The Mini 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router has been touted to be the smallest Wireless N Travel Router in the world, and we’ll just have to take ThinkGeek’s word on that. Retailing for $79.99 each, this device allows you to enjoy decent Wi-Fi connection speeds whenever you hit the road with future-proof specifications – at least for the next few years.

The world’s smallest Wireless N Travel Router is a high performance router so small it can disappear into your front pocket. It comes with a convenient carrying case, a thin 3-foot Ethernet cable, an Energy Star Certified external power adapter, a handy alternate USB cable to power the router from a computer. The Mini 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router is a remarkable 2.5″ wide by 3.25″ long by 0.75″ high (6.4 x 8.2 x 1.9cm). It has a reset button, power port, one 10/100Mbps Wide Area Network Ethernet port, and an LED display that communicates power and link status. The router features convenient Access Point and Access Point Client modes. The latest in wireless encryption protects valuable data, while advanced Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) antenna technology delivers high speed wireless connectivity and broad coverage that minimizes dead spots.

You can always share the love with multiple users, so make sure they aren’t downloading large files simultaneously else you might start to withdraw your generosity and keep the connection all for yourself in the future. It is a snap to configure with its one-touch Wi-Fi protected setup process, and each purchase will come with a carrying case, CD, a thin 3-foot Ethernet cable, power supply and USB cable.

QNAP has just announced that they will be introducing yet another family member to the Turbo NAS line with the new TS-110 desktop NAS server that targets home and SOHO users. The TS-110 will boast a solitary 3.5″ SATA hard drive that is capable of holding up to 2TB of storage space. In terms of processing power, the QNAP TS-110 will come with a Marvell 800MHz processor that ought to provide more than enough muscle for your NAS needs, coupled with 256MB DDRII memory that ought to be sufficient enough for solid performance without taking up too much juice from the local power grid.

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Origin Storage has just rolled out a couple of new hard drives that come in the form of 1TB and 750GB capacities under the Data Locker line. Of course, if you think that you won’t be needing all of that extra space, there is always the option to settle for currently available 320GB and 500GB models for those with a smaller appetite for raw data storage space. As for security purposes, you won’t have to worry since the Data Locker Secure Drive will come with AES hardware encryption that would frustrate any dim-witted thief, alongside a 6 to 18 digit PIN number that must be entered directly on the device itself.

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Acer has jumped aboard the nettop revolution Stateside with a brand new AspireRevo R3610-U9012, where this extremely compact nettop has a volume of all but one liter. At that size, it is extremely tiny despite managing to cram in enough parts that help it deliver a decent performance in terms of an entertainment center for the whole family. Measuring roughly the size of a book, the AspireRevo R3610 ought to be an easy fit in just about any home, even if it is a super small apartment that you normally find in Tokyo. Apart from being a multimedia hub that caters for casual gaming and entertainment purposes, it is also a fully functional home office computer.

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Samsung has finally moved into the premium memory card market by offering a “Plus” line which will comply with the Secure Digital class 6 ratings for performance, where users are able to choose from SD, microSD and Compact Flash (CF) formats. From those choices, you can opt for 4GB and 8GB capacities, although those who have devices that are compatible with an SD Plus card can always pick up the 16GB model. These new premium memory cards from Samsung are no softies either, being shock-resistant, water-resistant and are protected from damage caused by magnetic interference.

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For those of you that don’t want to stop at just color coordinating your electronic accessories, now you can make your laptop and laptop sleeve match.  It’ll keep your laptop safe in more than one way and you’ll have something with a little more personality.  After all, looking at the same old lid every day on your laptop can get a bit dull.  With these sets you’ll have plenty of selection to choose from, whether you be male or female.

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Although the screen on your digital camera gives you an idea on how the picture will look, it’s not entirely accurate.  Usually once you blow the picture up you can notice details like the picture being the slightest bit blurry or when a mischievous child has decided to pull a prank in the picture.  Usually it’s not a big deal to get home and notice those issues.  However, for professional photographers if they miss a shot they really need it could cost them.  Which means their laptop stays with them quite a bit.  Well this stand will make it possible for them to use their laptop a little easier in different environments.

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3M is back in the security market with Gold Privacy Filters that are touted to be the most advanced privacy screen for laptops in the market today, where they will offer increased visual clarity while ensuring no busybodies sitting beside you on a full flight are able to check out just what you’re working on.

Utilizing multiple state-of-the-art 3M technologies, 3M Gold Privacy Filters protect sensitive data on your laptop by revealing a reflective golden screen when viewed from the side. This new privacy screen also features a gloss surface that allows the user to experience sharper and brighter text and images with no blurring or distortion.

Depending on the screen size you choose, the new 3M Gold Privacy Filters will retail from $50 to $100. Any takers?

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