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Memtek TRI-UV100 Tritton SEE2 USB 2.0 SVGA Adapter
The TRITTON SEE2 USB 2.0 SVGA Adapter instantly allows you to add a second display through your USB 2.0 port. Simply install the included drivers, plug the SEE2 into the USB port and your ready to go. Extend your desktop across both displays allowing you to increase your productivity like never before. While reading email on one display, open attachments on the other display. Expand spreadsheets across both monitors, in graphics programs increase your working area by putting all your pallets on the second display. While giving a presentation on one display see your notes on the other display or do multi-screen presentations! The possibilities are endless with the TRITTON SEE2 display adapter.SEE2 is powered through the USB cable so no additional power supply is needed. By using USB there is no need to open the computer. Adding a second internal video card to a desktop can be complicated and impossible in some cases. With the SEE2 display adapter, just plug it in.
Office Use - View large spreadsheets across two screens with display continuity; Multitask more effectively without overlapping windows; Open attachments on one screen while reading the e-mail on the other
Mobile Use - Do multiple screen displays and presentations without bringing another computer
Graphic Use - Use second display for pallets/tools
Data Entry Use - Type documents on one screen while viewing reference material on the other
Wall Street - Use a notebook for viewing multiple screens; View charts and live data at the same time
June 24th, 2008
3M Privacy Filter PF14.1 Notebook Privacy Filter for 14.1″ Screens
3M Privacy Filters poke figurative sticks in the eyes of nosey neighbors. Not that sharing doesn’t give those involved a warm, fuzzy feeling inside. But shoulder surfing is just plain annoying. Working on a notebook computer in public leverages the portable computer’s value, makes constructive use of time you spend passively waiting to travel and traveling, and reduces or eliminates boredom. But chances are you’d prefer what’s on that 14.1-inch LCD screen to be “For Your Eyes Only,” to borrow an espionage phrase. That’s where 3M Privacy Filters come in!
June 24th, 2008
PC Power and Cooling S75QB Silencer 750W Quad (Black) power supply, SLI and 80+ Certified
Key Features Form Factor ATX Warranty 3 Years AC Input 90V - 264V Output Power 750 W Fan Features 22 - 55 CFM ball-bearing Connectors SATA,24-pin, 8-pin, 4-pin, two 6-pin PCI-E Dimensions WxDxH 5.9×7.1×3.4 inches MTBF 100,000 hours Detail Specifications Features: 750W Continuous @ 40C (825W Peak) Up to 90% (10dB) Less Noise per Watt NVIDIA SLI Certified (Dual 8800 GTX) High Efficiency (83%); .99 Active PFC +12VDC @ 60A (Powerful Single Rail) Rock-Solid, Super-Clean DC Output 24-pin, 8-pin, 4-pin M/B Connectors Quad PCI-E and 15 Drive Connectors Automatic Fan Speed Control Circuit Specifications: AC Input- Operating Range - 90-264 VAC Frequency - 47-63Hz Current - 12A Efficiency - 83% EMI - FCC-B, CE DC Output- Output - +5V @ 30A,+12V @ 60A,-12V @ 0.8A, +3.3V @ 24A,+5VSB @ 3A,continuous = 750W, peak = 825W Regulation - 3% (+3.3V, +5V, +12V), 5% (-12V) Ripple - 1% (p-p) Hold Time - 16ms PG Delay - 300ms Safety- OV Protection - +3.3V, +5V, +12V OC Protection - 135% OPP Agency Approval - UL/ULC/CE/CB/RoHS Environmental- Temperature - 0° - 40°C Humidity - 20% - 80% RH Fan Type - 22 - 55 CFM ball-bearing Noise - 26 - 40dB(A) Miscellaneous- Compatibility - NVIDIA SLI Certified M/B Connectors - 24-pin, 8-pin, 4-pin, two 6-pin PCI-E, and two 6/8-pin PCI-E Drive Connectors - 15 (6 SATA, 8 Molex, 1 mini) MTBF - 100,000 hours Dimensions - 5.9×7.1×3.4 inches
750W Continuous @ 40C (825W Peak)
+12VDC @ 60A
High Efficiency (83%), .99 Active PFC
Quad PCI-E and 15 Drive Connectors
Automatic Fan Speed Control Circuit
June 24th, 2008
BVM-L230 23″ Trimaster LCD Professional Master Mon, BVM-L230, LCD Video Monitors
Sony BVM-L230 23″ Trimaster Professional Master LCD Monitor, 1080p, includes
Type: Professional Video > Post Production > LCD Video Monitors.
