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Toshiba finally decided to join the netbook wagon. As informed by Toshiba Mexico, the company is going to release the compact 8.9-inch Satellite NB105 laptop. Powered by a 1.66Ghz Intel Atom processor, the mini notebook sports a 1024×600 LED backlight display, a 1GB of main memory, a 120GB of hard drive, an Intel GMA950 intergrated graphics engine, and WiFI connectivity. It is also equipped with a built-in webcam module, Ethernet LAN, three USB ports, and SD media card slot. Read more..

Ahoy, me hardies! In case you don’t know, September 19th is officially Talk Like a Pirate Day, and I have found the perfect accessory for ye, matey! Thanko, who has offered landlubberin’ consumers a lot of unusual products, is now offering the Sound Lives Magnetic Earphones.

So why are these perfect for Talk Like a Pirate Day? For starters, they have some interesting graphics on some of them, like a soccer ball, a panda, or a skull and crossbones. Arr, it be the Jolly Roger! What a great thing for puttin’ on a pirate’s ear! Read more..

Dell recently announced that their two new Latitude E4200 and Latitude E4300 laptops are now available on store. These ultra-portable business-class notebooks boasts the latest Intel Core 2 Duo ULV (SU9300, SU9400) and standard Core 2 Duo (SP9300, SP9400) processors, an Intel GS45 Express chipset, an integrated GMA 4500MHS graphics engine, and support for DDR3 main memory. Come pre-installed with Windows Vista OS, both machines use a 64GB SSD for their storage, but the E4200 model also offers a 128GB SSD option, while the E4300 can be configured with a 250GB of traditional HDD. Read more..

I’m sure you’ve seen a whole bunch of speakers in your lifetime, but how many of them come in such a cute manner as the Saturday Night Speakers? Take a walk back into the 70s with these afro-clad brothers and rock the night away.

These awesome disco brothers can’t shake their booty but the glorious sounds coming from their frizzy, fluffy afros will give you that night fever and keep you going all night long. Simply load them up with batteries and attach one to your music player for an instant disco or attach them both to your computer or Hi-Fi for stereo sound. Bring back the Shiny 70s and recreate the legendary Studio 54 with these Saturday Night Speakers! Read more..