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Toshiba release their first gaming mouse called Toshiba X20. This gaming mouse is equipped with an Avago ADNS-6010 laser sensor. The maximum resolution of the sensor is 2,400 dpi. You can switch between 800, 1.600 and 2.400 dpi via specific button which is showed by LED indicator. The frame rate of the sensor is said to above 7.080 fps.

Toshiba X20 has seven button on it and one of them is named rapid fire button that allows you to fire up to four shot with one click. The cable is 1.6 meters long and the mouse weights 127 grams.

If you believe that 32 GB is large enough for a flash drive, think again. Corsair doubles this space to 64 GB today with the beginning of the latest version of Flash Voyager 64 GB USB flash drive. This device has the same old tough, stylish, compact, reliable and designed Voyager love that everyone (including me with one of them, 8-GB model). This is just a big tank and, perhaps more than 32GB, 16 GB, 4 GB and 8 GB models are already available on the market. As with all Voyager, 64 GB model comes preloaded with Enterprise Applications TrueCrypt and 10-year warranty. This USB Flash Drive priced between US $150 - US $200.

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After Nintendo Wii out with their motion-sensing controller, Wiimote, and Playstation 3 with their SIXAXIS, now PC will have a motion-sensing controller too.

This August PC gamers can briefly jump on the motion sensing bandwagon before shrugging and going back to keyboard and mouse control with a new line of vaguely Wiimote-looking controllers from GoLive2. Called Stix, the press release calls them motion-sensing touch-screen controllers, though the lack of an actual screen makes me think they meant touch-sensitive.

The Stix controller will come in two flavors at launch, the 2D motion sensing Stix 200 and the 3D Stix 400.

source: Kotaku | Stix - A Wiimote For Your PC

ASUS' Eee Monitor is the answer to the iMac. The all-in-one computer reveals a design that appears influenced by Apple's Cinema Displays.

The system built with dual connectors Ethernet, and a total of six USB ports and two audio inputs and outputs from external sources, like the iMac, a web camera in the lid.

Eee Monitor will aim at a largely different price and audience than the iMac thanks to its belonging to the Eee PC line.

Eee system based on Linux instead of Windows and use the 1.6 GHz Intel Atom processor, and that the total collapse of the entire system cost $ 500 and help pitch the Monitor as an eco-friendly PC.

Source: Electronista | Eee Monitor shots reveal Linux's iMac rival