I need this gadget! Here is the latest hard drive docking station that allows you to connect two 2.5 inch SATA hard drive or 3.5 inch SATA hard drive to your computer in an easiest way. The QuickPort Duo from Sharkoon offers two separate eSATA ports for each hard drive slot and one USB connector. You just need to press the button to remove the drives from the docking station. You can bring home the Sharkoon QuickPort Duo Dock with your 47 Euros. Included in the packaging are a USB cable, two eSATA cables and an installation manual

Acer today announced the availability of its Acer ASG7700-A11 in the Japanese market. The desktop is powered by a 3.0 GHz of Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 processor with NVIDIA nForce 780i SLI chipset, a couple GeForce 9800 GTX graphic cards, 4GB of memory (up to 8GB), 1TB of SATA HDD (7,200rpm), and Blu-Ray Disc Drive. There are also a total of 6 USB ports, a Multicard reader, 2 eSATA ports, 4 DVI-I ports, and two S-Video output. The Acer ASG7700 Desktop PC is priced at €2250.

LG Electronics released its 10-inch mini notebook pc ‘Xnote MINI(model:X110)’ in Korea market, which features its all-in-one body color available in pink, white and black.

Powered by Intel Atom processor and Windows XP operating system, the Xnote MINI adopts 160GB HDD, 1GB DDR2 memory and a 10-inch LCD display with WSVGA(1024*600) resolution and LED back light. Weighing 1.19kg, the Xnote MINI supports a 1.3M webcam, 4-in-1 memory slot, 54Mbps wireless LAN and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity.

Dell has finally released the new Studio Slim range of desktop PCs with the price at around $549 upwards. Each PC comes equipped with a 2.53GHz Core2Duo processors with 2GB RAM, an integrated graphics chipset, HDMI out and an optional Blu-ray disc drive. I think this small PC is perfect for a small office.

Forget the o;ld and classical case, take a look at Skeleton, a PC case from Antec unlike any other PC case you’ve ever seen before. At first glance, I mistook it for a little Weber grill. ROFL! It’s not available yet – coming soon, though – and there’s no pricing information, but here are some quick stats to prime your pump.

• Four drive bays – two external 5.25-inch, two internal 3.5-inch, and optional expansion for four 3.5-inch side panel mounted drive trays. That’s a lot o’ drives.
• Seven expansion slots – not specific, but likely a mish-mash of PCI-e, PCI, and other standard slots. Antec says there’s room for 11-inch video cards.
• Two fans – one top-mounted, one front-mounted.
• Standard ATX motherboard compatibility.
• Two USB 2.0 ports, one FireWire port, and one eSATA port.
• Rack mount quality side rails.
• NO POWER SUPPLY. Kind of odd but I suppose if you’re going to load this thing up with 35 hard drives and eleventeen video cards, Antec probably wants you to deal with all the power requirements.