The new HDD Dock from Sharkoon can handle blazing fast USB 3.0 speed. USB 3.0 speed is equivalent to a tenfold increase in speed over the increase in the older USB 2.0.

The SATA HDD Dock can handle hard drives of either 2.5 “or 3.5″ variety. The device is simple and only on hard drives simple and easy to handle, sporting only a few LEDs and an eject button.

The unit should be in the next few weeks. Note that you have a PC with a USB 3.0-compatible will need the USB 3.0 speeds reach. Sharkoon is akin to selling a PCI expansion card for USB 3.0 port to add capabilities to any PC.

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The new 12.1 “notebook from MSI offers specifications and prices, to search for something just a bit more perfectly on a netbook.

The MSI-L2100-036US laptop will feature a 1.6 GHz AMD Athlon Neo MV-40, 2GB RAM and a 250GB HDD. The graphics will be powered by a disappointing ATI Radeon X1250 with current.

The resolution will be 1366 x 768, and you will 802.11b/g/n, 3USB ports that have a multi-card reader, audio in out and VGA and HDMI connectivity. There the scales at 3.2lbs, and currently sells for $ 459.99 with Windows 7.

Boxee is, the software media player for HTPCs and Apple TV, which provides additional options famous. Meanwhile, the company has partnered with a hardware manufacturer to get Boxee Box Internet TV platform.

The company has yet to reveal detailed hardware specifications, or the hardware manufacturer. However, the Boxee set-top box between multiple devices, the company as part of the platform release. The box is expected to Boxee) on the System on Chip (SoC designs supports Internet TV, based HD media playback and multiple connectivity options. Mock-up of the box is held on 7 Will be shown December at an official event. The company is also working on integration with MythTV Boxee as well as support for game consoles, and media applications.

The company proposes to increase the selling price between $ 199 and $ 299 depending on the hardware configuration and the series will be released on 7 January, at CES 2010.