Lexar Echo MX and ZX backup USB flash drives with capacity meter

Lexar is to release a number of USB backup drives that will ease the backup process of your data. The Lexar’s backup USB drives come in the forms of the Lexar Echo MX and ZX, which are compatible with both Mac and PC platforms.

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Lenovo unveils Y, V, and Z Series IdeaPad laptops with Intel’s Sandy Bridge CPUs

Lenevo has unveiled its new Y, V, and Z Series IdeaPad laptops which are powered by the new Intel’s Sandy Bridge CPUs. The three laptops in the Y series are the Y470, Y570 and Y570d. The Y470 is a 14 incher, while the two Y570s are 15.-6-inch LED paneled laptops (1366 x 768 resolution), having nearly identical specs.

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Dell Dual Core Latitude 2120 business netbook to be announced at CES

Dell Latitude laptop now has its netbook version specially made for business users who want both power and portability. The new Dell Latitude netbook comes in the form of Latitude 2120 which packs a dual-core processor for more power and is ready to be announced at CES 2011.

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Origin PC to showcase Hybrid Liquid-Cooled Xbox 360 gaming computer

Origin PC will also be one of the players at CES 2011, and showcasing their new hybrid Xbox gaming computer which is simply known as the Hybrid Liquid-Cooled Xbox 360 gaming computer. This gaming PC has an Xbox 360 stuffed in it and it uses hybrid liquid cooled system that keeps it at top performance.

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Intel SSD 310 series launched for netbooks, notebooks and tablets etc

Intel has launched a new series of solid state drive, called the Intel SSD 310, which comes in tiny size that is suitable for use in netbbooks, notebooks, tablets and other portable devices. The Intel SSD 310 comes in the size about 1/8th of the size of Intel’s X25 SSDs but offering the same or better performance.

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Thermaltake launches Max 5G USB 3.0 external HDD enclosure with dual fan design

USB 3.0 technology allows for super high speeds of data transfer but it might cause your hard drive to produce more heat as it has relatively more data transferred in and out of the hard drive in a given time. This should be the reason why Thermaltake has packed its latest Max 5G USB 3.0 external HDD enclosure with a dual fan design.

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MSI to unveil WindPad tablets, Wind U270 and X370 notebooks at CES

MSI also has a number of interesting devices to unveil at CES 2011 including the WindPad tablets, 12-inch Wind U270 and 13-inch X370 notebooks. There are two versions of the WindPad tablets, which had some news earlier this year. The Android version, WindPad 100A tablet, comes with various equipments including a digital compass, GPS, accelerometer, and Wi-Fi.

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LG Xnote P210 laptop with world’s thinnest bezel

LG Xnote P210 is a laptop that comes with the world’s thinnest bezel. It’s a 12.5-inch machine but manages to fit within the footprint of an 11.6 incher, thanks to the super thin bezel of its display. It packs pretty good specs letting it be qualified as a laptop/ instead of a netbook.

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AMD Radeon HD 6950 can be modded into a more powerful HD 6970

According to some modders at TechPowerUp, the AMD Radeon HD 6950 graphics card actually uses the same GPU used by the more powerful HD 6970. The HD 6950 is slower as some features are locked, and you just need to have a bit of modding to have the features unlocked and turn the slower HD 6950 into an HD 6970. This is definitely a good news for those who’ve got the HD 6950, so you do not have to fork out more for getting a more powerful 6970.

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Implantable smart chip help patients beat pain

You feel pain as your brain receives the pain signals. Good news is some Aussie scientists have developed an implantable computer chip that’s able to block the pain signals sent to your brain. Once the pain signals are blocked from getting to your brain, then you’ll never feel the pain again.

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