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Buffalo 16GB 5mm USB Thumbkey
Product Description Manufacturer / Model – Buffalo / RF2-P Interface – USB 2.0 / 1.1 Memory – 16 GB Driver – No installation necessary of a specific driver, as it is USB bus-powered System requirements – PC with Windows Vista®/XP/2000 / Me or Macintosh series PC with Mac OS X (10.2 to 10.5), and USB2.0/1.1 […]
The Moldable Mouse
This mouse concept by Lite-on is made of lightweight modeling clay with a flexible polyurethane and nylon fabric cover that lets you mold it into whatever shape is most comfortable for you. The stick on, radio-frequency controlled mouse buttons and touch-sensitive scroll pad can be attached in any position to suit the user. Moldable Mouse […]
Elgato Video Capture
Elgato’s Video Capture takes in analog video – RCA or S-Video – and captures it directly to Macs via USB. It’s useful for converting VHS tapes, set-top box recordings, older camcorders and various other analog sources to H.264, which you can then transfer to iPods, iPhones and PSPs, depending on what you have. The Video […]
Clickfree Traveler External SSD
The Clickfree™ Traveler offers incremental backup; upon first connection it will automatically find all of the user data files and copy them to the hard drive. Each time after that, it will only back up the new files or the ones that have changed. While the software’s default settings will probably be sufficient for most […]
World’s Smallest Wireless Mouse
Well I know I like my gadgets to be tiny and easy to store in a pocket but I guess this one is too small for a round of Quake or Unreal Tournament but anyway it’s worth mentioning. And there you have it: the world’s smallest wireless mouse ! This 27.5x60x19mm thumb-sized 2.4 GHz min-strosity […]
Ennova Direct Announces an USB Flash Drive With OLED Display
Ennova Direct Corporation (DBA ION Technologies) announced today that the USPTO recently awarded the company’s founders (Paul Regen and Peter Garrett) another USB Flash Drive patent – US 7,462,044. This new USB flash drive (shown on right) has unique patented features including a new type of retractable USB connector with a built-in cover that protects […]
Steam powered iPod generator
Thomas built a steam powered iPod generator. From Jake von Slatt’s Steampunk Workshop: I coupled a Lego Technic Motor to a Jensen #75 steam engine to make a crude generator. From there I built a 5V regulator circuit and soldered in a female USB connection to power any USB device. Since I wanted to use […]
Wireless Illuminated Tiny Keyboard
Here’s a tiny USB dongle wireless keyboard that we wish the Mac Mini would have been shipped with. This 56 character keyboard is actually an update of a similar non-illuminated (and cheaper) version from the same company; looks about the same size as the Acer Aspire One. This lil’ couch surfer’s delight operates up to […]
Snow White chomps on Poison Apple
Oh sure, this MacBook Apple mod isn’t nearly as functional as that secondary display one, but you just can’t beat the artistic flair here. I’ve got nothing but props to hand out to the artist – I mean, you can just see the yearning in Snow White’s eyes, can’t you? She should really know to […]
Elecom MicroSD Reader
Elecom’s MicroSD USB reader takes advantage of the storage format’s miniature size to ensure that the only thing poking out of your computer is a colorful and stylish little nub. The MR-SMC03 is so small that it kind of looks more like a USB hole stopper than a media reader. To use it, you slip […]
