With room for 5 hard drives or SSDs, the new Addonics Compact RAID is a small 4 inch cube and sells for $149. The Compact RAID is OS independent and comes with eSATA and can “deliver screaming throughput up to 300 Mbytes/sec”. The unit is available now. The unit can be set up in various more »

The name pretty much explains it all: the Adesso Wireless Mini Trackball Keyboard. The keyboard is under 12-inches in width with an optical trackball. While the keyboard is small, it is very comfortable. The compact design means that this could easily be your living room computer’s keyboard. Full review after the jump.

Anyone that knows photography knows the name Canon. So it is only logical that the company that brings us great cameras also brings us printers to print the photos we shoot. Adding to their compact printer line; Canon is introducing the latest in their SELPHY line, the SELPHY CP780.

The CP780 has some nice improvements over its predecessors. Its image quality is better. It’s faster. All nifty perks obviously. It has nice big buttons that you don’t need a doctorate to be able to figure out how it works. It comes with a 2.5-inch LCD display on top so you can see what you are printing. It fixes any nasty red eye automatically.

The printer also features a Portrait Image Optimizer. What this does is uses a Face Detection technology which identifies and optimizes faces and skin tones of subjects. Now, while previous SELPHY models also had this technology, Canon has really tweaked it so that the color correction to try to bring realistic tones and colors.

Gadgetell Quick Review: Navigon 2200T

Cool:

• Low Price(about 200 bucks)
• Good mounting hardware
• Reality view and Lane Assistant Pro feature is really helpful
• Speed warning
• Small size
• Lifetime traffic service

Uncool:

• Sometimes difficult to navigate the screens
• Traffic alerts not factored into initial route plans, but instead notifies you there is a problem and gives rerouting options
• Limited voice selections

The Crux:

Overall, if you can get past some quirks, the 2200T is a very good GPS and the lifetime traffic service makes it a stand out device for the low price.

This is a guest review by Robert Borgesi. Rob co-hosts the website review program, “ChannelFlip Web” with Iyaz Akhtar on ChannelFlip.com. Additionally, Rob is a tech enthusiast with years of computer building experience.

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Canon has added two new compact photo printers to its Selphy product line – the CP770 and CP760. Touting a fresh and unique design, both printers aim to give users an easier time when printing their precious photos even without using a computer.

Although both printers sport a small design, both are nonetheless rich in individual features. The CP770 is an ultra compact photo printer that answers your need for printing photos as quickly and as easy as possible, whether you’re at home or on the move. Touting an unusual new design, the CP770 comes with a basket-like storage bucket which can also accommodate several printer accessories such as paper, ink cartridge and power cord. The CP770 is also equipped with a 2.5-inch high definition LCD monitor. Retailing for $79.99, the CP770 will be available in apricot and crisp white color.

Transcend has just announced a new 32GB CompactFlash card. The new larger card is part of their 133x CompactFlash line and operates in IDE PIO mode 6 and also Ultra DMA mode 4. It has the ability to read at up to 45MB per second and write at speeds up to 16MB per second. Excellent more »