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At $177.62, the Logitech diNovo Edge Keyboard features a precision micro-scissors mechanism, a sleek case — laser-cut from a single piece of Plexiglass and set in a brushed aluminum frame, backlit “stealth” controls, and TouchDisc scrolling. Product page. Here’s the bottom line:

There’s a great deal to love about his keyboard: it’s good looking, has loads of media functionality and is great for general use. The only real concern is the price which, even at the discounted £105, is still a steep for a keyboard. As a living room solution, however, the diNovo is perfect and you’d be hard pressed to find anything more suited to that environment

[via TrustedReviews]

The Flip 3D feature in Vista is a “graphics technology that displays live thumbnail previews of windows when you Alt-Tab or Windows-Tab between open programs.” Find out if your PC is capable of running this feature here. Video after the jump.

This quick (and dirty, sorry) screencast above shows Flip 3D in action, with a Google Video playing to display the whole “live thumbnail preview” bit. Notice the video continues playing in the “deck of cards” and Alt-Tab views

[via Lifehacker]

Cylo’s innovative 3Style mouse was basically “designed to let you work in 3D — it has left and right click buttons along with a jog dial that you can twist left or right (like a rotary phone).” Video after the jump.

Geared Toward Video and photo editors who need a quick way of fast forwarding through clips or image libraries

[via GizmodoVideo-blog]

Microsoft has just released a new commericial, titled “The Dawn of a New Day” What are your thoughts? Video after the jump.

Around the world, businesses are ready. They need new ways to support collaboration and new tools for communication without sacrificing security or breaking the bank. Watch how the combined power of Windows Vista, the Microsoft 2007 Office system and Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, business can unleash the true potential of their most important resource: their people

That’s right, Microsoft is set to release Windows Vista Ultimate Limited Numbered Signature Edition, at the price of $259.00. What sets this version apart from the others? It’s individually serial numbered to 20,000 and signed by Bill Gates. Preorder page.

Something tells us it’s just an embossed signature print or something along those lines, but either way it’s down to you and 19,999 others prepared to get their fanboy on with the latest, greatest version of Windows

[via Engadget]