13-port USB Hub keeps everything connected

Synchrotech has been notifying everyone in the blogsphere that it is now carrying the latest 13-port USB hub. The hub runs in self-powered hub, obviously, given all the burden it has to carry. We found five USB ports on two sides and rest on the remaining sides. Each port is able to pump a full 500mA current, thanks to the AC adapter with a generous 4 amps. of capacity.

We don't really recommend hooking up all your mission critical devices to hub as the hub transceiver could be working at max. capacity even with only half of those ports occupied. Anyhow, if you feel like you need more for your USB slippers, greenhouse, heatpad, batteries and etc, the Synchrotech 13-port hub is a worthy investment afterall, and Frank would definitely agree with you on this one.
Source everythingusb.com

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IBM Files Patent for DVD Commercials

Filing way back in February of 2006, IBM patented a model for a dynamically updated, commercial-laden DVD. Essentially, the DVD would be coded to stick commercials in at certain points on the disc, which, depending upon one's reading of the documents, would probably not be skippable. (The commercial content itself could either be accessed from the DVD or downloaded from an online source.) And the whole concept is scary as all hell to us, even though IBM points out its potential use as offering a cheaper alternative to DVD. Here's the abstract:

A method wherein contents of DVDs may be restricted based upon purchased certificates is provided. The certificates allow for secured information on playback. Specifically, whenever a DVD is to be played, a certificate is consulted to determine whether the content of the DVD should be played with or without commercial interruptions. If the certificates provide for commercial interruptions, then commercials can be obtained from an online service that renders commercials on demand, or from the DVD itself. In such a case, the content of the DVD may be interspersed with commercials.

Videophile's joybook BenQ latest addition is set to roam streets

The name BenQ is synonymous to affordable but quality notebooks. Athough not as famous as Dell and Acer, its built quality and performances is on par with its competitors.

From the outside, the Joybook S41 tooks plain and normal with nothing appealing to the eyes. The bubbly exterior is mediocre at best and not as prety as the S32 we had last month. But when the Joybook's latchess lid is opened, it reveals totally different story. The interior of the Joybook S41 is sophisticatedly enclosed in brushed aluminum. The speakers of the Joybook also blends in beautiful above the keyboard.

The trackpad is unlike other trackpads where the surface is smooth. the Joybook S41's trackpad has a slightly rough texture, providine a more tactical feedback to he fingers. The trackpad button has two buttons disguised as one. It looks a lot like the Macbook's trackpad button but of course has two buttons. A very sleek design from BneQ indeed. The Joybook S41 14.1 inch screen is just right by today standards and the display color are vibrant and crisp.

The Joybook S41 comes with a flock of ports, all neatly arranged a both sides. There are four USB 2.0 ports, two on each sides, a LAN and modem port, a FireWire port, an ExpressCard slot, a memory card reader a VGA port and best of all, a HDMI port. The HDMI port is nice addition from BneQ which allows you connect the Joyboook to other likewise HD-capable devices. This will bringall joy to all videophiles who just can 't live without the utmost clarity in all their video.

The Joybook S41 is powerred by intel's Core Duo T7100. Graphic are juiced by nVIDIA GeForce 8600M GS. With these specs, this Joybook can certainly provide you with endless hours of gaming joy. It also comes with an integrated 1.3 megapixel camera on the lid. An 8x dual layer DVD writer is also bundled with the Joybook S41.

DIR-300 54Mps Affordable Dual Performer

D-Link International unveiled its wireless, dual function G router series, DIR-300. A router by default, it can also be configured and used as an access point to suit individual needs. Built in QoS functionality ensure that the DIR-300 is capable of prioritizing data packets to improve the qualities of VoIP and real time multimedia streaming. DIR 300 feature the D-Link Quick Router Setup Wizard that enables a clear process to new hardware and connection to a network, through configuring hardware and connection to a network, through configuring the Internet Provider (ISP) setting to quick broadband Internet connectivity. In addition, a built-i firewall safe guard any network from harmful attacks and additional security like MAC address filter and parental control feature.