USB Devices Category - Page 4

We’ve all probably seen a breathless story on one news channel or another, detailing the many failings of government officials who lose a laptop or a hard drive jammed to the gills with people’s personal data. But the folks out at Kingston have a way to make losing a hard [...]

We all know that USB 3.0 is a pretty fast setup for plugging in your various devices, but word out of the supply chain is that, oddly enough, the USB standard may fall faster than expected thanks to Apple and its support of Thunderbolt.

For all the talk of this being a “post-PC era”, it sure seems like Apple products are going back to that particular well for their own design. And if you’ve used an Apple device recently, you know that the one thing that’s often lacking in that form factor is an [...]

Fans of motion-sensing games have a new platform to enjoy, as ASUS launches its Kinect-like device in Japan. The ASUS Xtion Pro has been picked up by retailer Unity Corp. This will mean new games and game genres and new applications for computers.

Chances are you only recently changed the battery in your smoke detector, what with the time change and all, but you might also have recently had to change the battery in your Apple Wireless Keyboard, or conversely, in your Magic Trackpad. And while changing the battery in your smoke detector [...]

If you’ve ever looked at your computer and wished you didn’t have to bother with a mouse to get that cursor to go where you wanted it to go, then you’re about to be wildly cheered by the news that Tobii’s PCEye has finally emerged as a final retail product [...]

Nike’s Nike+ iPhone and iPod-compatible accessory made it easy for runners and joggers to track their runs. However, this required a compatible Apple device. Nike’s new SportWatch will help you get fit without the need to keep an iPhone in your pocket.

BDXL is, pretty much, the best way to do big storage these days. And if you need a place to put between 100 and 128 gigs of data in one place quickly, and take it with you where ever you go, you’ll want a BDXL burner so you can take [...]

The Motorola Xoom is a capable Android tablet. That is, until you plug in a USB device. Peripherals won’t work by default. But with a hack, you can enable USB to support storage, input devices, and others, as they would work on a full-fledged computer.

This particular chunklet of news is a combination of two separate factors that you don’t see a lot of: news from SteelSeries, and news about PS3 peripherals. Combine these two and you’ve got the announcement of the SteelSeries Siberia V2 Livemix headphones, just shown off at the CeBIT show out [...]