This USB hub was inspired by a UFO. It is USB 2.0 compliant and has 4 ports allowing you to connect up to 4 USB devices up together. [Read more…]
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UFO USB Hub
June 2, 2008 by Leave a Comment
USB Duplicator Copies 60 Times at Once
April 28, 2008 by 1 Comment
USB drive duplicators seem to be popping up a bit more often these last few months. The last one we wrote about was capable of doing 20 simultaneous copies from a single drive. This new one is capable of creating 60 duplicates. [Read more…]
3 USB Modem Review – First Impressions
April 17, 2008 by 1 Comment
When 3MobileBuzz contacted me a couple of weeks back and offered a 3 USB Modem for review, I jumped at the chance. A USB modem has been on my list of things to buy for a few months now, although I have always held back being unsure how good they actually are and how much data will I actually eat through each month. Now that I have my 3 USB Modem I can happily test this… for 3 whole months. [Read more…]
USB Memory Bomb
March 16, 2008 by 1 Comment
The USB Memory Bomb isn’t the most convenient of shapes and might not fit too well in your wallet or pocket, but it certain to get a few people looking at it on your desk.
The Memory Bomb is designed by Joel Escalona from Mexico City and looks quite menacing in a cartoon type of way. Currently it is just a prototype and will probably feature a way to put your flash drive inside it or have the possibility to squeeze a hard drive in there.
If the price is right I can see my desk having one of these placed on it.
Via: Technabob
Mini USB Digital Camera with no LCD
January 24, 2008 by Leave a Comment
This concept mini digital camera tries to take photography back a few years, but bring it to now at the same time. It is a small USB flash drive with a camera built in and it just has 1 button. There is no LCD on the back and there is no view finder. The whole purpose of the camera is to just have you point, shoot and then have to wait till you are back at your PC to see the results which is just like the waiting time to get pictures developed.
It’s not the best idea I have come across, but I can see it as doing quite well should it become available. If the cameras are cheap enough (< $10) then they would make ideal little cameras to take around while out and about so you can snap away, but not worry about it getting damaged.
Via: LikeCool and YankoDesign
Audiovox Homebase Fridge Whiteboard with LCD
January 12, 2008 by 1 Comment
Audiovox has created an interesting fridge pen boards. However, it isnt just a plain old white board which you write on. This one has a 7″ screen embedded which gives it audio and visual capabilities. Built in to the audiovox homebase is a mic and small camera which allows you to leave short video or audio messages on it’s 512MB of built in memory. If 512 is not enough then you can use your own flash drive as an alternative. The callendar function allows you to set messages to display at certain times of the year, suuch as a birthday message for your wife, or child.
Available on US mothers day it will cost $149 for the audio only unit, with an extra $50 getting you the video version.
Via: Inventorspot
USB Mix Tapes
December 29, 2007 by 3 Comments
Many of you will remember the good old cassette tape. It allowed many people to create their own little mixes of either 60 or 90 minutes to play in their walkman or in a car. The USB Mix Tape is a mixture of the old fashioned cassette with it’s paper cover but inside it sports a small USB flash drive which contains your music. The USB flash drive inside can store 64MB of music on to it. To record on to it, stick the USB flash drive in to your PC, drag and drop all your tunes on to it, and then put the flash memory back in to it’s case. You can even write all your track listings on to the paper insert to remind you of the early 90’s.
The USB Mix Tape costs £19.95 and there are 6 different styles to choose from (or collect).
USB Christmas Cake Hub
November 20, 2007 by Leave a Comment
What you see here is one of the worst USB hubs in the world. This time it’s a Christmas cake USB hub. The hub has 4 USB ports allowing you to connect 4 devices to separate ports. It also appears that the strawberries might be USB flash drives. It makes you wonder what’s next in the world if USB.
Via: TheRawFeed
Junk Food Memory Stick
September 18, 2007 by Leave a Comment
A company named Greenhouse have created the Junk Food memory sticks which come in the form of a cheeseburger (pictured above), hotdog, slice of pizza and a sandwich. I guess they are designed for those who have cravings and are trying to quit. Capacities of the flash drives will be up to 1GB and they will be released in Japan. Unfortunately there is no price available yet. Three more pictures of the flash drives can be found after the jump.
USB Plasma Ball
September 3, 2007 by Leave a Comment
The Plasma ball has been around for years. They used to cost an arm and a leg if I remember correctly and then they dropped in price quite a bit. For those who need their plasma ball fix you can now get a USB version which works just like a regular plasma ball that is plugged in. The USB port can provide sufficient power to light up the gasses inside and create a dazzling display of plasma type stuff.
The USB plasma ball stands about 6 inches tall and can be switched on and off by either unplugging it or by the switch located on the base. All we need now is the USB Plasma Ball Flash Drive with cosmic data fragments floating around inside.
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Digital Pen
September 3, 2007 by Leave a Comment
This digital pen was created by a company in Israel and comes with a USB flash drive and receiver which stores the image and pen movements on to it. The pen eliminates the use of paper copies of text. The pen has sensors in which can work out what you are writing and then duplicate and transmit the data. The pen is set to cost $79.
Via: Crave
USB MicroSD Reader
July 9, 2007 by 1 Comment
Kingston Technology have created a USB MicroSD card reader which allows easier transfer of files between a mobile phone and PC. The MicroSD card slots in to the flash drive which in turn, plugs in to the USB port on your PC. It measures 32.89 x 15.3 x 7.66 mm and can read 13MB/Second and write 3.5MB/Second. It is a USB 2.0 compliant device which allows for higher speeds. However, it is compatible with USB 1.1 just in case you are behind with the times on your PC. Unfortunatly for those who use Vista, this device is not ReadyBoost compatible.
Included with the MicroSD reader is either a 1GB microSD or 2GB microSD card. The 1GB version costs around $20 with the 2GB version costing around the $37 mark.
Product Page Via: Gadget-Junction
