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Apple M1 iMac

Here it is folks, the new iMac, Apple´s most powerful desktop computer to date. The new M1 iMac is powered by the groundbreaking M1 chip, measures just 11.5 millimeters thin, and features an immense 24-inch 4.5k retina display. There is also feature a matching Touch ID-enabled keyboard, six-speaker sound system, four USB-C ports (two Thunderbolt enabled) and support for 6K external monitors, matching Magic Mouse colors and macOS Big Sur, making it essential for anyone editing high-def video or imagery. It comes in green, yellow, orange, pink, purple, blue, and silver.



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VOLTA COMPUTER

The Volta V Computer aims to give a twist to regular PC’s by worrying not only about design but also performance, ease of maintenance and upgradability. With this machine you get an elegant American hardwood single case (you may choose from bamboo or walnut) that looks good and gets that organic look you just can’t get out of aluminum or plastic. Inside you get a single layer of high end customizable components, which makes it easy to maintain and upgrade, the c...
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LEAP MOTION

We have read great things about the revolutionary "Leap Motion". Yesterday, we watched an impressive video on Gizmodo of the device in action, if you haven´t heard about it, check out the video after the jump, and get ready to be blown away. Leap motion is a Minority Report-style controller that allows you to interact with your computer in real, natural ways. You can do anything without touching anything, no clicks, no taps, you can point, wave, reach and...
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Satechi Type-C Card Reader

Photographers rejoice, experience blazing-fast data transfer speeds with this slim aluminum adapter. Satechi have introduced a new Type-C Card Reader that blends beautifully into your new MacBook, giving you the perfect solution for accessing your SD and Micro SD cards. With the new MacBook, comes the single USB port, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use your memory cards. This slim solution to Apple´s oversight, turns its single USB-C port into a Type...
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