By David Ponce
I bet if you take a look around your desk, you’ll be ashamed at just how much disparate junk is scattered all over the place: empty CD cases, scissors, that Scotch Tape you’d been looking for three weeks and had been in front of your eyes all along, etc. Well, don’t throw all that crap. Stash it in the Keyboard Organizer instead. It’s a simple corded keyboard with a storage compartment.
It’s also cheap, at $25, and there’s word of a wireless version in the works.
[The Keyboard Organizer] VIA [Fosfor Gadgets]
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By David Ponce
At first glance, the Toshiba TLP-XC2500U looks like a regular ole projector, with a funny arm sticking out of it. Its features even are pretty vanilla: 2500 ANSI Lumens, 400:1 Contrast Ratio, and three XGA (1024 x 768) LCD panels. But, it’s when you discover what that arm does that everything changes: it holds a 3MP QXGA document imaging camera, and a high powered LED.
Just like that, you’ve basically got the modern version of the classroom overhead projectors we all loved to hate. Instead, in this case, you don’t even need transparencies. Simply place whatever document you wish to blow up and project on the machine, and the camera takes care of the rest. Other features include the ability to digitally zoom on certain spots of the document you are presenting, like spreadsheets or important details. Also, the TLP-XC2500U incorporates a unique […]
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