the addition this, especially given the