Hasta La Gadget!

Check it out, netbook owners: Scosche has announced a new line of products just in time for CTIA, and they’ve all been created with netbooks in mind.

The SkyCaster (above) is a wireless RF computer headphone set with a USB transmitter. With them, you can roam up to 100 feet from your netbook and still enjoy 2.4Hz clear digital audio–even through walls, floors, and ceilings.

You can choose from three different charging devices: the InVert, NetVolt, and NetVolt Home. The InVert works with a vehicle’s power socket, while the NetVolt includes a USB port for charging two devices at once in the car. The NetVolt Home is a universal netbook wall charger.

Keep your netbook scratch-free with the new NetBook Protect line of cases, including the NetSuit Pro and the NetSuit reversible sleeve. Look for the entire lineup to reach stores in April and May.

If you’re used to carrying a backpack or messenger bag that’s bursting at the seams with your laptop, peripherals, gadgets, and other items, the new Booq Mamba Shift backpack may be perfect for you.

Booq designed the backpack for gamers, but its spacious interior and dozens of pockets are perfect for anyone who just needs to carry a lot of stuff at the same time. It doesn’t matter if you’re taking your gaming laptop to a LAN party or you’re just planning an all-night study session at the library, the Mamba Shift has enough space to carry all of your gear with you and fit easily on your back.

The Mamba Shift features a slick, water-repellent ballistic nylon exterior to keep your gear dry when it’s raining, and a soft, water-repellent interior lining that will protect your laptop, iPod, headphones, and other accessories from scratches and dings while you carry them around. All of that protection and packing space won’t come cheap though, you can purchase the Mamba Shift now from Booq’s online store for $149.95 US.
 

Premiere gaming peripheral maker Razer has apparently decided that these crazy new Mac computers aren’t just a fad. Yesterday at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Razer announced that all upcoming Razer products will include Mac driver support. This includes the upcoming Razer StarCraft II peripheral suite,

“I’m very proud to say that at Razer, we are committed to supporting both Mac and PC gamers,” said Robert “Razerguy” Krakoff, president of Razer USA. “We are constantly working to increase driver support for Mac with our existing Razer products and have plans to release all of our new products with dedicated Mac and PC drivers.”

There have been Mac-compatible Razer peripherals before, of course, including the DeathAdder mouse (above) and Naga mouse. The Razer Orochi, Mamba, and Imperator all have basic Mac support. Now all Mac owners need are some games to play with these mice.

Whether you’re waiting to pre-order an iPad or planning to line up outside an Apple Store on April 3rd and snag one in person, you’ll probably want to carry your precious new tablet in something to keep it safe. Booq announced a number of new iPad cases and protectors this week, including the Boa skin XS, a durable neoprene and nylon iPad sleeve with a padded exterior and a soft, non-scratch interior to keep your iPad safe and sound inside your bag or under your arm.

The Boa skin XS is already available on Booq’s online store and in a
number of technology retailers nationwide, so if you want to pick up
your case before the iPad starts shipping, you can get one now. Even
though the Boa skin XS is designed for the iPad, it will likely fit
other ultra-light laptops, netbooks, and tablets as well.