Apple’s newest computers feature a Thunderbolt port, which allows you to transfer data at blazing fast speeds. That’s great, except for the fact that almost no Thunderbolt peripherals exist. But now the first Thunderbolt HDD is out, and it looks pretty great.
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The first Thunderbolt HDD lets you backup with super speeds
The Levitatr keyboard just looks like a board with a smooth black surface. But once you turn it on, the keys raise out of it and the backlighting turns out, and then you know what you’ve got on your hands.
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Levitatr iPad keyboard stays flat until you need it
Have we met before? If Logitech’s Wireless Touchpad looks familiar, that’s because it is. It’s the Windows/PC version of Apple’s mouse-killing Magic Trackpad — only fatter, cheaper and made with more plastic.
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Logitech fights Apple’s Magic Trackpad with Wireless Touchpad
Chances are, you don’t need anywhere near 4TB of hard drive space. But hey, maybe you do. And if you do, Seagate’s gonna be the first one to offer it to you.
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Seagate announces the first 4TB hard drive
If you can dream it up, you can crowdsource the funds for it. For example, folks ponied up $200,000 to save SETI’s Allen Telescope Array . Now? The fine geeks of the world have put over $50,000 behind a USB drive that serves up storage next to stimulation.
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Crossing a USB drive with a vibrator is worth over $50,000
You might think your 1TB of storage is a ton. And it is! But it’s got nothing on what IBM is cooking up: a 120 petabyte storage setup, the largest ever.
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IBM developing the largest data drive ever
Computer mice come in a zillion different shapes and sizes, but it’s getting really ridiculous. First a calculator and scale get shoved into a mouse and now LG stuffs a scanner into one? How on earth does that even fit in there?
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LG crams a portable scanner into an optical mouse
I have no idea why all these big name companies are suddenly deciding that the future of storage lies in optical media. First it was Panasonic’s 100 gig Blu-rays , then GE’s holographic discs , and now LG has announced a new long-term optical storage medium made out of rocks.
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Optical discs: now made out of rocks
So you need to be able to control the cursor on your computer and also weigh small items at the same time? Life must have been frustrating for you for a long time! But no longer, friend: the Brando scale mouse is here.
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Finally, a computer mouse with a digital scale built in
Let’s face it: most data isn’t all that valuable. Some of your vacation photos, some work files and a handful of MP3s may have some personal value, but they’re pretty much worthless in the marketplace. Not so when they’re stored on a thumb drive made of gold!
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