Need a storage medium that is physically smaller than a portable hard drive but is able to store quite a bit of data in it? Look no further than the Transcend V20 flash drive with the ability to store up to 64GB worth of data! Yes, 64GB! In addition to the huge storage, there's an application called ‘JetFlash elite' which can turn the V20 into a key for you to log in to your accounts. You can even check your email and favourite websites with the integrated Internet Favourites and Mobile Email functions!

It is able to work seamlessly with Windows ME/2000/XP, Mac and Linux operating systems. No word on its pricing is available at the moment, but you can head on to Transcend's website here to check it out.

If you want to add a ‘Zen' feel to your room or are just looking for something to add to your décor, why not consider getting this LED fountain? Powered by either 3 AA batteries or via the USB, you will be able to place the fountain anywhere at your home! Priced at USD24 (approx. SGD34.45), it looks like a pretty good investment. For more information, check out Brando's website here.

*Prices quoted excludes shipping and handling charges to Singapore

I just got my Sansa Fuze MP3 player just 2 weeks ago and I'm absolutely enjoying it. The Fuze and is available in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB capacities with prices starting at SGD139. You can insert a microSD card to increase the storage space as well! Besides being able to support playback of a wide range of music formats such as MP3, WAV, Audible (for audio books) and Windows Media Audio (WMA) in both unprotected and protected files, you can also view MPEG-4 video and JPEG photos too! It is available now in Singapore and if you need more information, head on to the Sansa site here.

Towards the end of August, the second beta release of Internet Explorer (IE) 8 was released to the public as Microsoft tries to gather feedback from the public in preparation of the final version. Some of the better functions that were included in this release incorporated elements from various other web browsers that were available. Click on to find out more!

If you think you need an added boost in the form of a better mouse to better ‘frag', or shoot down your enemies, Cyber Snipa's Stinger mouse might be one you may want to look at. Boasting a laser engine of up to 3,200 DPI and 7200 Frames per second (FPS), this mouse is no slouch in terms of performance.