Archive for March, 2007
Bluetooth Display Car Kit – Make your reach possible everywhere
Now Days, technology has made our life very easier and convenient. It sounds so pleasant and convenient when you can make and attend your call in your car, isn’t so cool?
Now, Nokia’s CK-15 W Bluetooth display car kit can sync up with your Nokia or other branded Mobile phones and allow for full control of the phone functionality on other 2.2 inch display. You can make and receive calls, and see contact list informations on the small, full-color screen. The car kit is slated for release in the first quarter and approximately it can cost around $235
Double-sided fabric keyboard - Enjoy working now on your PC
Double-sided fabric keyboard sounds cool to ears isn’t? If you work for more than 6 to 12 hrs you would love to be comfortable while having a supportive keyboard as it will make your work not only fast but also smooth and easy.
It’s made out of a cloth that has built-in-sensors so that when you are typing on one side, it doesn’t affect the buttons on the other side. The Eleksen prototype double-sided fabric keyboeard includes Qwerty Keys on the one side and multimedia controls such as number pads, dual D-pads and miscellaneous keys on the other. The keyboard can be easily rolled when it is not in use and can be placed safely to your drawer so that it can be out of reach from kids and most beautiful thing is that it very easy for transportation beside safekeeping.
Kidsafe USB key - A protect gaurd for your kids
Some of you might be aware and worried. Ever wondered what kind of websites your kids are surfing when you’re not there at home? Are you serious? Do you really want to protect them against online munaxes such as unauthorised sites and paedophiles? The Kid safe USB token is a device that could help in your parenting role and give you relief, it enables one to access the PC ONLY when it is plugged in. This Windows-only USB key features RSA encryption and an online key management service in the event of damange to the key.
