Keyboards, along with mice, are probably the most varied peripherals – there are literally thousands of choices when it comes to one. Most people prefer a regular, $10 keyboard, while some shell out hundreds of dollars on special gaming pieces with dozens of extra keys and features. The Microsoft Arc, while not aimed at gamers, still seems to be quite a special keyboard.

For decades the webcam has been viewed as a 1.3MP lens affixed to the rear of your lappy or a peripheral placed atop your monitor and nothing more. Hercules has introduced the Hercules Dualpix HD720p webcam which will change the ’sad repute’ forever and make the webcam as important as the other integrations.

It’s pretty hard to find a very competitive printer for a really low price, but the folks at Amazon are offering a refurbished Epson Stylus Nx100 for just $28. The all-in-one inkjet printer allows you to print, copy and scan your documents. It prints directly from a digital camera or from memory cards, supports 8×10, letters, envelopes, A4, 4×6, 3.5×5, 8.5×11, 8.5×14, legal, A6 and 5×7 print sizes. It also prints on envelopes.

I know that you have recently bought the Apple iPhone 3GS and you are still not done with all those flaunting antics. For the ones who are done with those flaunting tricks, here is a way to keep that enthusiasm going for a little while more. Logitech has introduced a pair of iPhone/iPod sound systems or rather more specifically a pair of speaker docks for the popular Apple gadgetry.

The bigger one of those two docks-the S135i is a rechargeable option which runs good for 20 hours on a single charge.

We are not yet sure about the kind of headphone/speaker jack the Zune HD will come with but we are certain that the Altec Lansing iM207 speaker is surely meant for your iPod and MP3 players. The iM207 is a great way to share your music with people around you as it circulates with its 360-degree sound field and it uses its integrated cone-design to achieve that to a great level.

The unique designing ensures that a listener experiences full-bodied sound bringing you loud and clear music.

Razer is back to doing what it does best-unveiling another gaming mouse. The latest entrant to the Razer range of gaming peripherals is the Orochi Bluetooth Gaming Mouse which is a sleek and stylish offering for the gamers to adore.

Designed for the gamers on the go, this mouse rids the gamers from the hassles of wires, rendering wireless convenience. The portable peripherals have gained momentum owing to the fact that people have moved on from the age of PC gaming to notebooks that do a better job.

It was about time that Lexar Media came up with something new and impressive to break the prevailing monotony in the world of their very own Crucial M225 lineage of Solid State Drives. The Micron Technology Inc. subsidiary has introduced a trio of SSDs ranging from a modest 32GB to 64GB and a highly capacious 128GB.

If an SSD and a flash drive have a cost per gigabyte stat at par, which one would you go for then? The answer is not that difficult and that is what confuses us when we talk about the World’s first 256GB flash drive-Kingston Data Traveler 300.

There is still time before the Guitar Hero 5 goes public and you can sure be a member of the four-person band experience. If a drummer is what you prefer, Activision  offers you the perfect chance with the official Guitar Hero 5 Drum Kit release.

We sure know what James Bond will have his eyes covered with in the next 007 endeavor. He will have the latest Calvin Klein Sunglasses with USB support on, for he certainly needs a secret place to conceal his all important database.