Blu ray disc player and technology: the cinema at home

At first sight, one could think that all Blu-Ray discs are the same. However, it is not this way, and neither are the players. The original technology of this movie format has been evolving since its inception and now there are three very different Blu-Ray “versions” or profiles out there. This fact is important because each version adds functions that were not present in the previous one. If we choose an old version when buying our Blu-Ray player, then we will have a limited player and won’t be able to play some movies or enjoy some features that enrich the experience.

Lenovo secure hard drive

The security of the information is something really important, and Lenovo knows that. Today, we show you this excellent gadget that is perfect for those who are obsessed with the protection of their data, especially in these times when mobile and portable devices are becoming part of our everyday life.

OWC introduces the USB 2.0 Display Adapter for Mac

The new device supports screen resolutions up to 1600 x 1200 pixels and works with DVI, HDMI and VGA displays. The interface can be used to connect a second monitor to mirror the image of the main screen or extend the desktop in order to allow you to use more applications or open more windows at the same time.

Tiny Wireless Keyboard

Check out this Tiny Wireless Keyboard which is small enough to fit in your pocket.

The Tiny Wireless Keyboard measures 430mm x 145mm x 28mm, and weighs in at just 326g, it features 56 keys and 26 hot keys and even has a built in trackball and a scroll wheel.

Wiimote Chocolate Candy Bar

Here is something cool for all the Nintendo Wii fans, the Wiimote Chocolate Candy Bar.

The World’s Smallest R/C Helicopter

This may look like a tiny toy radio controlled helicopter, but it is actually the World’s Smallest R/C Spy Helicopter, the PD-100 Black Hornet.

The PD-100 Black Hornet is tiny weighing in at just half an ounce, you can see how small it is from the photo below.

It has a top speed of 20 miles per hour and it is designed to be used for surveillance.

DDRdrive X1

The DDRdrive X1 comes with 4GB of RAM, and 4GB of flash memory all in a PCIe drive, all your data is stored in the 4GB of RAM, and then backed up to the 4GB SSD, when the PC is turned on or off the data is then transferred to and from the SSD to the memory.