Computer Reviews
HP's push to set user-friendly DVD movie making standards should be commended. Though priced in the "luxury class" of computer components, HP's new DVD200i internal drive does make DVD creation a practical, soon-to-be-common PC function.
The market may have slumped, but technology never stopped working toward cost-effectiveness. In fact, two years ago a colour bubble jet printer would not have been capable of what Canon's latest entry-level ink-spitter can do, not at this price point, anyway.
You don't have to be an expert or a pro to appreciate Kensington's Expert Mouse Pro, which isn't even a mouse in the traditional sense (fancy that).
For desktop users with too much digital information stored on too many CDs and DVDs, organizing and filing all that media can be something of a nightmare. Fortunately, KDS has a great new solution: the CD Organizer.
While a microphone for your computer can cost less than ten bucks at your local Radio Shack; you get what you pay for, and you're paying for a substandard peripheral with about as much function as Styrofoam boat anchor.
Continuing the tradition of laudable, rock-solid laptops, IBM's R Series of ThinkPad notebooks combines essential portable computer function with or without trimmings and at an attractive entry price.
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