We’ll start things off with the new iMac which features enhancements such as edge-to-edge glass, LED-backlit 21.5 inch and 27 inch widescreen displays, an all-aluminum enclosure, the new wireless Apple Magic Mouse, and updated CPUs such as faster Core 2 Duo processors as well as Core i5 or Core i7 quad-core processors.

The 21.5 inch iMac has a display resolution of 1920 x 1080 while the 27 inch iMac has a display resolution of 2560 x 1440 (60 % more than the 24 inch model from the previous generation). Both new models comes with IPS technology which delivers consistent colors across the 178 degree viewing angle.

The new iMacs also come with a wireless keyboard and the new Apple Magic Mouse as standard components. The Magic Mouse dumps mechanical buttons, and scroll wheels, in favor of a Multi-Touch surface which resides on the entire top of the mouse. Users use intuitive gestures to perform actions such as scrolling long documents, panning large images, or navigating pictures and webpages. The Magic Mouse can be configured as a single button mouse or a two button mouse.

Other system level features of the new iMacs include:

• Choice of NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics or ATI Radeon HD 4670 graphics in the 21.5 inch model
• Choice of ATI Radeon HD 4670 discrete graphics or ATI Radeon HD 4850 discrete graphics in the 27-inch model.
• 4GB of RAM with support for up to 16GB RAM
• Built-in iSight video camera
• Built-in microphone and stereo speakers integrated into the thin aluminum and glass design
• Built-in AirPort Extreme 802.11m Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
• Gigabit Ethernet
• Up to 4 USB 2.0 ports
• One FireWire 800 port
• Built-in SD slot

The complete specs to the two new iMacs are as follows:

The new 21.5-inch 3.06 GHz iMac, for a suggested retail price of $1,199 (US), includes:

• 21.5-inch 1920 x 1080 LED-backlit display;
• 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor with 3MB shared L2 cache;
• 4GB 1066 MHz DDR3 SDRAM expandable to 16GB;
• NVIDIA GeForce 9400M integrated graphics;
• 500GB Serial ATA hard drive running at 7200 rpm;
• a slot-load 8x SuperDrive with double-layer support (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW);
• Mini DisplayPort for video output (adapters sold separately);
• built-in AirPort Extreme 802.11n wireless networking and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR;
• built-in iSight video camera;
• Gigabit Ethernet port;
• four USB 2.0 ports;
• one FireWire 800 port;
• SD card slot;
• built-in stereo speakers and microphone; and
• Wireless Apple Keyboard, Magic Mouse.

The new 21.5-inch 3.06 GHz iMac, for a suggested retail price of $1,499 (US), includes:

• 21.5-inch 1920 x 1080 LED-backlit display;
• 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor with 3MB shared L2 cache;
• 4GB 1066 MHz DDR3 SDRAM expandable to 16GB;
• ATI Radeon HD 4670 discrete graphics; with 256MB GDDR3;
• 1TB Serial ATA hard drive running at 7200 rpm;
• a slot-load 8x SuperDrive with double-layer support (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW);
• Mini DisplayPort for video output (adapters sold separately);
• built-in AirPort Extreme 802.11n wireless networking and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR;
• built-in iSight video camera;
• Gigabit Ethernet port;
• four USB 2.0 ports;
• one FireWire 800 port;
• SD card slot;
• built-in stereo speakers and microphone; and
• Wireless Apple Keyboard, Magic Mouse.

The new 27-inch 3.06 GHz iMac, for a suggested retail price of $1,699 (US), includes:

• 27-inch 2560 x 1440 LED-backlit display;
• 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor with 3MB shared L2 cache;
• 4GB 1066 MHz DDR3 SDRAM expandable to 16GB;
• ATI Radeon HD 4670 discrete graphics; with 256MB GDDR3;
• 1TB Serial ATA hard drive running at 7200 rpm;
• a slot-load 8x SuperDrive with double-layer support (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW);
• Mini DisplayPort for video input and output (adapters sold separately);
• built-in AirPort Extreme 802.11n wireless networking and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR;
• built-in iSight video camera;
• Gigabit Ethernet port;
• four USB 2.0 ports;
• one FireWire 800 port;
• SD card slot;
• built-in stereo speakers and microphone; and
• Wireless Apple Keyboard, Magic Mouse.

