USB Devices Category - Page 8

Give the folks out at Gemtek a little extra kudos for added value–they just started showing off their new Moorestown tablet, a seven-incher running MeeGo. But the tablet they showed was a better value than you might expect, because it not only came with a DECT phone, but also offered [...]

Apple may be touting the iPad as having great battery life, and in my personal experience it does. Of course, that is not to say there is not a need for a third party on the go charging solution. Enter the latest external solution from Mophie — the Juice Pack [...]

The IDF show looks to be putting about as much data out on the field as the Berlin show just did, so we’ve got another exciting piece for you, and it comes by way of DisplayLink, whose latest docking station looks to offer some really impressive features.

I’m in favor of anything that facilitates multitasking. I love the knowledge that, while I’m doing something, some machine of mine is busily doing something else that I won’t have to do later. And so I’m very happy to hear about the Lenovo Power Hub, a device that’ll take the [...]

This was definitely a surprise. I remember the TI-8X (where X is a number from 0-9 as I remember 82s and 84s) from my high school physics days where my teacher was so enamored with them he made their use part of the curriculum, and he used to work as [...]

If you’ve been wanting a Blu-ray player that’ll follow your laptop or netbook anywhere, but don’t want to get a whole new laptop (that’s not so farfetched as you might think–some people really get attached to their gear), you’ve got a whole new option–the BP3D-PI6U2-BK from Buffalo, a USB-capable Blu-ray [...]

It’s been a huge day for Sony news, and the IFA show has been funnelling out bits hot and fast. Right now we’ve got word on Sony’s plans for expanded Xplod offerings that pack a load of new features into the car units.

You’ve probably heard of Eneloop batteries by now, those fantastic rechargeable batteries from Sanyo. But now, Sanyo’s got a couple extra arrows in the Eneloop quiver for you, and they all bring you more juice for your mobile gear.

The idea of the memristor–a combination of MEMoRy and resISTOR–has been around since the seventies, but the crew out at HP is joining forces with Hynix to get them in devices. And what does this mean for you? How’s a double-sized keychain drive sound?

First the remote controlled helicopter that fetches beer and now this–the voice activated remote for Windows Media Center from the folks at Amulet. It’s like someone wants me to die on my couch.