LG 17 inch Monitor

A sheet of plexiglass can do wonders for a mundane-looking monitor. This 17-inch LG screen has received a magnificent makeover that perhaps reminds you of some of the recently launched LCD stunners. With a few minor modifications to the casing, the old hag has molted its drab skin, and we are quite impressed with the final product. Check out the images below for a first-hand visual review.

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Bendiboards Flexible Key

Bendiboards are heavy duty, waterproof keyboards. Available in White or Black Space Invaders or the Union Jack, they are lightweight, ultra slim, and can be rolled up to take traveling. The keyboard material makes for silent typing as well as making it more ergonomic than your average plastic. Connectible by PS2 or USB port, the company will place your logo on the retroboards for a minimum order amount. Bendiboards carry a MSRP of £19.99 (~$40.00.)

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Eizo C T-One

I think all of us have used our laptops while in front of the television, and so we use two controllers: a mouse and a remote control.  Now, there is a way to have two controllers on one device. 
The Eizo C T-One is a wireless mouse that comes with nine TV remote control functions including power, channel up/down, volume up/down, broadcast switching, input switching, and even picture-in-picture.  This mouse/controller has a range of about 10 meters, and operates on the 2.4GHz wireless band. The C T-one is powered by two AA batteries, and it will power down after 30 minutes in order to conserve power.  These two batteries will last about three months. 
So far it looks like it will be retailing for ¥12,600, or around $120 US, and although it is scheduled to be available today, we could not find anything about a US availability. 

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MX Air

Control your mouse anywhere even on the air!
MX Air is a high-tech mouse that can be controlled even on air.
Touting Logitech’s “Freespace” motion control, the Air Mouse combines MEM sensors with DSP and 2.4GHz RF technology for both gestural motion-control and traditional laser mousing about.The Air Mouse attempts to bridge the gap between mouse and remote control with a touch-sensitive scroll-panel (instead of a scroll wheel) and dedicated pause/play and volume control buttons positioned down the center of the device. Push the volume button and flick the mouse right or left to increase or decrease the volume, respectively, at distances up to 30 feet away from your PC. Niiice. Better yet, it’s shaped to impress when toted about in the trousers… gaRowl! Ships in the US and Europe for $150 .

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