If you are an environmentally-friendly person then you would definitely consider having USB Brando’s wooden Keyboard and Mouse made from bamboo. The 106-key USB Bamboo keyboard and Optical Scroll-Wheel Mouse work same as other non-biodegradable PC accessories. Bamboo Keyboard and the Optical Mouse are compatible with PCs and Linux. The Bamboo Keyboard weighs 842g and sized approximately 395 x 155 x 20 (mm) in dimension. The Optical Mouse weighs 82g and measures at 104 x 64 x 30 (mm) in dimension. The bamboo gives a natural look to the keyboard and mouse. You can buy them together or separately. The Bamboo Keyboard is priced at $39.00, Mouse at $19.00 and together, Keyboard and the Mouse is priced at $52.00.

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“Is this a photo frame or a tablet PC?”

This is what many people ask when they see the HP DreamScreen. The HP DreamScreen is an entertainment device that can do a lot of things other than just displaying photos. The following is a list of things supported by the HP DreamScreen: Play photos and videos, play music, use your PC as a media server and stream music on the DreamScreen, access online services such as FaceBook and the Internet, listen to Pandora & HP SmartRadio, use it as an Alarm Clock or Calendar or even as a Weather Station!

The DreamScreen tablet comes in two models. The DreamScreen 100 has a 10.2-inch LCD screen while the DreamScreen 130 has a larger 13.3-inch LCD display. The DreamScreen is connected to your local home PC and the Internet via WiFi (802.11 b or g) connections. Both models come with 2GB of built-in memory to store photos and videos. You can expand your storage by using USB drives or flash memory cards. The DreamScreen comes with built-in speakers and headphone jacks.

The HP DreamScreen 100 is priced at US $249 while the HP DreamScreen 130 is priced at US $299.

It is not known when the HP DreamScreen will be available in Canada.

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Computer manufacturer Asustek will be releasing a keyboard with a 5 inch LCD touch screen that can be used to control various products such as your computer, LCD TV, video projector etc. The keyboard will debut in October 2009. This keyboard can be connected using wires or can operate in wireless mode. The keyboard is equipped with Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n connectivity as well a Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity.

Ports for input and output include Ultra Wideband HDMI, USB 2.0, VGA port and standard HDMI ports. The keyboard also includes microphone and headphone jacks.

Believe it or not, this keyboard is powered by a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor. The keyboard has 1GB of memory and a solid state 16GB or 32GB hard disk drive! That looks like a spec from a computer 5 years back! The final price of this keyboard has not been decided yet.

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One main problem with optical mouse is that it cannot be used on glass surfaces. The Logitech Darkfield Laser Tracking Mouse can be used on virtually any surface including glass.

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This cool cap can detect the signal of a WiFi network in the areas you are roaming around. The cap will brighten up based on the signal strength. For those who do not want to wear a cap there is the WiFi Signal Strength Detection T-Shirt!

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This is an ideal mouse for people who travel a lot and make VOIP calls via Skype. The Skype Travel Mouse functions both as a mouse and a Skype phone. The phone keyboard is hidden and is only revealed when you slide the top of the mouse. The mouse has a 128×64 pixel LCD panel on the top. This USB mouse has a built-in speaker and microphone. This device is smart enough to automatically switch itself to phone mode when calls are received or placed.

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Leave your laptop at home. The LiveScribe Pulse smart pen can be used to record all your writings and drawings. The only catch is that the notes have to be taken in special LiveScribe notebooks. The pen has a built in infra red camera that tracks everything you write and draw.The pen can be also used to record audio via the built-in microphone. Recorded audio could be attached to the note that you have written. Once you are done taking notes you can transfer the notes to a computer via a USB cradle that is also used to charge the pen. Once the notes are transferred to your computer you can organize the notes using the LiveScribe desktop software. You can also perform searches with your notes and replay the audio that was recorded during note taking. The notes can be shared by email and on social networking sites such as FaceBook. The pens come in 1 and 2 GB storage capacity. When you buy the pen you get 4 free LiveScribe notebooks. The 2GB version retails for $199.95.

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If you are a chocoholic and want to cut back on chocolates then beware of this mouse. It is sure to increase your cravings. To make this mouse more appetizing one corner of this mouse has been already eaten! The ChocoMouse comes in a dark chocolaty color. This wireless mouse requires 2 AAA size batteries to operate.

Available at lazyboneuk.com

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The SimpleTech 500 GB external hard drive is a truly green product. The hard drive casing is made out of bamboo (a renewable source) and recycled aluminum. The unique design of the casing ensures the hard drive can operate without a fan. This low power consumption device has an auto-sensing feature to turn on and off with the computer. 500 GB of storage provides you with ample space to store all of your photos, music and video files.

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