Toshiba’s New Universal Laptop Docking Station

At the Consumer Electronic Show, Toshiba unveiled a new universal laptop docking station. The Dynadock V, the newest member of the company’s Dynadock docking station family, is affordable and said to be a huge improvement over the Dynadock U, which came before it. Not only is it half its predecessor’s size and one third of its width, but it offers 1800P support, as well.

Basically, it turns your laptop into a dynamic computer system. Plug in all of your accessories and connect them to your laptop with one simple USB cord. Read more…

How to Overprice a PC and Get Away With It

Can someone tell me why a 19 all-in-one touchscreen PC would cost $1999? Even if the Kids CyberNet Station (by Kids Computers) comes with 50+ Programs Installed, nearly two-thousand dollars for whats basically an under-powered PC is simply too much.

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Global Technology Firm Transforms Collaboration Capabilities

SMART Technologies invests in unified communications to help employees stay connected anywhere

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Global Technology Firm Transforms Collaboration Capabilities

January 15, 2010

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SMART Technologies develops interactive whiteboards and other collaboration tools to improve the communication capabilities of organizations around the world. In business for more than 20 years, SMART has eight global branch offices in addition to its Calgary headquarters.

The company has grown rapidly in the last several years and recently found itself operating out of eight buildings in and around Calgary.

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Ninjas Unbox the Google Nexus One

Thanks to PatrickBoivin, somewhat known for his stop-motion animations, I will never post another Nexus Unboxing post on this blog.

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Lenovo Debuts ThinkPad Edge Notebooks

These notebooks are geared towards small business users and offer affordability along with portability due to AMD options as well as Intel.

The 13″ Edge notebooks now available will feature a 1366×768 LED backlit resolution and either Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon Neo X2 CPUs. The AMD chips will be paired with an ATI Radeon HD 3200 for graphics, while the Intel offering will use GMA 4500MHD.

Both versions of the laptop will have up to 4GB RAM, a 320GB HDD, 802.11n and optional Bluetooth/3G connectivity. They will run Windows 7 Professional and offer just under 8 hours of battery life while weighing in at 3.6lbs. Read more…