RoboForm2Go
by Siber Systems, Inc.
October 7, 2006; 10:12pm PST
RoboForm2Go is a small application which automatically fills out forms and logs you into the various websites which require your login ID and password. Since RoboForm2Go is not located on your hard drive, information is stored on a USB Flash Drive, the executable is run from the Flash Drive only, and finally the information is AES encrypted, the chances of getting your protected information into the wrong hands is extremely small and unlikely. Thinking of throwing away those slips of paper with all your important information on them? Think RoboForm2Go.
RoboForm2Go by Siber Systems, Inc.

Adobe Photoshop Elements Creations
by Software Cinema
October 7, 2006; 6:29am PST
Software Cinema's Creations is another title which is targeted for the Adobe Elements user. On this DVD, there is over four hours of video tutorial content which is geared towards the Elements user. While not necessarily required to know Elements, if you own the Fundamentals DVD, it will be much easier understanding the more advanced techniques demonstrated.
Adobe Photoshop Elements Creations

Adobe Photoshop Elements Fundamentals
by Software Cinema
October 1, 2006; 4:52pm PST
Software Cinema announced a few new titles for the Adobe Photoshop Elements application in late August. DigitalDingus is delighted to provide you with a review of them. First reviewed is Adobe PS "Fundamentals", which gives the novice user an introduction to Elements and provides a vast amount of information from there on.
Adobe Photoshop Elements Fundamentals

Pioneer DVR-111DBK
September 20, 2006; 12:11pm PST
The Pioneer DVR-111DBK DVD writer has been available since March 2006, but DigitalDingus decided to bring to light an affordable drive which is reliable and built to last. The DVR-111DBK can be purchased for as little as $38, supports a few new features from its predecessor such as Layer Jump Recording, 16x write speed for single layer, and 8x write speed of DVD-R DL and DVD+R DL media.
Pioneer DVR-111DBK

SilverStone FP52
September 11, 2006; 9:57pm PST
The FP52 is an advanced controller for your computer system. It controls not only three computer fans of your choosing, but also comes with three thermistors for strategic placement within your computer case, time display, alarm clock, and last but certainly not least, a gorgeous sapphire neon LCD display to really impress the crowds in a dimly-lit room.
SilverStone FP52

Enermax Enlobal "Warp" 120mm Case Fan
September 5, 2006; 11:54am PST
The Enermax Enlobal fan series is not your average PC case fan. Using no ball-bearings, magnets are used instead to repel off one another, creating a virtual "ball-bearing" system which is friction-free, while providing a very quiet fan and extending the fan life. This particular version of Enermax's Enlobal series also adds a speed control for varying CFM requirements, such as extreme gaming or something more moderate like surfing the net.
Enermax Enlobal "Warp" 120mm Case Fan

Enermax Aurora
September 1, 2006; 8:19pm PST
The Enermax Aurora is certainly not your typical keyboard. Geared towards Windows users (but still compatible with Mac), the Aurora is a brushed aluminum keyboard which has two USB1.1 ports and AC'97 audio jacks for more convenience.
Enermax Aurora

PowerSquid 3000 Surge Protector
August 28, 2006; 10:55pm PST
The PowerSquid is a rather unique twist on surge protectors. Instead of the fixed "boxy" and "square" surge protectors normally seen, the PowerSquid is shaped, well, like a squid, and is very flexible. The new Calamari Edition is also coming, which adds "two glowing neon tentacles, an audible alarm, a flat profile fit 360° rotating swivel plug, and an impressive $500,000 Limited Connected Equipment Warranty".
PowerSquid 3000 Surge Protector by Flexity, LLC

Corel To Acquire InterVideo
August 28, 2006; 10:12pm PST
In a VERY interesting announcement, Corel and Intervideo have agreed to an acquisition. Corel will be taking over Intervideo, a very popular DVD software application maker.
Corel To Acquire InterVideo Press Release

Software Cinema Announces New Adobe Elements Training Series
August 24, 2006; 5:35pm PST
Software Cinema has announced two new "How-To-Wow" Discs for Adobe Elements. There is also an online training option for 90-days for only $29. Software Cinema has a wide assortment of training discs for the amateur on up to the working professional.
Software Cinema Announces New Adobe Elements Training Disc / Online Series

macally PHR-180A
August 21, 2006; 9:50pm PST
Macally has a 1.8" enclosure for those who want the ultimate portable storage solution. The PHR-180A supports the new 1.8" hard drive form factor and does not require AC power.
macally PHR-180A 1.8" HDD External Enclosure

SilverStone FP34 Media Card Reader
August 16, 2006; 11:39pm PST
SilverStone's FP34 is not your average media card reader. Supporting 26 different media types, Firewire 4-pin and 6-pin, USB2.0 and USB-mini, in addition to HD Audio, AC'97 audio, and a MIC input, the FP34 could be the final media reader you've been looking for.
SilverStone FP34 Media Card Reader

Alien Skin Exposure
August 7, 2006; 11:57pm PST
Alien Skin's Exposure is going to excite veteran film users who now shoot digital. If you're a digital shooter who wants something a little more "real" in your images, you must check out Exposure. Exposure is created from actual film stocks and brought into the digital domain with precise finesse by Alien Skin's engineers.
Alien Skin Exposure

LG GSA-5169D Super-Multi Drive
August 1, 2006; 8:12pm PST
LG Electronics has a Super-Multi drive you just might want. It's not a typical media drive, and can take care of all your video transfer needs with the supplied software, as well as the unique RCA and S-Video inputs on the back of the GSA-5169D. Own a few VHS tapes which desperately need to go into the digital domain? Read the GSA-5169D review. It could be the easiest way to transfer analog video ever.
LG GSA-5169D Super-Multi Drive