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If you do most of your work while commuting or if you travel a lot, sometimes there’s a need to scan certain documents, and since you cannot carry that big scanner with you at all time, why don’t you use a USB Portable Mini Scanner?

USB Portable Mini Scanner measures 90mm x 28mm x 20mm and weights 57 grams, so you’ll be able to carry it wherever you go, and thanks to the image sensor of 300 dpi, you’ll be able to scan a document within two seconds while saving the image in JPEG format. In addition, USB Portable Mini Scanner comes with multifunctional software such as Picture Direct, OCR (Optical Character Recognition) Direct, and BCR Direct. As you can see, besides its small size, USB Portable Mini Scanner has a lot to offer, so it’s perfect if you need to scan documents while traveling.

As for the price, the USB Portable Mini Scanner will set you back at just $66.

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Tablets are getting quite popular nowadays, but if you can’t afford a tablet, you might be interested in the Magic Stick Smart Pen that comes from DinoDirect.com.

The thing that makes Magic Stick Smart Pen special is its compatibility with iPad, iPhone, computers, and netbooks. In addition, Magic Stick Smart Pen gives you the power of digital pen along with full flash memory capabilities. This means that you can use this magic pan on your tablet with any graphic editing software, or write anywhere on a regular paper, and the device will capture that and store your work in its flash memory. In addition, we have to mention its My Script Notes 3.0 feature which will convert your handwritten information into text, but so far, we don’t know how successful this is.

Magic Stick Smart Pen is a great device, especially because of its iPhone and iPad compatibility, and if you want to get your hands on one of these smart pens, you’ll looking at $100.

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Last week Apple, for the first time in the history of OS X, has encouraged security analysts to have a go at their operating system before the new version is released.

As a long-time Apple user and security consultant it truly bolsters my confidence in Apple’s ability to cater to the needs of their customers and to deliver a secure and reliable product with each and every release.

The Linux world has been doing this sort of early and often security assessment for many years now with great success.  However, amongst security researchers there has been speculation as to the effectiveness of this security testing project. It seems that many analysts are concerned that their work and warnings will not be properly heeded. Only time will tell how much of a difference a pre-release security testing program will make.

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After releasing 4G data networks across various city in the US, T-Mobile has also released the Dell Mini 10 4G. This netbook supports the 4G technology, allowing you to surf online faster than ever before. It means that you can finish your work faster including accessing emails, web browsing, file downloading and content sharing.

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Choosing your Digital audio work station (DAW)

In my previous article “M-Audio Fast Track Ultra” I said I would talk to you about DAW’s or a Digital Audio Work Station. These are programs or software that you have to purchase to use on your computer. A Digital audio work station is a necessity for any home studio as it’s the program that records your music from your audio interface or mixer. Many won’t want to spend the money to get a recording program, so they will settle for Audacity which is a free windows program that records, this will work but it doesn’t offer anything else on it it is strictly an audio recorder.

I recommend everyone to purchase the program that works best for you, if you’re on a Mac, use Logic Pro as it seems to be the most versatile and easy to use. If on a PC use Cubase or Sonar 8 Producer. Sonar 8 is cheaper but Cubase offer’s a more professional user interface to work with. There are many recording programs out there, from different price ranges. None will make your music sound any better, that’s the audio interface’s job. They record, mix and also have compressors, EQ and sometimes effects to add. If at a retail store, ask someone to help you out! I hope this helps people decide what to use to record with and which program’s to look out for.

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