Lately we have all heard about the many advances in LCD technology used in the latest flat panel television displays. The best of this technology is now filtering down to computer monitors. Using this new and improved technology, and know-how gained from producing millions of flat-panel LCD TV sets, Westinghouse Digital has taken technology and value a step further by introducing a new, giant 26'' LCD monitor for your office or home computer.

Having this much real estate available allows you to keep open---- and in view, numerous documents and programs at the same time-- something that was almost impossible to do with the old 17 to 19 inch computer monitors that we have used for so many years. Not only does this big screen allow you to multi-task with ease, this new class leader from Westinghouse Digital offers computer users beyond 1080p quality with its super-high 1920 x 1200 resolution and a dynamic contrast ratio of 3000:1. To attain such high resolution, this new Westinghouse monitor uses smaller and denser pixels, which produce better image quality and crisper digital images, making computer work easier on your eyes--- and easier to organize as well.  read more »

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Atdec's Visidec Freestanding range is the ultimate mounting solution

You often see pictures of busy professionals, be they graphic artists, stock exchange mavens, medical professionals or other professionals surrounded by a number of computer displays. The market for multiple displays amongst professionals is exploding and Atdec, a leading visual display mounting company, offers the ideal multi-monitor mounting solution for 12" to 24" LCD displays. The company just released its new Visidec Freestanding range for those who work with data-intensive applications and are busy juggling large quantities of information at once.

The new Visidec Freestanding range includes three models that house anywhere from 2 to 4 monitors in either vertical or horizontal configurations. This new series of high quality mounts offers a complete set of unique product features including:  read more »

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You’ve got your office wired/wireless network, your home network, your multimedia notebook system, your TV and PVR, your MP3 (ok iPod) player, got your digital camera/camcorder, got your everything smartphone. Life is pretty good! Why do you feel a little uneasy then? Why are IT people sweating more bullets than a bank officer? Maybe it’s too much of a good thing. Phone, camera, computer, software, content development folks are packing more power, more features, more capabilities into their products at ridiculously low prices.

Internet connectivity now spans the globe. Broadband service is found in more and more homes. In five years the number of homes with broadband worldwide will triple and by then more than two million people will be on the Internet (the rest will be on their phones).  read more »

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So, you just bought a new computer-- but all your photos, documents, music is saved on the old PC. You want to move them to the new computer, but how do you do it easily? Compiling all the information onto multiple CDs and then downloading them back to the new unit would take hours-- maybe even days. You could transfer them via a website on the Internet, or attach them in emails to yourself-- but this again is a time- consuming process.

Data Drive Thru's "Tornado" is a data transfer product which can move large quantities of your digital photos etc. between computers in minutes. The unit features a retractable cable which plugs into the USB ports of two computers, then prompts a pop up screen on both machines for simple "dragging and dropping" of files from one computer's hard drive to the other-- with no software required.  read more »

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