June 24th, 2008
Samsung SyncMaster 305T 30″ LCD Monitor
Similar to the smaller-screened SyncMaster series monitors, the Samsung 305T SyncMaster 30-Inch Large Format Digital LCD Monitor offers razor-sharp image clarity and a host of innovative features, but with some serious extra width. Take the next step with the 305T SyncMaster and bring the world into your home or office with greater clarity than before. The image quality of the massive, 30-inch screen offers wide viewing angles with bright colors for a very favorable viewing experience. With a wider viewing angle (178-degree vertical and horizontal viewing angle) Samsung makes sure you can see objects on your screen even when you’re leaning over to grab a snack. With millions of colors bombarding your rods and cones, you’ll be impressed with the clearer, brighter imagery that this wide spectrum monitor has to offer. Another impressive feature of the 305T is the pixel pitch, or the distance between pixels. This specification is usually measured in millimeters, and the smaller the pitch the sharper the image. Samsung offers a remarkable 0.250-millimeter pixel pitch for outstanding image clarity. The most talked about spec associated with LCD monitors is the measure of the difference of brightness levels between the brightest white and the darkest dark–the contrast ratio. With a contrast ration of 1000:1, this monitor assures crisp, easy-to-view images. Lastly, Samsung has designed this monitor with MagicContrast to process high-contrast ratios to guarantee an abundant palette of perfect color. Whether you’re watching movies or videos with color-rich images, this monitor is the perfect choice.
Other features include compatibility with all major operating systems and a quick 8ms response time that virtually eliminates the “blur” that is present in 25, 16, and 12ms monitors (this is especially good news for gamers). Speaking of a gaming, this monitor is compatible with the Nvidia Geforce 7900GT, GeForce 7800, GeForce 7600, Quadro FX3000 (AGP Type) ATI Radeon X1900XTX, Radeon X1900XT, and Radeon X1800XT graphic cards for some serious large-format gaming action. Connectivity is also important when choosing a monitor. The 305T features a Dual DVI digital link input video signal, a separate H/V sync-type input, and a DV-D (dual link) input connector.
June 24th, 2008
Logitech diNovo Edge
The ultra-slim Logitech diNovo Edge keyboard for Windows PC delivers the ultimate in feel and response. The revolutionary TouchDisc with hyper-speed scrolling and pixel-perfect control makes trackpads obsolete. The slim recharging base doubles as a keyboard stand. Work longer thanks to the longer-lasting Li-Ion batteries and more securely via Bluetooth wireless technology. A precision micro-scissors mechanism distributes typing force evenly across key surfaces, making every stroke natural and fluid. Stylishly sleek Laser-cut from a single piece of Plexiglass and set in a brushed aluminum frame, the diNovo Edge makes a bold statement. Full-sized standard 18 x 18 mm keys, 3.2 mm key travel, 60g activation force 10M keystroke supported per key Scissor switch technology Plexiglas panel with brushed aluminum palm rest 38 mm circular Touchpad with horizontal and vertical scrolling Acceleration settings goes from None to 10 times the scrolling speed 17 one-touch access controls with instant backlit feedback 57 mm touch sensitive volume slider with instant backlit feedback Built-in rechargeable 950 mAh lithium ion battery Fast-charge time - About 5 min for approx. one day usage Full-charge time - About 2 hours for up to 2 months usage System Requirements - IBM or Compatible PC, Windows XP (SP2) or Windows Vista (all editions), Available USB port, CD-ROM Drive Dimensions (HxWxD) - 0.43 x 16.14 x 8.27 inches ( 11 x 410 x 210 mm ) Weight - 940 grams
June 24th, 2008
Logitech MX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse
Mice have come a long way since the early days of the Macintosh, with its innovative roller-balled brick. Fast forward 22 years and meet the Logitech MX Revolution. With innovative scrolling technology, rechargeable batteries, and improvements that make it easier to do common tasks, the MX Revolution is definitely a big step in the right direction. Whether or not this mouse is a revolution is up for debate, as it doesn’t completely change the way we interact with our computers like the Macintosh mouse did, but it’s clearly an important step in the evolution of one mankind’s most indispensable tools.
