Pink and red Dell Mini Inspiron 9 ships to Japan, packed with 32GB SSD

We’ve just been waiting for the colored Dell Inspiron 9 netbooks SINCE we only have the black and white for now. The Mini Dell 12 was recently launched so I’m wondering when will Dell decide to ship the other colored ones? Good thing that a red and pink version will be released in Japan this week.

That’s great news for Dell lovers but I just hope all colors will be out soon. Anyway, the Japanese may find the red and pink Dell Mini Inspiron 9 special because they will come with 32GB SSDs.

Pink and red Mini Dell Inspiron 32GB will be available for ¥54,980 which is about $565 in the US.

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HFI-15G Headphones: Better form but poorer audio quality

You can say that the new HFI-15G headphones could just be another addition to our long list of headphones but this $109 pair allows sound and air to pass through. The headphones are open-back, featureing S-Logic surround sound technique.

The pair comes equipped with a smaller driver as compared to its predecessor, the HFI-580. Though cheaper, initial review by CrunchGear says that quality has decreased.

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Solar Charging Bag: Khaki is nice but still looks geeky

I’ve missed searching for solar bags to feature but looks like nothing has changed yet. They’re still geeky. Take for example this Solar Messenger Bag that doesn’t look like something the fashionistas would love to use but its eco-friendliness could be a darling.

This $129 khaki-colored solar charging bag can charge any MP3 player, mobile phone, and any rechargeable batteries. Use this bag to school or the office and your devices will have extra juice whenever you need. That is, if you can imagine yourself toting this geeky bag.

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HP launches new TouchSmart notebook PCs

HP recently added a new laptop to their TouchSmart line with a 12-incher entry. Called the TX2, this new notebook PC is equipped with a touchpanel, Mediasmart 2.0 interface, and 8GB RAM.

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Video iPod Holder with Magnifier works but is seriously dorky

Remember the iPod Nano TV? While it looks retro, this Video iPod Holder with Magnifier looks too dorky. The black leather should have done justice to this accessory but to no avail. Read more

Black Lego Studs: I know you could build a pair from old blocks…

This is not the first time TechFever has featured a geeky pair of studs but the LEGO version here is just as lovely. Well, maybe not for the guys but for the geeky girls who can’t seem to let go of nerdy stuff in even in the name of fashion.

The $15 pair of earring here is cute but I won’t be caught dead wearing. Why, I never liked wearing black earrings. However, there are girls who can manage to wear any kind of earrings so I guess Black Lego Studs could also sell. After all, it’s still a pair of earrings.

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Numberkey iPhone App: Numpad for the MacBook

Laptops don’t have number pads so business people or maybe just those working with numbers find it difficult to use notebook PCs for work. They find that real keyboards are more efficient to use. But good thing there’s a new iPhone app that could make keying in numbers easier: the Numberkey.

The Numberkey is a wireless numberpad on the iPhone for the Mac. This app can be used via WiFi on Mac computers and MacBooks only(sorry PC users). You don’t have to buy a separate USB number pad if you have an iPhone and get the $1.99 app instead.

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Toshiba unveils DynaDock laptop docking station

Toshiba just rolled their Wireless USB DynaDock. This new product from electronics company is actually a laptop dock which comes with more features for better mobile computing performance. Read more

USB Laptop Cooling Pad: It cools, folds, and what else?

The folding USB Laptop Cooling Pad here may look too ordinary but it works better than the others. Well, I have yet to try this since my current one can’t do the job right. Read more

Itronix GoBook MR-1Itronix GoBook MR-1 is a real toughie

Itronix GoBook MR-1 is a new notebook PC from General Dynamics that looks more than ready for some tough use. The company is actually more popular for making tanks so it’s quite a surprise why they’re releasing a laptop. Oh well, from the looks of it, the GoBook is a toughie. Read more

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