Cisco has announced the Linksys WRT610N dual-N band router. It is capable of using 802.11n WiFi on both 5 and 2.4GHz at the same time.

Needless to say, the higher throughput, shorter-distance devices can obtain the highest-speed 802.11n access at the same time as the rest of your devices can get the usual, more compatible 2.4GHz access they look for.

The Linksys WRT610N router is available now for $200.

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It’s time to upgrade your MacBook Pro I guess. Corsair has announced the Mac Memory, available in 4GB (2 x 2GB modules) DIMM kit. It is a fully-buffered 800MHz DDR2 memory that has been designed for the latest Mac Pro desktop systems. The memory module is equipped with Mac Pro-specific heat sinks and performance IC to give better performance to your mac. The Corsair Mac Memory (4GB memory kit) is available $250.

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Toshiba has announced the new line of the 1.8-inch hard drives adopting ATA interface and the first in the industry to features 160GB capacity in this type of drive. It boost interface speed to 1.5 Gbps and offer a rotation speed of 5,400 rpm faster than the current gen of Toshiba 1.8-inch hard drive (the MK1214GAH, parallel ATA, 120GB.) The Toshiba new 160GB drive is codenamed MK1617GSG while the 80GB codenamed MK8017GSG. Both will enter mass production this August. Press release after the break.

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The Iomega eGo portable Hard Drives looks simply stylish, the Leather eGi Hard Drive on the left while the Camo eGo Hard Drive on the right. Both are 2.5-inch, USB-powered drives offer 250GB of storage, are compatible with Mac OS X and Windows, and feature DropGuard technology. Both employs the Drop Guard™ feature protects your drive even in the toughest travel environments and provides exceptional durability well over the industry average. Both again, priced at $143 at www.iomega.com.

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I remembered when the wireless mouse just released, the USB receiver is damn big then soon goes to a dongle size like the USB drive. Now take a look on today’s wireless mouse from Logitech, the V450 Nano Cordless Laser Mouse. It features the Logitech’s exclusive Plug-and-Forget Nano-receiver. The battery inside the V450 Nano is claimed to last for a year before a replacement needed, depends on how long you use mouse in a day. It operates on 2.4 GHz wireless technology. TheV450 Nano cordless laser mouse will hit US soon in this month, while Europe will be receiving it in July. Expected price goes for $50.

[via Ubergizmo]

NVIDIA has launched a high end workstation VGA card, the dual GPU Quadro FX 4700 X2. It provides 2GB frame buffer (1 GB per GPU), and equipped with SLI technology. It is claimed to support full 128-bit floating-point pipeline with high dynamic range and breakthrough 64x full-screen antialiasing.

[via TechFresh]

GeekStuff4U.com is offering 5 colorful handmade Japanese-design keyboards. It’s available in USB/PS2 connector. The gold one above goes for $214. Check out more after the break.

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Cool huh! The DX1 is a keyboard, erm a customize keyboard that comes with 25 programmable keys. Each of those keys can be placed anywhere on the board, assigning shortcuts and macros to each key. The DX1 works with any program and can remember a different set of macros for each program you use. It’s available at $139.

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Kyocera has announced the world’s fastest high-resolution inkjet printhead for commercial application, the new KJ4 series printhead. It will go on sales globally starting April next month. The KJ series has a full-color print speed of up to 200 meters per minute at 600 x 480 dpi, or 150 meters per minute at 600 x 600 dpi (that’s about 1,000 sheets of A4 paper per minute). It comes with the widest print line of any printhead in its class, spanning 4.25 inches (108 millimeters).

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Fujitsu has announced their new MHZ2 BJ series of 2.5” hard disk drives that come with rotational speed of 7200 RPM and capacities up to 320 GB. This series is designed for use in high performance notebook and desktop computers. The Fujitsu MHZ2 BJ series takes only 2.3 W of power for read and write operations, ranking it among the most power-efficient drives in its class. It supports the high-speed data transfers through Serial ATA 3.0 GB/s interface. The MHZ2 BJ series will be available at the end of June 2008.

[via New Launches]