Here's the latest gadget deal of the day for a HP TouchSmart tm2t 12-inch convertible tablet. Featuring�aluminium�design with "Riptide" engraved illustration wrapped in a lightweight & quiet chasis. The zero-force touch display let you to twist it 180 degrees, fold it, write or draw on it with a digital pen. You can also navigate with your finger�on screen, scroll web pages, make selections and control objects.

HP TouchSmart tm2t is now powered by the new Intel 2010 Core i3 or i5 processor. Weighing at 4.72 pounds, the laptop is equipped with a 12-inch 1280�800 multitouch display, FREE upgrade to 4GB memory, 500GB Hard Drive, Intel HD graphics and optional new 512MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5450 switchable graphics.

This deal offers up to $300 in savings, which mean you are paying inly $699 for Core i3 model and $799 for Core i5 model.

[via�LogicBuy]

As you know, we should see Opera 11 soon enough and in order to tease us a little, developers have released Opera 11 beta with some interesting features, so let's check them out.

Opera 11 beta has been released and it has one interesting feature called tab stacking. Tab stacking sounds like an amazing feature, and in order to use it, you just need to drag the tabs and drop them at the one you wish to stack and that's it. If you want to access of the stacked tabs, hover your mouse over the stack and you'll actually get a preview of your stack. Of course, you can expand or collapse a stack with a single click of a mouse.

Tab stacking in Opera is great, and it seems that tab stacking is a response to a similar feature called Panorama that we saw in Firefox 4.0. Anyhow, if you want to try tab stacking in Opera, get the latest beta from the official website.

[via Ubergizmo]

Tomorrow is the Black Friday. Amazon will be offering up the last gen Kindle 2 as a lightning deal for $89.99, starting at 9:00 am PT on Friday morning. This is a really good deal from Amazon's own Black Friday deal. Although it's the last generation, it's still a good Kindle uses the same e-ink tech as the current Nook.

The deal's been confirmed on their Twitter and Facebook for limited quantities of the Kindle 2. The latest Kindle, which uses newer e-ink with 50% better contrast, is available for $139.

[via gizmodo]

If you're using your computer during the night, you probably want to keep the noise level that your keyboard produces to a minimum, especially if you have someone else sleeping in the room. No more will you have to worry about late computer sessions because Silent PC Keyboard Cover is here to help you.

This might be a radical design according to Thanko. It should provide sound proof keyboard usage, but to tell you the truth, we're not that impressed. Silent PC Keyboard Cover is to cover your keyboard and your hands so that you can't produce any unwanted noise. Besides noise reduction, this cover will keep your keyboard clean from dust, and it will keep your hands warm as well. In addition, you can put your mouse in Silent PC Keyboard Cover as well, and thanks to the top window on the cover, you can see your fingers while you're typing.

Silent PC Keyboard Cover might be a good solution to reduce noise, but in our humble opinion, you may just look silly with it.

[via Akihabara]

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