Jon looks at the new Dyson fan the Air Multiplier, Ortis breaks into song with the ikaraoke, and Dionne reads the news. For more videos, news and reviews go to fwd.five.tv

www.TheTechStop.net Take a HDTV reciever — cool… Now shrink it to the size of a flash drive — neat… add the ability to place and time-shift your favorite TV programs — groovy… now package everything into a tiny little unit that can also monitor and record any analog video source that you throw at it — awesome! Pinnacle wants to give you all this… and they want you to have it for less than $100. — Their new line of USB HD tuners gives your desktop or notebook computer the ability to display up to 1080i HD programming, easily connect your video camera, DVD player or game console to your monitor, and place shift your TV shows in HD goodness. On this episode of ‘gadget’ we take a look at the midrage Pinnacle HD miracle: The PCTV HD Pro Stick — it might be just what the HD doctor ordered. www.TheTechStop.net

www.thetechstop.net So you want a notebook that’s more powerful than a netbook, more portable than a mobile powerhouse, and more usable than either… Well, take a look at the Gateway NV series. This new “economy line” of notebooks from the company with the cow spots is targeted at those who want high-end features like an HDMI port, 15+” 1080p screen, 320GB hard drives and a nearly-full-sized keyboard without the cost of a gaming notebook or power portable. You can find more episodes in high resolution at www.TheTechStop.net Follow us on Twitter! http

On this week’s Web TV, Jon checks out the latest smart phone from HTC, the Desire, and Dionne presents the Top 5 of World Cup tech. For more videos, news and reviews go to fwd.five.tv

www.TheTechStop.net Yoggie claims that their Gatekeeper Pro is the world’s first miniature mobile security gatekeeper. While we’re not sure if that’s really the case, we were impressed by the size and quality of the unit. The big brother to the Pico Personal, the Gatekeeper Pro is essentially a computer that fits into the palm of your hand and provides a suite of security tools that range from Web filtering to spam blockers, to web and email proxies, to SPI and Intrusion detection/prevention…. When we first heard about the Yoggie Pico Personal, we were a bit skeptical about its security benefits. After all, how much security could possibly be provided by a USB key? We figured that it would contain a few anti-virus, anti-spam programs and perhaps some shareware versions of system protection software. Wow… were we wrong!…. You can download the high-resolution versions of ‘gadget’ at www.thetechstop.net