External DVD-R/W + CD-R/W Burner - Portable USB 2.0 Drive

This fully portable DVD and CD burning drive is the simplest way to add optical disc burning capability to your existing desktop or notebook computer. Great news for those out there with older computers or those who have bought new netbooks or mini laptops only to find they don’t have an optical drive to burn files and back up their system externally. This new slim, lightweight and durable form-factor drive will mean you can easily carry it around and you’ll barely notice it in your notebook bag. This is a simple plug and play device for Windows computers that reads and writes all of todays DVD and CD disc types. To use this drive, simply plug in the supplied USB cable and it’ll power up and it’s ready to go. As a smartly designed additional feature, an external power supply is also included for the drive should you find that too many USB devices have reduced your computers speed.

Panache brings Intel Atom-based Nettops

Panache Infotech Pvt Ltd has launched a range of affordable nettops in the Indian market. These Intel Atom-based computing devices are reasonably priced at just Rs. 4,990 and above.

The latest product, the Panache Mini PC Barebone, is said to be the first in the Nettop series of six products to be launched by Panache in the first half of current fiscal year. It bundles a chassis and Intel atom-capable motherboard.

“Various applications including E-mails, Internet, wordprocessing, business accounting will run efficiently on Nettops. This simply indicates that Nettops are value propositions for all the verticals, including SOHO and corporates,” explained Amit Rambhia, Director Panache.

Extend your Wi-Fi reach

With your Broadband becoming faster and cheaper by the day, make use of technology and ease your life.

When you first set up your Wi-Fi network, you probably assumed you'd get a strong signal no matter where you wandered. Now you're having trouble surfing in your hall or bedroom watching TV.

You don't need a smaller house; you just need a wider-ranging network.

Now That's What I Call Class--The Gold Mouse

The Gold Bullion Wireless Mouse (not to be confused the the piratey USB hub) is actually plastic. Which is why it costs $35 and not $35 gajillion. To its credit though, it does have a scroll wheel. But still, why anybody would actually pay for this garish piece of bullionshit (count it) is beyond me. That said, I bought one as a gag gift for The Superficial Writer. He loves this kind of crap. And also, American Idol.

Use Zpens and save the documents electronically

Write with the Zpen on any piece of paper, draw sketches, make signatures and you can store them in electronic form in your computers. No more wasting of space by maintaining documents physically. Bade goodbye to your keyboards. Use this pen and pave a way to reduced usage of paper and thereby save the trees and the environment.