Auzen X-Fi HomeTheater 7.1 Sound Card

Auzentech has rolled out its Auzen X-Fi HomeTheater 7.1 sound card which caters to serious PC enthusiasts, as ordinary folk who are fine with on-board audio can probably give this a miss. The Auzen X-Fi HomeTheater 7.1 is one mean peripheral, capable of accepting video from either an internal or external connection, mixing it with digital audio, and output the combined video and lossless multichannel audio through an individual HDMI 1.3 port.

Interestingly enough, the internal connection will support upcoming NVIDIA products on an exclusive basis, resulting in what they claim to be the "ultimate in audio and visual entertainment." There is no word on pricing, but the Auzen X-Fi HomeTheater 7.1 will be released later this September.

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Xerox 7600 Flatbed Scanner

You might be running short on space in your apartment, what more your already cramped desktop. Enter Xerox's 7600 flatbed scanner which is extremely slim, powered by USB to further save space by eliminating the need for another power adapter.

The 7600 is able to scan up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpit in 48-bit color, retailing for a pocket friendly £69.99 and accompanied by a suite of document and image management software that streamlines scanning processes.

Thanks to the OneTouch scanning technology, it is a snap to complete the scanning task with just one touch of the button. Perfect for dummies and first time users, although more seasoned campaigners might want to look for something beefier elsewhere.

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LaCie Little Big Disk Quadra

LaCie has updated its Little Big Disk Quadra by offering a new 1TB version that will accompany the 400GB and 500GB versions. It will retain the following specifications :-

• 1 x eSATA 3Gbits port
• 2 x FireWire 800 ports (FireWire 400 compatible)
• 1 x Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port
• Aluminum heat sink design
• 16MB cache

The 400GB, 500GB and 1TB models will retail for $429.99, $429.99 and $699.99, respectively.

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Is It Stank By Your Computer?

Oh I know a lot of people who should get this thing ASAP. The Aroma USB has a scented fragrance strip that dispenses a nice does of freshness anytime the air gets a little stale around you.

It does use a bit of power to heat up the strip and drive a small fan and I can forgive the fact it doesn’t have any memory even tho it’s so big because at the end of the day - stank is nasty and stank needs to be delt with. Agree?


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