I don’t know about you but I can go on and on complaining about aching wrists and fingers. Of course there’s nothing to do about it but rest my hands, but to minimize the discomfort, there are always computer peripherals with ergonomic designs.

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When news about and pictures of the Optimus Maximus keyboard first surfaced, I was excited beyond belief. A keyboard equipped with OLED keys which can display characters just the way I want them to look? I was sold.

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One of my personal frustrations is that I can’t work on the computer in a dark room without a desk lamp. Hey, I might be spending oodles of time in front of the computer, but that doesn’t mean I can type as well as I can when it’s dark as when the keyboard’s visible.

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Traveling? Or maybe just plain wanting a wireless mouse? The i-Rocks Interference Free 2.4GHz Wireless Travel Mouse has a 15M range unlike the much shorter ranges of the conventional 27 MHz wireless mice.

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Yeah, yeah, I know what you’re thinking (”What? More Eee?!”). What started as a humble seven-inch mini-note has expanded into some sort of a mini-empire with products enough to drive the sanest man to his edge.

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It’s been sometime since the public knew of the Dell Studio laptops, but now Dell’s announced the line officially. Dell’s Studio laptops are sort of the mid-end machines of the Dell laptop bunch. There are currently two size variants available to the public.

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