Verbatim has this week launched their new Ergo Mouse which has been designed with ergonomics in mind, as the name suggests. To make the mouse as comfortable as possible to use.

Some of our readers will remember the new Sony 3D PlayStation monitor that was announced last month, it looks like we may have a launch date for this new monitor of December.

Today Iomega has unveiled its latest external Mac storage device in the form of the Iomega Mac Companion which is available in either 2TB or 3TB storage capacities. The new Mac Companion drive has been designed to sit snuggly underneath your iMac and is equipped with a powerful 2.1 Amp USB capable of charging your iPad.

Kingston has this week added a new SSD to their premium range of solid state drives in the form of the Kingston HyperX Sandforce SSD. The new SSD drive is now available to purchase standalone in 120GB or 240GB storage options for $270 and $240 respectively, with HyperX Bundle Kits available for the 120GB and 240GB priced at $284.99 and $539.99 that includes a 2.5″ to 3.5″ adapter, external USB enclosure, Acronis imaging software, SATA cable and a screwdriver.

Thermaltake has redesigned their already established Level 10 case, which was originally  co-designed with the BMW Group Designworks USA, making it even more uber. The new Thermaltake  Level 10 GT computer case includes all the same design lines as the original with a few enhancement tweaks, added features and a little extra space to take it to the next level in case design.

Panasonic have this week unveiled their first HD 3D home theatre projector the PT-AE7000U which is the worlds first 3D projector to use transparent LCD panels which are driven at 480Hz. Offering full HD 1080p 1,920 x 1,080 pixel resolution and 3D from one device and using the new transparent LCD panels and Panasonic’s own Overdrive Technology reduces cross talk and improves the image quality of the projection.

If your 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi connection keeps dropping out in certain parts of your house just at the most critical times when surfing the web. You will be pleased to know that a new Wi-Fi standard 802.22 is currently under development, providing a 62 mile range. Which should be plenty even for the largest of estates.