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Reviewing the most popular electronic gadgets

Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750

Category: Desktops,Other Gadgets - Date: April 14, 2011 - Discussion: 1 comment

Like many, I’ve got a laptop, a desktop, a tablet and a smartphone. The one I use the least is the desktop. Reason being that it’s not portable. Another reason is all the wires. I mean who wants a monitor, the computer, the keyboard and the mouse, all with wires and power cords everywhere. But wireless products have been available for quite a number of  years already. Now we advance to the next generation in keyboards. Not only wireless, but solar powered as well. Let me introduce you to the Logitech K750 keyboard.

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HTC Flyer Tablet

Category: Laptops,Other Gadgets - Date: March 16, 2011 - Discussion: No comments

The HTC Flyer tablet is a product that will surely compete with the likes of the HP TouchPad, the Samsung Galaxy and the iPad 2.

The HTC Flyer has a 7 inch touch sensitive display with 1024 x 600 resolution. Under the hood the HTC Flyer touts a 1.5 GHz processor. It has 32GB of internal memory (expandable with microSD card) 1GB of RAM and runs with Android with HTC Sense. It has Adobe Flash support and multiple window browsing with pinch to zoom.

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Apple 27″ LED Cinema Display

Category: Desktops,Other Gadgets - Date: February 19, 2011 - Discussion: 1 comment

Talk about a super sized screen. With this monster it’s like you have a television right in front of you. This is Apple’s 27 inch LED cinema display. Let’s get right to the specs.

Display size

The glossy widescreen display is 27 inches diagonally and has a cinematic 16:9 aspect ratio, a 2560×1440 resolution and a 1000:1 contrast ratio.

LED backlight

With this LED backlight technology it reaches its maximum brightness instantly, without waiting. It has an ambient light sensor that will adjust the brightness of the display automatically in dimly lit rooms.

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Transcend JetFlash Biometric Flash Drive

Category: Other Gadgets - Date: January 28, 2011 - Discussion: 1 comment

Way back in the late 90′s when I would want to keep prying eyes away from my files I used to hide them in folders within folders within folders. Only I would know which folders to open to eventually get to my “hidden files”. Of course this type of security is really old fashioned and is not secure at all.

When Windows began letting you create users and password protect your computer I then did that, but soon realized there was a way around that too. Also I didn’t want to lock my whole computer out, just a few folders.

Then later I downloaded software to password protect my files. This method has worked fine for me. The only drawback was that you’d have to load the program first and then the password to get access to the files. If you have a good password it’s pretty good security. However what if someone has installed a keylogger on your system that tracks all of your keystrokes?

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Panasonic DMP-BD65 Blu-Ray Disc Player

Category: Other Gadgets - Date: October 22, 2010 - Discussion: No comments

The blu-ray disc format stores high-definition content that takes full advantage of an HDTV’s display capabilities. Additionally, a  blu-ray disc player plays all your existing CDs and DVDs with the added benefit of improving their playback quality.

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I Review Electronics Is Now On Twitter

Category: Other Gadgets - Date: July 28, 2010 - Discussion: No comments

You can now follow along all future post updates on twitter at @reviewgadgets.

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Pandigital PAN7000DW Digital Picture Frame

Category: Other Gadgets - Date: January 4, 2010 - Discussion: 1 comment

The 7-inch screen is a popular display size for digital picture frames. The Pandigital PAN7000DW offers that in a simple black wood frame and a couple of interesting additional features.

It has 1GB of internal memory, which allows up to 6400 images to display to the frames’s 800×600 resolution. The built-in card reader can accept SD, xD, MS, MSPro, MMC, and MicroSD. There is also a USB connector.

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