The new 27-inch 2.66 GHz Core i5 iMac, for a suggested retail price of $1,999 (US), includes:

• 27-inch 2560 x 1440 LED-backlit display;
• 2.66 GHz Intel Core i5 quad-core processor with 8MB shared L3 cache;
• 4GB 1066 MHz DDR3 SDRAM expandable to 16GB;
• ATI Radeon HD 4850 discrete graphics; with 512MB GDDR3;
• 1TB Serial ATA hard drive running at 7200 rpm;
• a slot-load 8x SuperDrive with double-layer support (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW);
• Mini DisplayPort for video input and output (adapters sold separately);
• built-in AirPort Extreme 802.11n wireless networking and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR;
• built-in iSight video camera;
• Gigabit Ethernet port;
• four USB 2.0 ports;
• one FireWire 800 port;
• SD card slot;
• built-in stereo speakers and microphone; and
• Wireless Apple Keyboard, Magic Mouse.

The new 3.06GHz Intel Core 2 Duo iMac is now shipping while the Core i5 and Core i7 quad-core iMacs are available for order and will begin shipping in November.

On the low-end of the desktop spectrum, Apple finally updates the classic Mac mini desktop PC with faster processors, more standard memory, larger hard drives, and a new server-oriented model which drops the slot-drive in favor of a secondary 500 GB hard drive for a total of 1TB of disk space.

The $599 entry level Mac mini now comes with a 2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 2GB of DDR3 1066MHz RAM, 160GB HDD, five USB 2.0 ports, FireWire 800 port, NVIDIA GeForce 9400M integrated graphics, and a SuperDrive.

The $799 Mac mini has a faster 2.53 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 4GB of RAM, and a larger 320GB HDD.

Finally, in an interesting move by Apple, the company announced a new high-priced Mac mini model ideally suited for server duties. The $999 Mac mini dumps the built-in slot-load SuperDrive in favor of a second hard drive which means you’ll have 1TB of disk space on this Mac mini (2×500GB HDD) as well as Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server. Add in the low-power consumption and small form factor of the Mac mini and you have the makings of a pretty sweet server box – for both the home and office.

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If you’ve been longing for a physical keyboard on the iPhone, then you’re in luck. Toronto-based Mobile Mechatroncis has introduced the first attachable keyboard for the iPhone called the “iTwinge”.

Originally designed as a training device for the iPhone’s virtual keyboard, the iTwinge became so popular that no one wanted to go back to the virtual keyboard. Who can really blame them? There’s nothing like a physical tactile keyboard!

The iTwinge comes in a sleeve-like form factor which you slide onto the bottom of the iPhone, turn-on, and then start typing.

The company is now accepting pre-orders on the website for $34.99 (which includes $5.00 dollars for shipping and handling so it’s really $29.99) with shipments expected to begin on November 19th.

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I still remember my very first Gyration product. It was the Gyration Ultra Cordless Optical Mouse which I reviewed over at WhiningDog.net back in late 2002. That mouse made for an excellent HTPC mouse thanks to the built-in gyroscope and wireless capabilities… but it was still far from perfect.

Fast forward to late 2009, and guess what? There’s a new Gyration mouse out (from the folks at Movea Inc) called the Gyration Air Mouse Elite. Ideal for presenters and PC users alike, the Air Mouse Elite is useful for presentation content, digital media, casual games, and PC applications. Presenters can issue commands and initiate presentation effects simply by slight wrist movements performed in the air. Accuracy and responsiveness is delivered thanks to a tiny gyroscope which measures the angle and speed of movement to move a cursor between two points.

