Apple’s Magic Trackpad is a curious object. Whereas a Trackpad on a laptop makes up for the lack of a desktop’s mouse, the Trackpad on a desktop makes up for the lack of a desktop’s Trackpad. Is this even, dare we say it, necessary?

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It’s nice to see more and more network routers embracing the 3G connectivity support, and it’s only natural for LevelOne to adopt it into their plethora of network offerings. On the onset, the LevelOne WBR-6800 3G wireless N router is pretty similar to most of its market, but it carries itself well with a little more spunk.

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We swear, if there was ever a mid-range DSLR that could wink, smile and charm us just by sitting still, it’ll be the Nikon D7000. Let’s start with the 16.2 megapixels with the Nikon DX format CMOS image censor, and moving to the new EXPEED 2 image-processing engine. The ISO sensitivity is from 100 to 6, 400, and extendable to 25,600, and it has a direct access movie record button for Full 1080p HD video recording (with continuous AF) which can be edited with a built-in editor. The D7000 has a Glass Pentraprism Viewfinder with approximately 100% frame coverage, along with shutter speed of 1/8,000s. The new AF system has 39 focus points, including 9 cross-type sensors in the centre. Enough talk! Let us have it! Please!

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Since SSD became mainstream, plenty of people buy it just to run their operating system and programs that they use very often. We can’t blame these people because in our opinion, this is by far the most correct way to use Solid State Drive, not to mention its price. An idea to combine both SSD and normal HDD drive came up, creating a hybrid drive and this month, we have the Seagate Momentus XT 500GB.

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