Most of Canon's PIXMA inkjet printers are desktop machines where, within reason, size and weight aren't problems. There's one area of the market, though, where both these considerations are important and that's portable print. If the printer needs to be light and compact, but still offer good quality output in a reasonable time, constraints on its design are much tighter.

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Thermaltake today announced the new release of the silver shining V1 AX, a ultra-high performance next generation CPU cooler with friendly price tag but supporting most mainstream processors (Intel Socket LGA775 and AMD Socket AM2+ / AM2 / K8).Thermaltake V1 AX utilizes the newly developed 4 Channel – Dual-VTM Architecture Heatpipe Cooling, where V shaped aluminum fins are seamlessly attached onto 963mm heatpipes to accelerate heat dissipation.

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This clip-on fan will help you to keep cool during the hot summer days. It’s all solar powered, so you don’t have to worry about dead batteries. They have decided to call it “mini”, but in comparison to the size of the hat, I’m not sure all would agree of that minimalistic feeling once wearing it.

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Now here's a novel way for you to carry your data - in a pair of USB Cuff Links. This idea from German designers Tonia Welter and Julia Reymann offers 2GB of internal storage, letting you bask in jealous stares of your colleagues as they wonder why they aren't ahead of the promotion curve as you show them just how innovative you are not only in your work but in your sense of dressing as well.

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I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not a very good golfer. If you take par, then multiply it by a factor of 1.5x, that’s about what I usually hit. So I guess I was pretty pleased to see that this little robotic golfer doesn’t play any better than I do.

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1980s power-ballad mavens Journey and technology have a long-standing relationship. Back in 1983, they entered the geek psyche with the classic Journey arcade machine. Now they’re back in the electronics biz with their own MP3 player.

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Sanyo announces a Contactless Charger Set for the Nintendo Wii Remote Control under the license of Nintendo. The Wii remote uses two AA batteries and it is well known to take up many batteries. The Sanyo set offers you the convenience of simple charging by placing the Wii remote control into the specialized stand, the only battery and charger made under license from Nintendo, and the capability to sequentially charge 4 controllers from a single AC adapter.

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Buffalo, in Japan, introduced the world fastest Blu-Ray recorder achieving a burning speed of 8x on Single –layer BDR media. It’s available in External version and internal version. For the BR-816U2 (External One), it features eSATA and USB port, while the BR-816FBS can be connected by SATA.

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HP recently did some updates to its consumer printers and technology, unveiling two compact photo printers, a new five-ink printing system and a home printer which can print from the Web. The HP Photosmart A630 and A530 Compact Photo Printers are expected to be available in August at around $150 and $100, respectively, while the HP Photosmart D5460 Printer is available now for around $100.

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Seagate announced this week that it will be providing half a million gigabytes of storage for NBC's coverage of the Olympics, set to occur between August 8th to 24th. Everything will be stored on Seagate's Barracuda ES hard drives, which back up the network's Omneon MediaDeckmedia servers and MediaGridactive storage systems. NBC's coverage of the games will amount to three times that of their 2004 Athens Olympics, which is estimated to be around 3,600 hours.

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Ripple, a Korean OEM manufacturer has released an updated version of its Mac Mini clone that features Intel's new Atom 1.6GHz processor along with a mini-ITX form factor. Other features include :- * 45nm i945GC-Northbridge chipset * ICH7 Southbridge chipsets * Supports up to 2GB RAM * Two USB 2.0 ports * Two 3.0GBs SATA connectors * Single IDE socket.

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If you’ve always dreamed of serenading your very own Zelda with the dulcet tones of an ocarina, now’s your chance. You can buy this playable replica, tri-force logo and all!Anything that’s described as a “mesmerizing playable fairy flute” is sure to get the ladies lining up at your doorstep.

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Cowon unveiled the Cowon P5 portable media player. The P5 comes along with a luxury hairline metal body crammed with tons of features. Features of the Cowon P5 include 5 inch touchscreen with 800x480px resolution, Widget and Haptic User interface, T-DMB TV tuner, FM radio, Bluetooth, video and music player (AVI, ASF, WMV, MPG, OGM, DivX, Xvid, MPEG4, WMV9, MP3, WMA, AC3), photo player, document viewer, USB host, and USB 2.0.

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If you’re the paranoid type or just someone who cannot afford to have his or her data stolen, the Maxtor BlackArmor external backup drive will likely bring you a large dose of piece-of-mind. Data on the drive is encrypted with a key at the hardware level using government-grade 128-bit AES encryption, so if you lose it whoever finds it will have zero chance of recovering the data.

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Okay, okay -- we get it. So maybe there's just not enough room in a genuine Zapper to fit all the necessary innards of a Nintendo Entertainment System into, but it's just a bit weird to see the Big N's antiquated console crammed into some other light gun. Similar to the NES-in-an-NES-controller mod we peeked earlier this week, this unit includes a plethora of games and all the controls you need; just plug it up to a TV, pop a few batteries in there and you're golden.

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