Features include:

• Works both on the desktop and in the air
• MotionTools software recognizes gestures and uses your hand movements to control applications and activate tools for interacting with your content and presentations
• MotionTools allows you to customize your Air Mouse experience. Use it to program simple gestures for activating commands, launching apps, etc
• 2D, gyro-based MotionSense technology
• Wireless range up to 100 feet
• 3 programmable buttons for customized control of app content
• Weighs just 3.3 oz

You can purchase just the Air Mouse Elite for $99.99 or the mouse bundled with a low profile wireless keyboard for $149.99.

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“To track on glass (that’s at least 4 mm thick), Logitech Darkfield uses dark field microscopy to detect microscopic particles and micro-scratches on these surfaces, rather than tracking the surface itself. Similar to the way in which our eye sees the clear night sky, the mouse’s sensor sees the clean areas of glass as a dark background with bright dots – the dust. Then, the sensor interprets the movement of these dots to track exactly where you’ve moved the mouse.”

Darkfield Laser Technology is available in two new mice from Logitech – the Logitech Performance Mouse MX and the Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX for mobile users.

Features of the Performance Mouse MX include:

• Hyper-fast scrolling – fly through long documents with a single spin
• Sculpted right-handed shape
• 2.4 GHz wireless
• Logitech Unifying receiver – tiny USB receiver
• Flexible recharging system – recharge your mouse using a microUSB system through your computer or a standard wall outlet
• Four customizable thumb buttons
• Available beginning this month for $99.99

Features of the Anywhere Mouse MX include:

• Hyper-fast scrolling
• 2.4 GHz wireless
• Logitech Unifying receiver – tiny USB receiver
• Flexible recharging system – recharge your mouse using a microUSB system through your computer or a standard wall outlet
• Back and forward thumb buttons
• Available beginning this month for $79.99

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Wireless Comfort Mouse (F5L030) – $29.99

• Shaped to fit your hand
• USB dongle doubles as a perch to hold mouse in place when moving from room to room
• All-terrain optical engine to mouse on any surface
• Power-save mode puts mouse to sleep after 8 minutes of inactivity
• Compatible with Mac computers
• Includes 2 AAA batteries
• Colors: Midnight Blue, Pitch Black, Fuchsia, Candy Red

Bluetooth Comfort Mouse (F5L031) – $49.99

• Shaped to fit your hand
• built-in Bluetooth technology
• Scroll wheel offers vertical and horizontal scrolling
• Features a laser optical sensor to mouse on different surfaces
• Compatible with Mac computers
• 2.4GHz Bluetooth wireless
• Colors: Black and White

Retractable Comfort Mouse (F5L051) – $19.99

• Shaped to fit your hand
• Retractable cable prevents knots and tangles
• Features an all-terrain optical engine to mouse on any surface
• Compatible with Mac computers
• Colors: Pitch Black, Midnight Blue, Fuchsia, Candy Red

The new mice will be available in the following dates in the following places:

Americas by the end of this month.

Europe, Asia, and Australia by the end of July

The retractable comfort mouse will be available in the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Australia in August

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The Wireless Mouse 5000 features:

• Symmetrical shape perfect for either hand
• Snap-in transceiver
• 2.4 GHz wireless
• 8 month battery life

The Wireless Mouse 6000 features:

• Plug and Go Nano technology – super small receiver
• 10 month battery life with battery indicator
• 2.4 GHz wireless
• On/Off switch
• Tilt Wheel, 4 way scroll, 5 programmable buttons, rubber side grips, and magnifier

You can pre-order the Wireless Mouse 5000 now for $39.95 and the Wireless Mouse 6000 for $49.95 at Amazon.com. Seems like a good mouse for netbook users out there! (though I’m a fan of the Microsoft Arc mouse)

