Yeah, we have computers with LCD displays already–they’re called laptops. But if you ever wondered how a conventional desktop PC would look like with a built-in display, then wonder no more. Shuttle D10, which was introduced a couple of months ago, is slated for a release in Japan this week.

As you can see on the picture, there’s an embedded seven-inch display on the body of the desktop PC itself. It’s a touch LCD display, but its resolution is a mere 800×400 pixels, so if you intend to seriously use the computer, you still have to attach a monitor to it. For prices starting under $500, you get a choice among Core 2 Duo E4000 series, E2000 series, or Celeron 400 series CPU, 2GB to 4GB of DDR2, 5.1 Channel Audio Support, and four USB ports.

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What product do gamers they want the most? Turns out Gamers crave toast. Enter the CrazyPC 5.25 Bay Toaster. What better way to satisfy that late night snack craving than a healthy piece of toast? Just slide in a slice of bread – and voila you have toast in just minutes. The Bay Toaster fits in a standard 5.25 drive bay and installs in just minutes. Comes with Windows software for adjusting heat and time (Mac OS version coming soon!)

Here are some of the features:

• Toasts bread in just minutes (bread sold separately)
• Windows based software interface controls variables for time duration and heat intensity (Mac OS version coming soon!)
• Includes crumb tray for easy clean-up!
• Air ducting ventilation exhausts hot air out of the back of case. Requires a free PCI slot.

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Microsoft has released a new version of its free virtualization sotware with support for the latest Microsoft operating system updates. Virtual PC 2007 SP1 includes support for Windows Vista SP1 and Windows XP SP3 as host and guest operating systems. That means you can run the virtualization environment if you’re using those operating systems, or if you want to emulate them. Microsoft also threw in Windows Server 2008 Standard for good measure.

Like its predecessor, Virtual PC 2007 SP1 does not officially support Windows XP Home Edition or Windows Vista Home Premium or Home Basic. But for the most part, it will run just fine on those operating systems. You will, however, get a warning message telling you that you’re using an unsupported OS when you install the software.

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While this motorcycle may not have serious racing horsepower, have plenty of processing speed, because this is not a rideable motorcycle, but a fully functional PC! he computer cycle was built by Russian casemodder Dennis Ilyin (a.k.a. “Xooler”) in a recent NVIDIA-sponsored case building contest. If you can believe it, Dennis only won the second place prize.

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Step 1: Right click on an empty spot on your desktop and select New – Shortcut.

Step 2: Type %windir%system32rundll32.exe advapi32.dll,ProcessIdleTasks in the box.

Step 3: Click Next.

Step 4: Give your shortcut a name such as “Clear Memory”.

Step 5: Click Finish and you are done.

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