Targus should be a familiar name for those of you who deal with accessories for your notebooks and tablet devices, and this time around, Targus has clearly placed their weight behind the conglomerate from South Korea known as Samsung, by offering cases for the recently launched Samsung Galaxy S4 as well as the new Galaxy Note 8.
After all, if you have already spent so much on these devices, it makes perfect sense to make sure that they will remain well protected from knocks, scratches, and of course, drops. Granted, these cases might not be hardy enough to withstand drops from a particular height, but at least it does take the brunt of the impact. Known as the Targus Midnight Collection, this range will boast of an understated sexiness with a tone-on-tone color palette and rich textures, delivering timeless elegance to the masses. Pricing depends on the kind of case you choose, and they will not burn a hole in your pocket, either, so what are you waiting for?
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[CES 2013] To see a company like Targus move into the world of stylii is encouraging, as this means that Targus wants to expand their business acumen with the introduction of a new device that targets Windows 8-powered devices, which they have called the Targus Touch Pen for Windows 8. Basically, the Targus Touch Pen is said to be the only solution of its kind to transform any Windows 8 notebook into a touchscreen device, without the need to purchase a new laptop in order to enjoy the touch features that Windows 8 touts. Seems to me that this is shaping up to be a retro upgrade for folks who have already made the jump over to the Windows 8 platform, but did not want to fork out a premium for a touchscreen version of the notebook late last year. 
Targus is a trusted name when it comes to accessories for your computing devices – tablets and notebooks alike. Well, their latest release is known as the iNotebook which will cater to the iPad and smaller sibling, the recently introduced iPad mini, and the iNotebook will come in a slim, elegant design while letting iPad users wirelessly transfer what they have written into a digital format, making life easier to organize, and those digitized documents can then be edited and shared later on. The iNotebook does not need any kind of special ink or paper to get the job done, where its sensor boasts of integrated memory that enables notes to be captured whenever your iPad or Bluetooth connectivity cannot be used at that point in time.
