SnapStream FireFly PC Remote
July 15, 2006; 3:50pm PST
SnapStream's FireFly has been around since 2004 but it's still a device which is the choice of many computer users looking for wireless control of their desktop when playing DVDs, videos, and music.
SnapStream FireFly PC Remote

Silverstone 92mm/80mm FN82
July 7, 2006; 10:17pm PST

Silverstone's FN82 has 92mm fan blades in an 80mm frame. If you want to achieve almost 1/3 more airflow in your case, the FN82 could be a very affordable solution. Simply swap out your existing 80mm fan and the FN82's screw mounts will match up to where your existing 80mm screw mounts are.
Silverstone FN82

XFX GeForce 6800 XTreme 256MB
July 4, 2006; 10:40pm PST
XFX has a video card selling with a $35 rebate which could be the best deal this year. Purchasing two cards and running them in SLi, you could have yourself one of the most inexpensive but high-performing SLi configurations available. Just imagine playing your favorite games maxed out on resolutions and not seeing any lag? Read on!
XFX GeForce 6800 XTreme 256MB DDR3

Silverstone 80mm FN81
June 25, 2006; 9:21pm PST
Silverstone's 80mm FN81 fan is quite a performer for the money. Need a replacement 80mm fan for your computer system? Chances are, you do. The FN81 features special dampening rings to reduce vibrations and also reducing the noise.
Silverstone 80mm FN81

Westinghouse Announces LCM-22w2 22" LCD Monitor
June 22, 2006; 8:25pm PST
Westinghouse has announced a 22" Widescreen (16:10) LCD monitor for under $500 ($499). The LCM-22w2 Response time is rated at 5ms, which is quite fast for a 22" sub-$500 monitor.
Westinghouse LCM-22w2 22-Inch Widescreen LCD Monitor

Fujitsu ScanSnap S500
June 21, 2006; 11:00pm PST
Fujitsu has updated their ScanSnap series with a more powerful and featured scanner for the home and office. Teh ScanSnap S500 increases its performance by 20% or more, and now includes ABBYY software for even better file handling and converting.
Fujitsu ScanSnap S500

OtterBox 7030 Rugged Laptop Carrying Case
June 7, 2006; 10:05pm PST
OtterBox has shipped DigitalDingus a first-run sample of what their Rugged Laptop Carrying Case series. Made of Polypropylene, the cases are very tough. If you have a laptop which needs special care and protection from the elements, you must take a look at this case.
OtterBox 7030 Rugged Laptop Carrying Case

FolderMatch by Salty Brine Software
June 4, 2006; 9:45pm PST
Salty Brine Software has a nice application which could set you on a more coordinated path to hard disk enlightenment. FolderMatch compares files on your computer system (even uses MD5 and SHA algorithms) and informs of the smallest differences. Comparing files is just the beginning of this very powerful app.
FolderMatch by Salty Brine Software

ThermoHAWK 200 by Q3i
May 20, 2006; 7:30pm PST
Q3 Innovations introduced a brand new product line during this year's Consumer Electronics Show. The ThermoHAWK line of products is a stylish and compact infrared thermometer, designed to measure the temperature of virtually any surface without touching. All you do is touch a button and about a second later, the results.
Q3i ThermoHAWK 200

Trevoli Photo Finale Premium
May 7, 2006; 8:20pm PST
Trevoli's Photo Finale is an impressive and new photo organizer. From organizing your images to editing and printing, Photo Finale could be the image organizer you've been looking for.
Trevoli Photo Finale Premium

CyberLink PowerDirector 5
April 30, 2006; 7:25pm PST
I had a chance to use Cyberlink's PowerDirector 5. PowerDirector 5 is a simple to use but yet very dynamic program to create, edit, and produce not only videos to DVD, but extract audio at various quality settings and so much more. Photographers can even benefit with PD5 because of it's built-in PhotoNow! application, which users can adjust several aspects of their images.
CyberLink PowerDirector 5

1 Kilowatt Turbo-Cool Quad-SLi PSU
April 29, 2006; 3:30pm PST
PC Power & Cooling's latest addition to their power supply arsenal is the 1KW Quad-Sli PSU (TC1KW4E). It comes with four PCIe power connectors for your Quad-SLi video system. You simply have to see this thing to comprehend what it can do for you. No, it's not cheap, but then again, extreme pleasure rarely is.
Turbo-Cool 1KW-Quad SLI

Casio 10.1MP Compact Digital
April 26, 2006; 7:15am PST
Well, you knew it was coming. Casio has introduced a 10.1 Megapixel compact digital. A brand new 2.8-inch LCD will be featured on the EX-Z1000. ISO of 3200 (yes, 3200), 4.3x Optical Zoom, and many other new features make this the most exciting EXILIM yet!
Casio EX-Z1000 Press Release

Targus Video Backpack (DKSBP1)
April 16, 2006; 1:15am PST
The Targus Video Backpack is another design for women who want a little more room to hold and store their equipment and personal items. The DKSBP1 has storage for a compact video camera, digital camera, batteries, memory cards, an AC adapter, and more.
Targus Video Backpack

Optimus Keyboard
April 9, 2006; 7:23pm PST
Art. Lebedev Studio's Optimus Keyboard was probably the inspiration for the "mini three". Every key has an OLED built inside it, which enables instant recognition of the shortcuts you're used to in your favorite applications.
Optimus Keyboard

Optimus mini three Keyboard
April 7, 2006; 9:45pm PST
Art. Lebedev Studio has created a nice little accessory for your computer. It's called the "mini three" and is part of their Optimus keyboard and accessory line. The mini three is highly customizable for many applications which could save you a lot clicks from your mouse.
Optimus mini three Keyboard

Iwill DN800-SLI Motherboard
April 2, 2006; 9:15pm PST
The Iwill DN800-SLI has been out and about for about a year or so, but little information is actually found online about it. This mobo supports dual-Xeon 604 processors AND is SLi. If you're thinking about getting a motherboard which has the potential to knock your socks off, you might want to read on.
Iwill DN800-SLI

More Efficient Links
January 17, 2006; 8:45am PST
Currently, DigitalDingus is revising the main navigation menus so that they are consistent on every page. The Java menus will eventually be taken down, and only the static menus will be in place. Due to DigitalDingus increasing it's size in content and increased traffic, having static menus will enable a much quicker load time, in addition to a more proper placement for navigation. In the meantime, you may notice on some pages, a redundancy of links. This is because some pages are getting ready to take down the Java menu.