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Monday, January 25, 2010

Elecom U2H-TC410B Wall Socket USB Hub

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Features

Plug your USB device as easy as using your wall socket. Designed with an ordinary wall socket outlook with a magnetic back and hooks for steel or wooden desk. Each USB port is spread out to reduce space problems. The hub is bus-powered, and does not require an AC adaptor. Each USB connection is corresponded with the USB2.0 high speed mode. Available only from Elecom, Japan. 


 

Specifications

USB2.0 port: (32 bit version for Windows OS) PC/AT compatible machines operating on Windows Vista® (up to SP1) and Windows® XP (from SP1 to SP3)/2000 (SP4); Intel Mac machines operating on Mac OS X10.3–10.5; PowerPC machines operating on Mac OS X10.0–10.5
USB1.1 port: PC/AT compatible machines operating on Windows Vista® (up to SP1) and Windows® XP (up to SP3)/2000 (up to SP4)/Me/98; Intel Mac machines operating on Mac OS X10.3–10.5; Power PC machines operating on Mac OS 8.6–9.x and Mac OS X10.0–10.5
Number of ports: 4
Interface: USB2.0 (USB1.1 compatible when connected to a USB1.1 interface)
Connector configuration: PC side (upstream port): USB A (male) USB device side (downstream port): USB A (female) x 4
Maximum transfer rate: 480 Mbps (theoretical value for USB 2.0 high speed mode)
Supply current: 400 mA max. for four ports in total (less than 100 mA /port)




Elecom M-SN1UL Scope Node Laser Sensor Mouse

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Features


Elecom presents M-SN1UL, the Scope Node Laser Sensor Mouse, giving you the feeling "like you're holding a pen". Designed with an accurate position of the laser sensor, allowing the user to control the cursor on the screen with the perfect precision. The 1600 count resolution is greater than a normal optical mouse would have. M-SN1UL has the futuristic look while keeping the comfortable shape to rest your hand. This design is based on the position of a pen while writing.
 
Specifications
Corresponding type: Windows Vista(SP1) / XP(SP2, SP3), Mac OS X(10.5, 10.5.5)
Interface: USB
Reading system: Laser sensor system
Resolution: 1600 counts
Cable length: 1.5m
Weight: 123g

Things Looking Up For 2010 Electronic Parts Sales

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The end of the year 2009 means that we can so far been labeled the worst recession since the Great Depression behind us and look forward to better things in 2010. 2009 will be remembered as the year of the world on its head got turned around economically opened everyone’s eyes and shows us that the world economy is as fragile as ever, perhaps even more from globalization.

The electronics industry has been particularly hard hit with the consumers do not spend their hard earned money on electronic devices that have a domino effect through the production of the causes and the supply chain. The electronic sales for 2009 were expected to fall to ten percent. This doesn’t seem a lot, however, expect global sales sheets on $ 1.38 trillion U.S. dollars, in turn, a deposit of $ 138 billion U.S. dollars. Figures like these have a major impact on sales. The semiconductor industry expects only a 23% decline in worldwide sales to about $ 200 billion U.S. dollars. Includes a similar direction of the passive components market, resistors, capacitors and inductors, is a look at 18% decline in sales to 20 billion U.S. dollars.

With the economic downturn, electronic parts and component suppliers need to rethink their business strategies and to be are now concentrating on its core business in a position to weather the economic storm. There was also an important time in quality assurance and quality control processes to invest. As a result of the Electronic Part Catalog downturn, it was easier for the manufacturers of substandard and counterfeit parts of its dangerous product on the market and in electronic devices. It has become easier for these illegal manufacturers and suppliers are looking for cheaper products and shorter lead suppliers. This is why many established e-suppliers have a lot of investment and time into their quality control methods and processes to ensure they deliver top-quality products to market and protect their customers from dangerous substandard and counterfeit parts.

Apart With all the economic doom and gloom, there is a light at the end of the tunnel and revenue expectations are expected to improve towards the end of the fourth quarter of 2009 and even more in 2010. With the return will begin consumer confidence, sales of electronic equipment and increase the production and kick and electronic parts and components supply chains and help in economic recovery, we hope to see in 2010.

Sony VAIO VGN-FW510F/H Review

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The Sony VAIO VGN-FW510F/H 16.4-inch notebook Windows 7 Home Premium features will reduce powered by the 2.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 processor, the speed increases electricity and saves battery life. It also offers a fast 800 MHz front-side bus speed and 2 MB L2 cache.

It also includes Intel 5100AGN wireless LAN, which will connect to 802.11n routers and offers compatibility with 802.11a b/g/n networks as well as design. And you can wireless headphones for video chats and stream music to compatible speakers with the embedded Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity to use (with the music streaming A2DP) profile.

Make your own movies to synchronize with the innovative dual-layer DVD±RW drive (with CD-burning capabilities) and included Sony Movie Story software, you simply choose the supplied template and professional-looking cuts, fades and soundtrack done automatically for you. And with the HDMI A V output, you can show the VAIO FW with a compatible HDTV connection to your work to a wider audience.

You will be able to (practically) every requirement with tackle graphics ATI Mobility Radeon HD4650 graphics card and 512 MB of video RAM (up to 2280 MB total available memory. An integrated 1.3-megapixel webcam with built-in microphone you connect to video conferences, and make long-distance VoIP calls. Other features include a 500 GB hard drive (5400 rpm), 4 GB of installed RAM (8 GB), ExpressCard 34 slot, Gigabit Ethernet, and both Memory Stick and SD card reader.