VIA has introduced their latest mini server which is targeted towards home users and small enterprises. Dubbed as the M’SERV S2100, the device is equipped with a 1.6GHz VIA Nano 64-bit processor, two DDR2 SO-DIMM sockets, two 3.5-inch SATA-II hard drive bays and a CompactFlash socket. In terms of connectivity ports, it offers dual Gigabit LAN, three USB 2.0 and VGA. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing yet.

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There’s a certain social stigma against eating an entire batch of cupcakes at once. But that’s not the case with mini cupcakes! This counter-top maker can cook up 7 bite-size cupcakes in just 5 minutes, and while that’s 5 minutes too long in my opinion, at least you never have to fire up the oven. At just $32.99 I’m tempted to call this a must-have gadget, except when you realize you’ll have to frost the cupcakes yourself. Dealbreaker?

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These tinys robots have been created from recycled gadgets and electronics. With either tiny solar panels or batteries strapped to their backs to provide power, these little robots walk and sing like birds.

The solar robots charging and discharge from solar power about three times second and no batteries required. Checkout the videos after the jump.

I designed and built this robot by free-form soldering recycled & surplus components intended for computers, cell phones and other electronic

If your computer is vital to your business or pleasure, you may want to seriously consider something a bit more substantial than just backing up your data. Even if you have a recent back up, getting the OS installed and the software back on a new HDD can take hours.

What you need is a HDD clone device like the new 1:1 HDD Copy Cruiser Mini from Alereatec. The device makes an exact clone of your HDD down to the MBR and all partitions. That means in the event of a failure you just change the drive and keep working.

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VIA has launched a new micro-PC, which is incredibly small measuring 10cm by 4.6cm by 10.8cm, the VIA AMOS-3001 Mini PC.

The VIA AMOS-3001 Mini PC, uses VIA’s latest Pico-ITX motherboard form factor, and VIA’s new EPIA-P280 motherboard, and it is completely fanless.

The choice of VIA Nano processor means that the VIA EPIA-P820 offers a range of advantages over competitor offerings, including full 64-bit software support, a high-performance superscalar architecture

Aleratec introduces the new 1:1 Hard Disk Drive Copy Cruiser Mini budget-priced hard drive duplicator. The device supports both 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch SATA I/II hard drives. Simply insert source and targer hard drives in the top of the duplicator and with a simple press of the start button, the device will begin to copy the hard drive with a 72 MB/s speed.

The 1:1 HDD Copy Cruiser Mini can also connect to a PC via USB 2.0 interface and serevs as a hard drive docking station. It is priced at

HP has added a new netbook to its range with the launch of the HP Mini 5102 Netbook. The HP Mini 5102 is designed to be a business class netbook and it comes with a choice of either a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 processor or a 1.83GHz Intel Atom N470 processor.

The HP Mini 5102 features a 10.1 inch touchscreen display which supports multitouch, plus 1GB of RAM, graphics comes in the form of Intel GMA 3150, and it features a 160GB hard drive with the option to upgrade to  either a 250GB or 320GB hard

Hewlett-Packard has officially launched its first touch-enabled netbook. HP has had the businessman on the go when it conceptualized the new Mini 5102, which is the first HP netbook with two-finger capacitive touch technology.

Powered by Intel’s new Atom N450 or N470 processors, the HP Mini 5102 may be seen as replacing HP’s 6-month-old Mini 5101 netbook. All of 2.64 pounds in weight, the HP Mini 5102 netbook’s size specs read 0.91 inch in thickness and comes with an island-style keypad. Further, the new netbook runs the

It’s been quite an informative day for Dell fans, as the company revealed a lot of new stuff. So far, we already knew that Dell are coming out with an Android handset called the Mini 3, and we also knew that AT&T is due to get a Dell handset. However, it wasn’t officially confirmed that the two events are related – and now it is, with Dell confirming that the Mini 3 is going to be available to AT&T customers.

A 5-inch tablet is also in the works, and it holds some similarity to the Dell Streak

Dell confirmes the rumored 5-inch Android tablet concept, called the Mini 5, joining the Mini 3 smartphone and Mini netbooks. The Mini 5 gets a 5-inch multitouch touchscreen and a 5 Megapixel main camera and a front camera. Other than WiFi, the 5-inch tablet supports 3G network as well.

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