If organization is your thing, you’ll love the SpaceStation from Ultra. Many of us have several various sized USB flash drives sitting around everywhere. Chances are, they aren’t labeled so it’s a mess. The SpaceStation will definitely solve this problem with 6 individual USB flash drives in a credit card sized package. It also includes a set of labels, thereby making your organization complete.
You can get the flash drives in either 1GB or 2GB capacities giving you a total of 6GB or 12GB. Some included labels are for music, videos, games and work. This will help you know where everything is at, which will save you time. Plus you get a pretty credit card sized picture of Earth. What more do you want?
[Ultra Spacestation] VIA [OhGizmo]
Written by Conner Flynn on March 13th, 2008 with comments disabled.
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Ok, we all know the Eee Pc is small, but the Mtube, which fits i the palm of your hand is a fraction of the size.
The Mtube runs on a 1 Ghz , x86 CPU produced by Via Technologies. Its basically a pocket PC for surfing the internet, watching video streams, listening to MP3’s, and watching TV. (more…)
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Written by Michelle on January 11th, 2008 with no comments.
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More and more companies are joining the low price mininotebook or UMPC market, including the Taiwanese company e-Lead Electronics. The NoahPad aims precisely to the market of potential Asus Eee PC customers. (more…)
Written by Michelle on January 1st, 2008 with no comments.
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Obsessed with your Eee PC? Enough to go and buy a few accessories designed specifically for it by Asus? If so, you should know that Asus has unveiled five compact mice, a headset, world power adapter and a pair of extra batteries for its newest darling. As for the mice, they each sport a 1,000dpi resolution, USB connectivity and come in five different hues. Moving on, we’ve got a pair of noise-isolating headphones that come with a trio of ear tips and in your choice of white or black, and the new power adapter provides prongs for an unspecified number of foreign countries. Lastly, users who are perpetually finding themselves far, far away from an AC outlet can pick up a four- or six-cell battery. No word on prices or release dates just yet, but we’d bet they’ll be rolling out soon enough.
[Via MobileWhack]
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Written by Darren Murph on December 30th, 2007 with no comments.
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This one’s definitely not for anyone concerned with warranties and whatnot, but those looking to expand their
Eee PC’s wireless capabilities without resorting any unsightly adapters may want to check out the latest how-to from jkmobile, which gives you the rundown on adding internal 3G HSDPA to the diminutive laptop. That, as you might have guessed, involves a fair bit of slicing and soldering, not to mention disassembling a standard 3G HSDPA modem (a
ZadaCOM 3G+ HSDPA, in this case). The process is apparently further eased if you have just the right Eee PC model, as the 8G’s 8GB SSD drive takes up too much room, and the earlier 4G models require some additional cutting to squeeze the modem in. Hit up the read link below for pics of the whole process and a video of the hack in action.
[Thanks, CK]
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Written by Donald Melanson on December 28th, 2007 with no comments.
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We’re not exactly sure why, but we never really had a feeling that Asus wouldn’t be able to move a copious amount of these things. Nevertheless, DigiTimes has it that Asus actually sold through 350,000 Eee PCs in a single quarter, beating industry expectations by a solid 50,000 units. Also of note, the report mentions that Asus is planning to launch the little bugger into Best Buy stores in the US while also kicking off sales in Japan next year, so there should plenty of opportunities to grab one if you’ve somehow missed out thus far.
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Written by Darren Murph on December 22nd, 2007 with no comments.
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Now here’s an impressive statistic. ASUS has announced that they have shipped nearly 350,000 units of the Eee PC around the world for the current quarter- exceeding their early predictions of approximately 300,000.
Even more exciting for ASUS and Eee PC fans - you can expect to find the ultra-portable notebook at Best Buy locations around the U.S. starting early next year.
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Written by flung on December 21st, 2007 with no comments.
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The newly announced $300, 2G Surf ASUS Eee PC is now available on-line and in color. Twas always meant to be, only we weren’t expecting them to pop for another month. Since the previous models were only available in black (the absorption of all colors) and white (the reflection of all colors), these are technically the first Eees to feature color — fancy blush pink, sky blue, and lush green. In stock and ready for delivery by that chubby, single man who’s fond of children.
[Via EeeUser, Thanks Neil]
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Written by Thomas Ricker on December 20th, 2007 with no comments.
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