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Verbatim announces their latest computer mouse product today – the Color Nano Wireless Notebook Mouse compatible with both Windows and Mac systems (heck, I didn’t even realize Verbatim manufactured mice).  Similar to Logitech’s Nano lineup of computer mice, Verbatim’s latest mouse features a USB receiver small enough to leave connected to a laptop. Features and specs to Verbatim’s Color Nano Wireless Notebook Mouse include:

• Available in red, green, purple, yellow, pink, blue, and grapphite
• 2.4 GHz wireless
• The USB receiver can also slide into its own storage area on the bottom of the mouse

The Verbatim Color Nano Wireless Notebook Mouse will have a retail price of less than $29.99.

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Oh yes – one other notable Microsoft hardware announcement. The company announced four new special edition colors for their popular Microsoft Arc mouse - deep olive green, marine blue, eggplant purple and frost white.

If you’re not familiar with the Arc then you’re missing out on something very cool here. The mouse has a unique collapsible/fold design which transforms the arc-shaped mouse from a desktop piece to a portable notebook mouse. Even better – the mouse comes with a small snap-in magnetic micro-transceiver which attaches to the back of the mouse when not in use. When you’re ready to use it, simply remove the transceiver and plug it into an available USB port.

I’ve been using the Arc mouse for several months now and I highly recommend it for mobile users out there who want something truly portable as well as distinctive. It’ll draw attention wherever you use it!

The new special edition colors for the Microsoft Arc Mouse will be available this month for an estimated price of $49.95.

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Logitech extends their gamer oriented G-series product lineup with the introduction of three new products – the Logitech G19 keyboard for gaming, the Logitech G35 surround sound headset, and the Logitech G9x laser mouse. Here’s what you need to know about the three new products.

Logitech G19 Keyboard for Gaming

• First Logitech keyboard to feature color GamePanel LCD
• 320 x 240 pixel display provides in-game information for over 60 games
• Screen can also show VoIP communication data, clock, CPU load, or other non-gaming specific information such as pictures or video
• 12 fully programmable G keys with three macros per key – resulting in 36 commands per game
• Multi-key input functionality allows you to engage up to 5 keys at the same time
• Game Mode switch which can disable the Windows key during game play
• Two USB 2.0 ports
• Available in March for $199.99

Logitech G35 Surround Sound Headset

• First Logitech headset to offer 7.1 surround sound
• Powered by second generation Dolby Headphone technology
• Reduces ambient noise thanks to proprietary ear-enclosing design
• Adjustable noise-canceling microphone
• Use included software to morph your voice with six options – cyborg, giant, mutant, space squirrel, troll and alien
• Includes three G keys on left earpiece for one-touch command over voice morphing
• On-ear audio controls for quick access to volume, microphone mute, and surround sound adjustments
• Three swappable headbands – thin, thick, and contoured designs
• Supports Dolby Pro Logic II
• Available in March for $129.99

Logitech G9x Laser Mouse

• Provides precision at any hand speed ( up to 150 inches per second )
• On-the-fly adjustable dpi from 200 to 5000 dpi
• Two interchangeable snap-on grids lets you choose the best fit and feel
• On-board memory for up to five ready-to-play profiles
• Weight-tuning system provides up to 28 grams of extra weight
• Custom color LEDs let you match the mouse to your personal preference
• Available in April for $99.99

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Looking for that perfect last minute gift for that car enthusiast person in your life? Might we suggest a “Road Mice” then? Developed by Four Door Media, Road Mice are basically wireless optical mice shaped as cars. From now until December 22nd, you can purchase Road Mice from www.roadmice.com or www.carmouse.com and receive a free shipping upgrade to UPS two day shopping – thereby making sure you get the Road Mouse before Christmas arrives.

Road Mice come in several replicas – all officially licensed of course. You can choose from:

• Chevrolet® Camaro® Concept
• Corvette® Z06™ 
• Dodge Charger SRT8 and SRT8 Super Bee
• Ford Mustang GT

Each car/mouse features:

• 800 dpi resolution
• Functioning headlights
• Smooth lines and rich coloring
• Individual VIN serial numbers

You can purchase Road Mice for $44.95 and they’re also available at etailers such as Amazon.com and Buy.com.

