Does your computer or entertainment system look like a chaotic
spaghetti factory? Then read the Top 10 Ways to Get Cables Under
Control. Each tip has a link to instructions. I know from experience
that “just getting them out of the way” is an open invitation to herds
of dust bunnies.
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7" display. 2GB of flash memory. A Linux-based operating system.
Chances are, you're going to guess the Asus Eee PC only for the answer
to give you a shock - it is actually a GeCube laptop that goes one up
on Asus' Eee PC by featuring a splash-proof keyboard and the ability to
detach the screen from the keyboard without disruptiing computer
functionality. Unfortunately, the detached display is no touch screen,
so you can forget about having too much fun with it. There is a
trackpad located on the back side of the display which is identical to
the one found on the keyboard. One sore point would be its price - $450
ought to net you stylus controls at the very least.

BenQ seemed to have missed the memo with its Joybook A53
that does not ship with any of the new Penryn processors, relying
instead on a traditional Core 2 Duo T7250 processor to run the
proceedings. Features include :-

• 512MB RAM(!)
• 80 to 200GB 5400RPM hard drive
• Dual-layer DVD writer
• 15.4" WXGA (1,280 x 800) resolution display
• 3 x USB 2.0 ports
• VGA output
• Audio in/out
• Integrated Ethernet/WiFi
• 4-in-1 multicard reader
• 0.3-megapixel webcam

No idea on how much the Joybook A53
would cost, but judging by the specifications, your wallet should
remain joyous after purchasing it.

Backpacker's Diary is basically a "PC concept that integrates with
the form of a traditional book -- the target user is the enthusiastic
traveler." Best of all, it's solar powered for the ultimate in
portability. 

COBY introduced its mp3 and video player 'MP735' during CeBIT 2008. It
features a 1.66-inch LCD, touch control and swiveling type stereo
speakers.

GIGABYTE showcased its UMPC 'M704' during CeBIT 2008, which is equipped
with a 7-inch screen with 1,024x600 resolution and a slide-out keyboard. Running on Windows Vista Home Premium, the M704 adopts VIA Esther ULV
C7-M 1.2Ghz CPU, 40/60GB HDD. Other features included a 1.3M camera,
Wi-Fi, SD Card slot, and LED backlit on the screen.

Newton Virus, a virus that will cause your MacBook’s desktop to
literally fall apart. It comes in a USB key form and it is shaped like
an evil Apple logo with eyes and sharp teeth. Simply plug the key into
a computer and the virus will automatically copy itself on the hard
drive.

One of Charles and Marie's claim to fame is the OnOff mug that they launched, but carrying on the tradition is the HotCold mug. Unlike the OnOff that indicated whether there was any drink in the mug, the HotCold tells you if your choice of beverage is very hot or not. White on black when the drink is COLD and Black on white when the drink is HOT!

It's been a while since the PSP Slim got all up on your TV, but Sony wasn't going to leave you hanging forever without a slick docking solution -- say hola to the new PSP Cradle. Apart from some of that old-time Sony design flair, there's not much else to it: you dock your PSP, images show up on your TV, and you control things with the included remote. On sale April 24th in Japan for ¥4,800 ($46), or ¥6,500 ($62) bundled with a D Terminal AV cable.

Gigabyte has unveiled the new UMPC M700 at the CeBIT 2008. It comes with a 7 inch touchscreen display (1024×600), 1.2Ghz C7-M Via processor, 2GB RAM, 40GB to 60GB of hard drive and it is running on Windows Vista Home Premium operating system. No pricing and availability announced.

[via TechFresh]