Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: back, to, school, 2006, 3 | Themes: Business Notebooks
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- 2. PART 3
- 3. Memorex TravelLink On-The-Go File Sharing: Portable, PC-less USB Data Transfer
- 4. Edge Memory DiskGo Watch/USB Drive
- 5. Microsoft Remote Keyboard For Windows XP Media Center
- 6. Sakar USB Powered Disco Ball
- 7. WiFi Seeker's WiFi Walker: When In Roam
- 8. Lapinator Provides Comfort And Heat Protection
- 9. Simplifi Digital 7075AB ADAT Input Media Center Amplifier
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- 11. USB Powered Alarm Clock
- 12. PART 2
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- 14. Memorex Mini TravelDrive
- 15. I-Tech Virtual Laser Keyboard
- 16. Belkin QUADRA 4-in-1 PDA Stylus
- 17. Zuca Mobile Locker
- 18. Seagate Pocket Drive
- 19. Targus Universal Auto/Air Notebook Adapters
- 20. PART 1
- 21. OCZ Mini-Kart USB Flash Memory Gumby Style
- 22. Kensington MicroSaver Locks
- 23. Targus Defcon DL Armor Combo Cable Locks
- 24. 3M Privacy Filter
- 25. Kensington Expansion Dock With Video
- 26. Antec Notebook Cooler
- 27. Targus Urban Messenger Notebook Case
- 28. Think Outside Bluetooth Stowaway Keyboard
- 29. Kensington Contour Cargo Backpack
- 30. The Dog Ate It: Students Get Organized
- 31. Buying a Notebook Computer for Less than $700
- 32. What You Can't Do Without
- 33. What To Replace Or Add If Your Budget Allows
- 34. What You Can Expect To Do With A $700 Notebook
- 35. Some Under $700 Notebook Candidates
- 36. *** Toshiba Tecra A8-EZ8311
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- 38. Where To Buy
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6. Sakar USB Powered Disco Ball
By Mark Raby
As much as we all love strict, disciplined education, there's something that's actually even more enticing. I'm talking about wacky and crazy after-school parties. Whether it's in a college dormitory or some high school student's house abandoned by their parents, a totally tripped out party is the one thing that can bring any kid into the "cool people" circuit.

Aside from Richard Nixon jokes and Charlie's Angels, the most important thing to come out of the 1970's is the modern disco ball; but, you can't just have a psychedelic lightshow without some music piping in the background. That's why the USB powered disco ball from iConcepts is perfect for those parties where you want to be able to control everything from your computer.
Just download some techno dance music from iTunes, attach a couple megaphones to your computer speakers, plug the disco ball into any available USB port, dim the lights, and you're ready to throw a pre-finals party that's sure to make everyone forget everything they've learned all semester.

There are no special drivers or software required, because USB only powers the ball. The ball doesn't react to the music in any way. The iConcepts USB disco ball is available from e-tailers for as little as $15, roughly the cost of standard AC-powered disco balls.
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