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Looking for that extra edge in your next LAN gaming party? Check out the newly announced Logitech G13 advanced gameboard. Designed to complement Logitech keyboards and mice (particularly the G15 keyboard and the G9 laser mouse), the G13 advanced gameboard incorporates the ComfortWave design and features three game modes, 25 programmable keys, and a programmable analog stick. In total, the gameboard offers up to 87 ways for you to control your game, with custom game profiles available for each of your favorite game titles. You can even create macros on the fly without exiting your game.

The G13 advanced gameboard also comes with a 160 x 43 pixel GamePanel LCD display which shows live game states, system information, and messages from other players. The gameboard also comes with backlit keys for low-light conditions, on-board memory capable of storing up to 5 ready-to-play profiles, and pre-configured settings for many of today’s popular games.

The Logitech G13 advanced gameboard will be available this month for a price of $79.99.

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No this is not a joke folks. This keyboard really is called the “Keyboard For Blondes” and it comes with funny features and sound effects provided via proprietary software with the sole purpose of playing up on the blonde stereotype.

For example, press certain keys and you’ll hear sounds such as “Oops..” or “You’re deleted” or “Duhhhh”. Press the “$” key and you’ll hear a cash register clinking. I think you get the point.

Other features of the “Keyboard For Blondes” include:

• Space Bar is now called, “The Big One: I need my space.”
• The top row of “F” function keys now spells “Useless Keys.”
• The backspace key now says “Oops!”
• New functionality for texting such as keys for “OMG,” “LOL,” and unique twists: “ALI” (Absolutely Love It!) and “ZZZD” (Boring Date).
• Number keys have musical notes on them

The Keyboard For Blondes is available now for $49.95 plus shipping and handling at www.keyboardforblondes.com.

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Mac users who are fans of the Logitech diNovo keyboards will be happy to hear that Logitech has introduced the new diNovo Keyboard, Mac Edition. The new cordless keyboard features Logitech’s PerfectStroke key system, a 3 year battery life, and an integrated number pad. Other features of the diNovo Keyboard, Mac Edition include:

• Full size keyboard layout
• 19 shortcut keys for quick access to apps like Safari, iTunes, Expose, iChat etc
• High gloss, semi-translucent Plexiglass frame
• Thin profile – measures 0.87 from base to key caps
• Built-in brushed aluminum palm rest
• PerfectStroke key system provides longer key travel – 3.2 mm compared to 2.2 mm
• 2.4 GHz Wireless Technology
• 3 year battery life

The Logitech diNovo Keyboard, Mac Edition will be available in the U.S. and in Europe this month for a price of $99.99.

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ExtremeTech published a review of the new Microsoft Arc Mouse here on their website. The Arc Mouse is, as the name implies, shaped in an arc-like design and conveniently folds up like a clamshell phone for convenient portability. It’s also a wireless mouse powered by two AA batteries and comes with a small mini USB receiver which can also be tucked away underneath the mouse (or left on your notebook). Here’s what the publication thought of the Arc.

This is by far the most travel-friendly mouse you can buy, but its performance is a step behind some of today’s current crop of notebook mice.

I have an Arc mouse on hand so stay tuned for our review.

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• Turbo function for auto-repeat
• 13 programmable buttons
• Eight way “point of view” hat switch
• Four axis design including rudder

The MetalStrike FF and Pro series also feature force feedback support, and an air control function which gives three levels of air control to keep hands cool and dry during long hours of gameplay.

The MetalStrike 3D joystick has an MSRP of $26.99, the MetalStrike Pro – $39.99, and the MetalStrike FF joystick – $69.99. We’re working on getting pictures for these joysticks.

