Bluetooth Speaker for your Mobile Devices - Sunday, 28th February 2010, 09:48AM
Bluetooth Speaker for your Mobile Devices
03/11/2009
No Dock, No Wires, Just a great sound – anywhere! London, UK 3 November
2009 – The new cute and compact Bluetooth® Audio Cube streams music from any
Bluetooth®-enabled device, making it an ideal portable stereo speaker for
mobile phones, MP3 players, or notebook computers.
Whilst
small,lightweight and compact in form, the Verbatim Bluetooth Audio Cube is big
with sound. Music with real vigour – more than enough for a large room –
and being only 70mm cubed, it fits neatly into a jacket pocket, perfect for
ad-hoc gatherings with friends, camping trips or a summer evening in the
garden.
It has a
wireless range of up to 8 metres and once connected to your Bluetooth device,
the buttons on the speaker can be used to control music playback. It also
comes with a conventional stereo audio cable (3.5mm) which enables you to plug
it into any non Bluetooth audio device to use as a standard stereo speaker. The
Bluetooth Audio Cube has a maximum output of 3 Watts, a frequency range of 20
Hz to 20 kHz and runs on four AA batteries.
The Audio
Cube is available now for £39.99 (RRP).
Ukdvdr Price is £23.59
About Verbatim - Sunday, 28th February 2010, 09:45AM
Since 1969, Verbatim has been shaping the development of
data storage technology from Floppy Disks and Magneto-Optical storage media,
CD and DVD formats to the latest High Definition media Blu-ray. Moreover,
Verbatim offers high quality products in the field of Portable USB Drives,
Flash Memory Cards, SSD and External Hard Drives in 4,57cm (1,8“) Pocket,
6,35cm (2,5“) Portable and 8,89cm (3,5“) Desktop-Format as well as a broad
variety of computer Accessories. Verbatim is a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Chemical
Group and benefits from the outstanding research and development department.
With these innovations Verbatim has played a key role in shaping the storage
media market. Ultra-strict quality controls during the manufacturing
process ensure the high quality of Verbatim’s products, which have been the
winners of numerous international comparative tests. The company is the
worldwide market leader for Optical Media. For more information
Verbatim SSD Secure ExpressCard with premium AES 256-bit hardware encryption - Sunday, 28th February 2010, 09:43AM
World First: Verbatim SSD Secure ExpressCard
with premium AES 256-bit hardware encryption
Verbatim has launched an SSD Secure
ExpressCard with premium AES 256-bit hardware encryption, combining innovative,
solid-state drive storage technology with powerful security protection. The SSD
Secure ExpressCard, the first of its kind in the world, is available in 32GB
and 16GB.
Premium AES 256-bit hardware encryption
Mandatory complex password input
Content of the drive automatically deleted after 10
incorrect password entries
The SSD Card can be completely inserted into the
internal ExpressCard slot
Low power consumption – longer battery life for
laptops and netbooks
Sturdy and shock resistant
Compatible with Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7
The
demand for mobile storage solutions that satisfy strict security standards has
grown significantly in recent months. Verbatim’s pioneering SSD Secure
ExpressCard with premium AES 256-bit hardware encryption guarantees maximum
security for stored data. The hardware-based encryption with mandatory complex
password input protects the stored data even if the SSD should fall into the
wrong hands, with the disk auto-formatting after 10 incorrect password entries
deleting all the content on the drive, further increasing the security of the
drive. Another new feature is the option of assigning guest passwords,
enabling all or some of the data memory accessible to others.
The
solid-state drive is extremely sturdy and resistant to shocks and vibrations,
making it the perfect high-capacity portable storage device. Another key
advantage of SSD storage is its low power consumption, resulting in significantly
longer battery life for laptops and netbooks. Thanks to plug and play
compatibility, the SSD Secure ExpressCard is immediately ready for use,
avoiding the need for prior software installation or having to secure
administrator rights. It is also possible to use the ExpressCard as a
permanent extension to the memory on netbooks and laptops, since it can be
inserted completely into the internal ExpressCard slot.
“We have
seen significant growth in the SSD market in recent months. Verbatim is
seizing this opportunity and has expanded its SSD ExpressCard range to include
a hardware encrypted version: The SSD Secure ExpressCard. Our aim is to
address the rapidly growing demand for secure portable storage solutions
head-on with innovative products that come with the security aspect already
integrated,” explains Hans-Christoph Kaiser, Business Development Manager
Verbatim EUMEA.
Verbatim’s
SSD Secure ExpressCards can be inserted into the computer’s PCI ExpressCard
slot, which is a standard feature of modern laptops. The cards are compatible
with Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7, and will soon be available in stores with
capacities of 32GB and 16GB.
300 Datawrite CD-R`s only £29.27 Delivered! - Wednesday, 28th October 2009, 09:50AM
This weeks One Shot Deal is the fantastic Datawrite CD-R - only £29.97 for 300 discs....
Offer runs for the limited time from Tuesday 27th October - Thursday 29th October at 5pm we have limited stock and time so get it before its gone!
Price includes the UKDVDR Next Day Guaranteed Delivery - bargain!
2,4,8GB Flash Drives Sponsored by Pez - Friday, 25th September 2009, 11:35AM
Who would have thought ten years ago that our important documentation, data and naughty photos would be held on a device the size of a Pez dispenser?
Well, we are an unsatisfied lot aren’t we? The likelihood of a Home Office minister leaving a flash drive keyring on public transport after taking it out to relieve inevitable groin interruption, has grown alongside our technobsessive ambition to make things ever-smaller.
Verbatim’s answer: a memory stick which has shrunk from dispenser size to that of the sweet itself.
All this talk of Pez makes it sound like quite a delicious addition to your keyring which it is. It’s much less of a hassle to your familiars when you sit down, fits inconspicuously next to the other keys to your life and is much less a risk of theft and loss.
Why not start with the rather fetching bright green tab with a 4GB memory. It really is the size and weight of a SIM card and much more stable on your keys than a big ol’ flash drive. It fits straight into the USB port and is instantly portable as you’re not going to forget your keys dangling from your desktop are you? Unless you’re a Government official, obviously.
Whilst not exactly momentous in size, the old flash drive is at least 50 times the size of this dinky little trinket and it’s worth trading in, if only to enhance your keyrings a tad.
They come in various fruity, sweetie-like colours indicating cost and the different memory capacity. They run much less a risk of loss should it be securely fasted to your house keys and co; not only that, it’s so inconspicuous it doesn’t lend itself to theft.
Who’d know what it is? Even if you lost it, the chances of someone picking it up and being able to view your secret home vids is minimal, it’d get kicked away in an instant.
Fasten it to a keyring and the chance of loss or theft is minimal. For that reason, compared with the bulky old flash drive in the pocket, all of your particulars are safer from harm.