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RadTech ProCable iPhone headset

RadTech has just announced the ProCable iPhone headset. This set of in ear isolation headphones includes a mic so you can rock out to Wham! and not worry about missing a phone call (perhaps to wake you up before they go go). The ProCable headset also features a 'sound valve' that opens up when you're listening to music at a lower volume so you can hear what is going on around you.

The ProCable iPhone headset is available now in black and silver, and goes for $24.95.

Radtech hardens HDD lineup

For getting a couple of gigabytes from point A to point B, there are plenty of online options. For getting lots of gigabytes from point A to point B... well, never underestimate the bandwidth of a carryon bag full of hard drives. If you're gonna fly that drive, best to go ruggedized and improve the likelihood of all the bits arriving safely at sunny, scenic point B.

If you're in the rugged drive market, RadTech is now shipping its tough line of Impact HDD enclosures for 2.5/3.5" drives. The aluminum casings are listed for crush loads of 4000 pounds and the drives themselves are mounted on flexible bushings to improve shock resistance. The enclosures support PATA or SATA for drive connection, and on the SATA 3.5" model you can use eSATA to connect a host (in addition to the usual Firewire 4/800 and USB2 ports). The company has also updated the Drivemate USB 1" product to include an 8 GB, encryption-enabled pocket drive. Pricing and options available over yonder at RadTech's site.

[via MacTech]

RadTech Portectorz for MacBook/MacBook Pros

Do you lay awake at night worrying about the ports on your MacBook/MacBook Pro? All manner of dust and gunk could find its way in there, and that can't be good. Enter RadTech, purveyors of all manner of wacky Mac peripherals that you didn't know you need.

Their latest are Portectors for Intel based Mac portables. They snap over your ports and secure to the MagSafe power port using the power of magnets (I assume it is some sort of magic), guarding your ports so you don't have to.

The MacBook version costs $19.95 while the MacBook Pro version costs $23.95.

RadTech intros new Bluetooth Mice

RadTech has just added three new Bluetooth mice to their line up. The BT100 and the BT300 are both designed for the mouser on the go, whilst the five button BT600 is designed to roam your desktop. The interesting thing about all three of these mice is that they have internal batteries that recharge via an included USB cable. Now that's clever.

They cost from $49.95 to $59.95.

MacMerc reviews the RadTech BT500 Mini Mouse

I think of RadTech as the Sharper Image of Mac gear, they have lots of cool stuff that I would like, but nothing that I have actually bought for myself. The BT500 Mini Mouse just might change that.

Rick Yaeger reviewed it for MacMerc, and he really liked it. The construction was solid, the tracking very good, and the software more than capable.

It come in Blue for $54.95 and Silver for $55.95.

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