Home theater PC enthusiasts, you've grumbled and Lenovo listened. The company took your feedback to heart when it prepped its latest multimedia remote with keyboard -- the N5902 -- for release. Gone is the glossy piano black finish that marred your sweet N5901 with unsightly fingerprints, as well as its trackball pointer. In their stead, Lenovo's outfitted this update in a matte exterior, adding an optical pointer with a "ridged" scroll bar located just below it. Perhaps the most notable addition to this refresh, however, is the ability to navigate and type from the now backlit keys. Fancy updating your couch control with this AA-powered peripheral? The head to the source below to fork over your hard-earned $52.
Lenovo N5902 ditches the fingerprint magnet finish, adds backlit keys (video)
Posted by Riken Afani on October 7, 2011
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Motorola Xoom Family Edition pops up at retail sporting kid-friendly software
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Now that Motorola's Xoom is ready to rock out on 4G LTE connections, the only thing missing from the original 10.1-inch Honeycomb tablet is a nice suite of edutainment software... wait, what? Whether or not that's what you asked for, it appears to be what Motorola's giving you judging by this "Family Edition" branded Xoom that just showed up at a big box electronics store. While there's still no hint of the subwoofer-equipped Xoom 2 Media Edition that's been rumored, this model is differentiated by the addition of a Kid Mode with $40 of software for kids from Zoodles (trailer after the break) packed-in. We don't have a release date or official pricing yet, but we'd expect to see the MZ505 on shelves sooner rather than later, but for now just check out a few more pics in the gallery below.
Motorola Xoom Family Edition
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Hercules XPS 2.0 30 DJ Club multimedia speakers
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Hercules intends to bring a little bit of nightlife into your boring cubicle at the office (or your little corner at home which is your ‘Zen’ zone) in the form of the XPS 2.0 30 DJ Club multimedia speakers. Do not judge a book by its cover, as the XPS 2.0 30 DJ Club is actually a pair of compact computer speakers that are inspired by the professional PA systems which DJs use.
Boasting a similar trendy and innovative spirit of most modern DJs, the new XPS speakers enable DJ music lovers to enjoy all the features of their favorite tracks. With a wide metal grate that protects the central driver in addition to the speakers’ contrasting lacquered and matte finish that highlight their DJ personality, you can be sure that this is the perfect pair of speakers to rock out to on those Saturday nights when you’re flat broke and cannot afford to party at the club like your mates.
A port is fitted on the front face of the XPS 2.0 30 DJ Club to ensure bass restitution, and you can plug in other stuff as well as control the XPS 2.0 30 DJ Club on the right satellite’s front face. Expect this amplified speaker system to deliver 10 Watt RMS output which ought to be rockin’ enough for a small room, as it hits the markets this November for $59.99.
Pandigital SuperNova Confirm 8-inch Gingerbread tablet for $229
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It’s positively raining cheap wifi tablets lately. The big brother to the original Pandigital Nova is the SuperNova, and after munching down a Super Mushroom it’s upgraded to an 8-inch capacitive display. Unfortunately, the resolution is still a rather disappointing 800 x 600 in a 4:3 aspect ratio. The budget tablet should hit retailers soon at a price of $229.
Other hardware details include a 1Ghz single-core processor, an onboard micro-HDMI port and Bluetooth
2.1. Internal storage is 4GB with a free MicroSD slot for expansion. Pandigital doesn’t have Google’s blessing for any of their tablet offerings, so users will have to make do with the GetJar alternative app store. A few built-in apps like Barnes & Noble’s ebook store, YouTube and Adobe Flash help spruce up the Gingerbread operating system before owners download anything new. According to Pandigital’s press release, the SuperNova will be available in mid-October at retail locations across the US.
Slightly larger screen notwithstanding, it’s hard to see why anyone would pick up a SuperNova over any of its close competitors. If you’re looking for a cheap, hack-friendly tablet, the Barnes & Noble Nook Color is just $20 more (or even less if you play your cards right) and the solid HTC Flyer now provides a full Gingerbread tablet with access to the Android Market for $299. If you’re dead-set on a cheap tablet and you’ve got some spare patience, Amazon’s Kindle Fire will release in just over a month for only $199.
