Fellowes Powershred W-11C 11 Sheet Cross-Cut Shredder (3103201)
Fellowes Powershred W-11C 11 Sheet Cross-Cut Shredder (3103201)
- 11 sheet cross cut shredder reduces documents to 5/32' x 1 3/8' higher-security confetti particles
- Shreds credit cards, staples, and paper
- Medium duty shredder for home and small office use, 880 sheets in 5 minutes
- Patented safety interlock switch instantly stops shredder when unit is lifted off wastebasket
- Equipped with a 9' wide paper entry
Opera Integrating Mobile 10 And Mini 5 Browsers Into BREW Mobile Platform
Opera has officially announced that it will be integrating its popular Mobile 10 and Mini 5 web browsers into Qualcomm’s BREW Mobile Platform, making it a lot easier for carriers using the platform to deploy the browsers, either as a branded offering or via an optional download. Verizon Wireless is one of the main drivers of BREW services in the US, as it was the first to offer the platform with Qualcomm’s assistance back in 2003. AT&T has also recently committed to offering the platform in future devices, which is certainly going to be good news for Opera.
Press release.
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Peek claims to have something big coming out
We had an inkling that the Peek email device probably won’t do too well considering its buisness model from the beginning, and with a relatively high entry price point, this could very well be the case. Well, the company claims that it has something up their sleeves which will blow your minds away, although they did not let out on what were the potential improvements that involved this mystery device (which we suspect would be a successor for the current Peek). What do you think Peek has up its sleeves?
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Neko Cat Paw Mouse
Cat lovers who despise having a “mouse” on their table can opt to have a cat paw instead; thanks to the Neko Mouse (they really should call it “Neko Cat” instead). This mouse is currently going for ¥2,500 ($26), and sports an 800 dpi laser, allowing you to browse the Internet comfortably. Just in case you’re worried, no cats were harmed in the creation of the Neko Mouse.
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Sharp Aquos BD-HDW55 And BD-HDW53 Blu-ray Recorders
Sharp has announced two new Blu-ray DVD recorders in Osaka yesterday, namely the 500GB BD-HDW55 and the 320GB BD-HDW52. With large storage capacities, these Blu-ray recorders offer some good recording facilities. Folks who are in Japan and are checking out Blu-ray recorders might want to take a glance at these.
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Vertu Offers 4 Golden Cell Phones In Japan
Nokia might be using its Vertu brand to try and conquer the Japanese luxury cell phone market, and the announcement of its Kinko, Kikusui, Nanten and Daigo models in Tokyo will certainly be a good way to establish its brand there. Each device will be going for 20 million yen ($215,000), and each design stands for the different seasons of the year. These devices have been announced in view of the first anniversary of Vertu’s flagship store in Ginza, Tokyo, next month. Vertu is only planning to sell just four of these handsets worldwide, so you can expect to have to tussle with a few people if you want one of these.
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Mickey Mouse Notifies You Of Your Mail
Too lazy to check your email all the time? Well, the Disney Mickey USB email alert device seems like it can do an acceptable job of keeping you notified of your incoming email. It supports POP3 email, and can notify you every time you receive a new email by lighting up the little letter inside of the device. The best thing about it being a USB device is that it doesn’t require batteries, so you can just power it via your computer’s USB port. It’s currently going for $22.
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PayPal Bump Feature Coming To Android And BlackBerry
If you’re an avid PayPal user and don’t own an iPhone, you’re probably drooling over the recent inclusion of the Bump feature into the iPhone app. Well, there’s good news for you, as it seems that the company will be releasing Android and BlackBerry versions of the app soon, and the Bump feature should be integrated into those versions soon, making sure you should be able to send/receive money easily from your cell phone. There wasn’t any mention of Windows Mobile, but considering the current trend in mobile phones, it actually doesn’t come as too much of a surprise.
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