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Sept. 28, 2009

Netgear RP614NA 4port Cable/DSL Web Safe Router

A wireless router is great for any number of reasons, but sometimes you need a wired connection. Netgear's Cable/DSL Web Safe Router offered a pain-free setup that mostly involved clicking "Next" in the installation wizard. In only a few moments, we had the router connected to the modem and out to our PC and other devices. It was well worth it in time and money to be able to access online content from Netflix... more

by Simon

Sept. 24, 2009

Lexmark X4850 Wireless All-in-One Thermal Inkjet Printer

In our office, documents that used to reside in large filing cabinets are now stored on a tiny disc or flash drive, and nearly all correspondence is handled by email. Even so, we just can't give up our printer. What we could give up were the wires that led to awkward office setups, including, at one time, a printer perilously perched on top of the CPU. The Lexmark X4850 Wireless not only solves the... more

by Simon

Logitech MX Revolution Wireless Laser Mouse (Rechargable, USB)

After an unfortunate accident involving a cup of coffee, a tangled mouse cord, and a mad dash for a meeting, we vowed to cut the desktop clutter (and get a spill-proof coffee mug). Unwilling to part with a single computer peripheral, we started replacing them with their wireless counterparts. First up was the Logitech MX Revolution Wireless Laser Mouse, which is shaped for the hand and has better clicking and scrolling capabilities. It was... more

by Simon

July 7, 2009

SnagIt

There's only so much you can do with the built-in screen capture capabilities on your PC. If you find you want more, SnagIt is a top-rated tool that is as user-friendly as it is effective. Not only can you capture an entire Web page or just a specific portion of your screen, the SnagIt editor lets you easily resize the image, add borders and other special effects, and even merge together two captures. You... more

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May 28, 2009

Western Digital My Passport Essential

If you've ever accidentally deleted an important file, you know how stressful it can be to try and retrieve it. That's why it's critical to keep current backups of all of your important documents and music files. But doing so doesn't have to be a daunting task thanks to the Western Digital My Passport Essential. Simply plug the small, sleek device into your USB port and drag and drop files for instant, worry-free backup.

by Simon