USB Devices Category - Page 24

We’ve seen many a hoax product site but, whilst we usually pass them over, this particular one, which focuses on ‘the world’s first USB-powered chainsaw’ (otherwise known as the i.Saw) is undoubtedly worth a mention not least because of its wholly deadpan approach and its particularly well executed product page.

I don’t think I’d get much argument when I say that most electronics are not designed with women in mind. With their boring blacks and gloomy grays it’s no surprise that most women aren’t drawn to the latest in gadgetry. The designers at Juicy Couture have decided that it’s time [...]

It used to be that if you wanted to back up large amounts of data you had to either burn it to CD or DVD or, worse yet, use some kind of tape-based device that was almost certain to become corrupted just as fast as you could get your data [...]

I know you simply can’t get enough of the wonderfully creative USB hubs that are flooding the market and that’s why I am here to bring yet another one to your attention. This baby not only has the technology that you’d expect from a 4-port USB hub, but it comes [...]

Synths are back and in a big way. What used to be the thing of 80s alternative bands with questionable hair choices (a la Flock of Seagulls) has now found its way into the musical lexicon of a new generation. With their ability to generate a near infinite array of [...]

As regular readers will know, we always like to end the working week on a high (or is that a low – depends on your perspective I suppose) and for this week’s whimsical gadget we turn our attention to this USB Construction Site that, personally, I’ve completely fallen for (must [...]

Having all those cool gadgets is great, except when you’re not close to a power supply or some type of cable to interface with your devices. What good is it to have a brand new iPod or iPhone if as soon as you get into your car they become high-tech [...]

You know you love Swiss Army knives. Those little red babies are chock full of useful (and some not so useful) gadgets. But most of us know that travel nowadays has put a serious crimp in our ability to take our little multi-tools with us. What are we supposed to [...]

A-Data have introduced what they boldly term as being ‘the first flash drive compatible with Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit)’ in the form of the 64 GB capacity XPG Xupreme 200X flash drive and which supports data transfer write speeds up to 30MB/s.

With 3D films slowly but steadily nudging into the mainstream perhaps it’s about time you acted to add that extra dimension to your VoIP based video calls in order to give those you connect with a genuine sensation of you being there? Thanks to this newly announced 3D webcam, which [...]