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Combining simplicity and scalability, the Dell AX4-5 storage arrays deliver performance, expandability, and advanced data management features in one, easy to use and affordable storage solution. With both 1Gb/s iSCSI and 4Gb/s Fibre Channel models, the AX4-5 enables organizations to choose a network interconnect that is right for their environment and needs.

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Yes, she’s likely small, just not that small. Instead, you’re looking at a new 9,000 lumen commercial projector from Sanyo — the world’s brightest dual-lamp LCD for business use. Measuring 20.8 x 29.8 x 10.6-inches and 61-pounds, the 1,024 x 768 resolution LP-XF70 boasts the world’s first two-lamp, three-mirror, photosynthesis technology and Active Maintenance Filter system said to minimize maintenance. It offers a 37% decrease in power use when compared to Sanyo’s existing business model while increasing light efficiency by 160%. Better yet, the projector can achieve its 330W output from plain ol’ 100V AC — no need to run a special 200V circuit just for the projector. A widescreen-XGA LP-WF20 projector capable of just 6,000 lumens was also announced. The ï¿¥3,675,000 (about $33k) XF70 will be available in Japan on January 11th while the WF20 hits on January 21st for ï¿¥2,625,000 (about $23,500).

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Believe it or not, that thing you see above actually is a subwoofer, albeit a wee one. Tymphany’s LAT250 (Linear Array Transducer) deviates from the traditional cone approach and instead “displaces air using a linear array of multiple smaller diaphragms.” A pair of internal motors drive both sets of diaphragms, and the unit itself can be mounted either horizontally or vertically depending on your install needs. Most notably, this thing reportedly checks in at just 10.24- x 3.5-inches in size and weighs only 1.86-pounds, but it can somehow still handle 100-watts RMS. As you’d expect, Tymphany is aiming this unit at users with tight space requirements, and while a variety of impedance configurations are available, the standard 4-ohm dual-coil version is available now for $58.

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Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!

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