SideWinder X4 is the newest gaming keyboard by Microsoft that according to some rumors is based on the most advanced anti-ghosting technology available. To be more precise, with X4 you can simultaneously press up to 26 keys, but that’s not all… in addition to all that the device boasts with macro repeat and macro recording functions not to mention that the board is now able to remember all your gaming moves.

It’s an amazing device but unfortunately we’ll have to wait a little before buying it because the SideWinder will arrive in stores in March and it will set you back only $59.95.

The title speaks for itself!

After charming everyone with an amazing line-up of USB – powered secondary monitors, Mimo appeared one again in the spotlights presenting the iMo Foto Frame Printer.

This is not a road opener but it sure is a very pretty device that will look amazing on your desk.

This printer / digiframe hybrid features an 8-inch panel, an inbuilt photo printer shooting out 4 x 6-inch pictures with a 300 x 300 dpi print resolution, a bundled remote and a memory card slot.

The entire package will comprise also a paper cartridge for 36 prints, cables, the unit (obviously) and will be available in stores for $229.99.

ASUS will officially introduce the Eee keyboard on the North American and European markets in October.

According to some rumors the price tag for this sexy gadget is estimated at 500$ but up until now this piece of information wasn’t confirmed by CEO Jerry Shen.

Back in January when the keyboard arrived with all guns blazing at CES it featured a 1.6GHz Atom processor, a built-in 5-inch display, 16GB / 32GB of SSD storage, 1GB of memory, Bluetooth, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, HDMI and wireless UWB HDMI.

Considering that Windows 7 will also make its official debut in October there’s a big chance that ASUS will take this compatibility into consideration. Let’s keep our fingers crossed and start saving money because October is just around the corner.

First in line we have the EasyPen i405 that features 28 programmable hot keys, a 4 x 5.5-inches display and a software bundle while the MousePen i608 boasts with a 6 x 8-inches display, 29 hot keys and an optical mouse.

This latter is already available in the online stores for $60 while the former is a little bit more expensive at $79.

Let’s take a look at the almighty Alienware. The company just announced their OptX AW2210 model. This is a very simple 21.5-inch widescreen LCD panel featuring a 2ms response time, a 1080p resolution, an 80,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and 16.7 million colors. Unfortunately the display has no VGA or DVI but it compensates with its two HDMI and four USB ports.

This is a sub-$300 price tag device so what more can you wish for?

According to ASUS the device will have 802.11n written all over and will pack 128MB of memory, a pretty strong CPU, two USB ports for non-wireless devices and also both four LAN ports. But wait, that’s not all…

Rumors say that the RT-N16 will ride ASUS’ EZ UI (in translation this means faster setups and customization) and will be completely “bullet-proof” including also a WPS support.

We’ll keep you posted on more information on pricing and release date as soon as they’ll become available.

Update: the Asus RT-N16 is available at Amazon.com.