Feels good in the hand, and the intelligent scroll wheel is a revelation. |
Just remember to turn it off. This baby is a power gulper, not a sipper. |
The mouse feels great in small and large hands
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Ergonomics and Design
The first thing you’ll notice about the MX Revolution is the distinct shape, which is very reminiscent of a cresting wave. Fortunately, the design does more than look good. The mouse feels great in small and large hands, and the curved channel–which accommodates the thumb nicely–makes it easy to use the document “Quick Flip” dial on the side of the mouse. Above the Quick Flip control you’ll find a pair of thin, customizable buttons that by default operate as forward and back controls for Web pages.
The top of the mouse houses Logitech’s tour de force, the MicroGear Precision Scroll Wheel, which dynamically controls the speed and resistance of your scrolling tasks. Side scrolling and a scroll wheel-based button press are also supported. Just behind the scroll wheel sits the quick search button, which pops you into the search engine of your choice.
The “Quick-Flip” thumb wheel makes it easy to quickly switch between active windows. |
All in all, it’s a surprisingly simple layout for a device that offers a great deal of functionality. Lefties beware, though. You’ll find it awkward to use the quick flip dial that’s located in the channel on the left side of the mouse. Although Logitech has designed a small ridge on the right side of the mouse that lefties may find supportive this is obviously a mouse built for righties first.
The MicroGear Scroll Wheel
Logitech says that the MicroGear Scroll Wheel “represents the single largest engineering effort ever undertaken by our engineering team,” and their hard work shows; the scroll wheel is not only well designed with a smooth, progressive feel, but it is also surprisingly intelligent. Need to quickly scroll through large Web pages and documents? Place the scroll wheel in “freewheel” mode and give the wheel a quick, frictionless spin. The action feels much like a well-oiled roller-ball and offers blazing speed. Need slow scrolling for browsing photo libraries or spreadsheets? Switch to ratchet mode for precise movement. The included SetPoint software can automatically switch modes–a feature called SmartShift–or you can switch modes manually with a light press on the scroll wheel that shifts “gears.” A note for Mac users: The Mac version of the MX Revolution Software does not appear to support SmartShift.
June 24th, 2008
PP1041 SHOCKING MEMORY GAME
- A sequence of memory tests, if you forget the sequence, you get an electric shock.
- A central button triggers a sequence of lights and sounds.
- 3 different speeds of the game.
- Emits Electrical Shock
June 2nd, 2008
Merlin Electronic Puzzle Game
The original Electronic Wizard Game is back. It’s a classic handheld favorite that entertained millions when it was first launched. The new, sleeker Merlin game offers six different games of chance, memory and strategy, all in a self-contained electronic unit. Choose from Tic Tac Toe, Music Machine, Echo, Blackjack 13, Magic Square, or Mind Bender. Requires 3 “AAA” alkaline batteries, included.
June 2nd, 2008
Simon Trickster
Test yourself against the trickiest games ever from Simon. Watch as bright colors “bounce” from lens to lens. Can you follow the colors and repeat the pattern in this legendary memory game’ There’s three new games in all: Simon Bounce, Simon Surprise and Simon Rewind - plus the classic Simon game. Watch out - it’s programmed to fool and determined to rule! Requires 3 “AA” batteries, included.
June 1st, 2008
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