If your current drives are just stuffed the the gills with 10 megapixel photos you never resized and episodes of Still Standing that you forgot to erase, Iomega’s got a new RAID array that’ll bulk up your storage by two terabytes and let you continue living your carefree, digital pack rat lifestyle. With four independent, lockable 500GB drives, though, you could just as easily shift the Power Pro Desktop Hard Drive into RAID 1 and make sure that your 1TB of never-used files are doubly secure; RAID status plus free space, fan speed, and temperature are all displayed on the built-in LED. Connectivity options are also plentiful here, with the PPDHD offering both the 400 and 800 flavors of Firewire and, of course, USB 2.0 as well. Mac and Windows compatible, this one will set you back $1,700 when it hits on April 10th.

Apple and their eliteist ideals, appeal to those who like function, with a good art quality. They like form, and style as much as anything. These computer desks are right in the mac mindframe. iG0 Desk has taken up this burden, and it apparently passes the test at first glance. What do you get for a minimum of $333? For starters, each iG0 desk comes with a turn table for your display, an adjustable keyboard panel, a halo lamp for night owls, a cable compartment for a semblance of order, and a digital hub panel that helps keep all your gadgets in place. Additional features include a gel-filled wrist rest and mouse pad as well as a pair of multi-purpose integrated holders.

Are you Overbearing? Do you want to control everything your kid does? Your in luck! KidSafe USB makes it so the computer will only work when the USB key will be plugged in. It is $29.99, and you can make it so you can access it online, incase you get forgetful and make your computer a big brick. This way you can keep the kids off of myspace, AIM, or anything that could make them social children. This way, you are one step closer to being Amish.

With Valentines Day here, This is a mousepad in which anyone dating someone should never consider. Nothing like rubbing your wrist between two underdeveloped breasts of a japanese girl to get you started. This is one step below Panty Vending Machines.

I can’t imagine who’d buy this? If you do buy this, you instantly forfit your manhood, or you are never allowed to date someone again. Ever. You’d be banned from procreation.

BustyMousepads.com (Seriously.) [via Coolest Gadgets]

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Everyonce in a while someone tries to reinvent the wheel when it comes to a gadget. Some excel, and some fail. This particular product fails at everything it attempts.

This new mouse stands on it’s side, the company says that it is a more natural way for someone to use their hand. I, for one beg to differ. Using my scroll wheel like a trigger isn’t something I need, and dragging the side of my hand doesn’t seem more benficial. I don’t have a clue how this thing helps me. I’d rather need a handcast than ever be caught using this. However, if you like wrist joints in tact, it comes in at $63

Apple always likes being the next big thing. With each passing computer season they seem to up the bar of making the home network a little closer

This season will be no different. The 802.11n Airport Extreme doubles the range, and speeds up the ability for upload and download. They have MIMO (multiple input, multiple output) capability. Where old routers wold send out everyones information at one time, the Apple new router sends out each persons individually, to make speeds more efficient.

Rumor around computer circles is that the new Extreme looks to not hit shelves until the release of leopard. It will have the same price point at the original Aiport extreme at launch.

Laser Printers have always been an office staple, since prices were so high. They became such an aid to print lots of copies at a high rate, and less crumple on the paper. However, as the prices drop, should you be in the market for a laser printer? Here is a few questions to ask yourself.

Do I print a large volume of pages? Some people don’t print often, but when they do it’s a large amount of paper. Sitting next to the old inkjet for an hour just isn’t fun. You can’t leave due to paper jams. Lasers also print 2 sided effortlessly, so they look much more professional.

Here it is - the 1 Terabyte hard drive and it’s from Hitachi! The company’s 1TB hard drive meets the needs of consumers who want to create, share and store their digital information, and lots of it. Hitachi’s Deskstar 7K1000 will begin shipping to retail customers in the first quarter of 2007 at a suggested retail price of $399 (USD), or 40 cents per gigabyte (GB).

Now that is still economical with most of us having stashes of digital things to be stores and I’m thinking of my picture files and thousands I have in different CDs and pen drives and memory sticks. Hitachi has also announced a CinemaStar version 1TB hard drive, for digital video recording (DVR) applications.

With the amount of digital information homes are storing it is inevitable that alongside every desktop PC will be some sort of massive storage unit. However, any decent solutions only offer a couple hundred gigabytes of storage and those in the terabyte range seem to be pretty expensive. Maxtor sees an opening that needs to be filled and they are looking to do it with their OneTouch III Turbo line of external storage devices.

The device can work in either a RAID 0 or RAID 1 configuration and offers up to 1TB of storage capacity. A triple interface (FireWire 800, FireWire 400, and USB 2.0) makes it accessible to all modern PCs.