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Here’s what the site thought of the Microsoft Explorer mouse:

Though pricey, the Explorer offers users plenty of options when on-the-go with its new tracking technology that works on virtually any surface.

as for the Explorer Mini Mouse:

The Explorer Mini Mouse is a great notebook companion given its portability and tracking system. You’ll have to fork over some bucks though, but it may be worth it if you fit the target user.

Read more of the review here.

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Above is Brando’s USB 2.4 GHz RF Wireless Multimedia Tiny Keyboard – a keyboard that’s probably ideally suited for mobile and HTPC environments. The keyboard measures 262 x 112 x 23 mm and features 78 keys, a built-in trackball with 1000/1500 dpi resolution, and an operating distance of up to 10 meters. The keyboard communicates over 2.4 GHz RF to a separate USB receiver which connects to your PC. Brando offers the keyboard for $48 dollars.

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On the notebook side of things, HP released two new entertainment oriented systems – the HDX16 and the HDX18. These notebooks feature built-in TV tuners, Blu-ray support, 1080 pixel displays, and multimedia options such as Altec Lansing speakers, an HP Triple Bass subwoofer, and Dolby Home Theater software. The HDX16 comes with a 16 inch widescreen display with either a 720 or 1080 resolution display while the HDX18 features an 18.4 inch Ultra BrightView 1080 pixel display.  The HDX16 will have a starting price of $1299 while the HDX18 will have a starting price of $1549. Both systems will be available later this month from HP.

On the desktop front, HP introduced their new all-in-one HP TouchSmart IQ800 series this morning. Features include a whopping 25.5 inch high definition widescreen display, a touch-based user interface, and a slot-load Blu-ray player. The IQ800 is wall-mountable which makes the system even more flexible in tight-spaced environments. Other specs to the TouchSmart IQ800 include  an integrated webcam, colored HP Ambient Light, media card reader, large capacity hard drives, the HP Pocket Media Drive Bay, and speakers. The TouchSmart IQ804 PC has a starting price of $1899 and will be available starting on Sept. 21st. The TouchSmart IQ816 will start at $2099 with availability slated for October 12th.

You may or may not know that HP also offers an array of digital picture frames. New as of today are a 3.5 inch model and a 10 inch cherry wood-finish frame. The new frames offer integrated clock and calendar options, support digital music playback, and come with integrated stereo speakers. Prices start at around $59 dollars and go up to $219.

HP’s VoodooPC division announced two new gaming mice – the HDX Laser Mouse and Laser Gaming Mouse with VoodooDNA. These new mice feature up to five levels of on-the-fly sensitivity, five programmable buttons allowing five different macros for five unique profiles (which means 25 different combinations). The HDX Laser Mouse will go for $39.99 while the Laser Gaming Mouse with VoodooDNA will go for $59.99.

Finally, there’s the new spill-resistant HP Wireless Comfort Keyboard and Mouse combo featuring a wave shaped keyboard design, cushioned wrist rests, three adjustable heights designed for more comfortable typing, 31 hotkeys, and programmable buttons for multimedia control. The mouse features a four-way tilt scroll wheel and two programmable buttons. The combo goes for $79.99.

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LaptopMag published a review of the small Bluetooth enabled Logitech diNovo Mini keyboard here on this website. I must be honest with you – I lusted after this keyboard when it was first announced but unfortunately by the time the keyboard shipped, my HTPC was no longer in the living room. However, if I were to ever have a home theater PC in the living room, you could be sure that I’d get this keyboard. Here’s what LaptopMag thought of the device:

At $149, the Logitech diNovo Mini may cost more than most are willing to pay for a wireless keyboard/mouse device, but if you have a PC set up as a media center, and are tired of looking at that bulky keyboard lying around your living room, it’s worth every penny.

Yeah.. start saving up your pennies for this keyboard. Oh yeah – this keyboard is also compatible with the Sony PlayStation 3 in case you need a keyboard for that system too.

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