Business Card size optical mouse from Evergreen

Posted on 12/10/2007 00:59 | by Daimaou | 0 | Category PC
And here you are, another wonder from Evergreen, the pocket size/business card size or PCMCIA size optical mouse, with only 5mm of thickness (can be stored in a PCMCIA slot). Available in 4 different colors with White, Silver, Blue and Pink.…

Fingerprint PCMCIA

Yep, this has to be the most basic title you can give to an article, but the product itself is even more "bland". The "PCMCIA FINGERPRINT READER"…
Posted on 10/01/2007 | by D.M | 0 | PC

The ASKA-CORP HD32F Hard Disk Drive with PCMCIA support

ASKA-CORP proposes a new 20 to 40GB HDD with Mini-USB AND PCMCIA card (32bit PC CardBus) allowing you to plug it in directly to your laptop with…
Posted on 07/25/2007 | by Daimaou | 0 | PC

300MBps with Buffalo's latest Dual Channel router

Even though the IEEE 802.11n is not completely finalized, the Japanese companies don't wait and started using it a long time ago already, especia…
Posted on 06/29/2007 | by Daimaou | 0 | PC

300MBps wireless thanks to NEC

NEC announces a new WIFI router and PCMCIA card using the N draft 2 technology (IEEE802.11n), it's called the ATermWR8400N and can reach speeds u…
Posted on 05/23/2007 | by Daimaou | 0 | PC

A video and TV output for PC via CardBus

If your PC doesn’t have an S-video output, you can find many solutions on the market to correct the problem, in particular the Buffalo TV-CB, a C…
Posted on 11/29/2006 | by Daimaou | 0 | PC

NEC 130Mbps wi-fi IEEE 802.11n router

NEC offers a new wi-fi router, the AtermWR8200N, supporting the IEEE802.11n v1.0 standard with a speed of 130Mbps. To reach such transfer speeds,…
Posted on 10/18/2006 | by Daimaou | 0 | PC

Monster TV1D 1Seg card

SKNET, a Japanese company, offers only in Japan a new 1Seg PCMCIA Type II card, the MonsterTV 1D. For 99 euros, you will be able to watch digital…
Posted on 10/13/2006 | by Daimaou | 0 | PC

Foma M2501, the 3.5G card for your PC

DoCoMo announced yesterday their new HSDPA, W-CDMA, GSM, and GPRS FOMA PCMCIA card, able to reach a theoretical speed of 3.6Mbps. Quite a very go…
Posted on 09/27/2006 | by Daimaou | 0 | PHONE