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VIDEO: Nio Security Tag Coming Soon
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Brando: Combination Lock For USB Drives
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Xbox 360 and PS3 get security kits
Wii evidently not worth stealing 21 September 2009 10:25 GMTIf you're a little paranoid about the £100s you've spent on your Xbox 360 or PS3, then you'll be interested to hear that a company has released a range (if two counts as a range) of console security gadgets.
It comprises of an 8-foot steel wire cable, security... -
VIDEO: Nio Bluetooth security tag coming soon
Safeguards gadgets for the absent-minded 26 August 2009 17:09 GMTWe'll have more on this after its official launch on 8 September, but we've a brief vid to share with you for a new kind of gadget security coming soon.
According to the team behind the system: "nio is a Bluetooth security tag which links with your mobile phone,... -
Brando offers combination lock for USB drives
Old skool security solution 26 August 2009 12:54 GMTForget your 256-bit encryption or biometric finger-print readers, Brando is offering a way to secure data that's old skool but no doubt just as effective.
The gadget site is selling a combination lock to basically secure data on a USB drive by making it impossible... -
Compro IP50 series network camera announced
CCTV for your house 27 July 2009 15:52 GMTCompro has announced the launch of its "Intelligent Talking Network Camera", the VideoMate IP50 series, in the UK.
The IP50 series claims to provide a cost-effective and easy-to-install indoor fixed camera solution. With real-time MPEG-4 video format recording,... -
AlertMe intros new "Starter Kit"
And lowers subscription cost 14 July 2008 17:10 GMTAlertMe has announced it has reduced the cost of its monthly subscription from £11.75 to £9.99 and has increased the number of included text messages from 20 to 50.
The security company has also launched a new kit priced at £149 called the "Starter Kit". -
USB KeyShark keystroke recorder launches
For monitoring or back-up 19 May 2008 17:26 GMTThe USB KeyShark from Thumbs Up is angled as either suitable for "monitoring appropriate use" or as an extra back-up tool, the KeyShark can be connected to a keyboard to record every single keystroke that is made.
The KeyShark plugs in between your keyboard...
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