Back in a Flash is not a flash drive but a USB stick which automatically backs up your files every day and can resuscitate your computer if it crashes. There is essentially no installation – you plug it into a USB port and click once. Your backed-up files are stored inside the unit daily, without you lifting a finger. Back
With OOMA you get free US calling just by buying the OOMA device. You will save thousands of dollars with their VOIP service that has all of the features of a regular phone.
nComputing has a unique way of running client architecture where you can run multiple computers from a central server. This is a great solution for universities or those needing to support multiple users at a low cost.
The folks at Gyration have a remote control that I don't know how I have lived without. This is a remote that is perfect for those of you that have a media center attached to your television set.
United Plastics is the company that has a complete sound proofing solution whether you are building a home or have an existing home that you want to reduce the noise in.
The folks from MvixUSA have developed there own Media Center device that has received very little press but it quite impressive. The best part you decide what size Hard Drive to put in it and you have and all in one media center.
Ambient devices look like fancy clock calendars except their is much more than meets the eye. If you are a sports fan you caqn buy an Ambient Scorecast devices and it will keep you up to date on the latest scores.