USB Devices
March 11, 2010
USB DisplayDock Hooks Up Wirelessly
Atlona Technology and Wisair have teamed to produce the USB DisplayDock. It connects your Macbook, Mac OS or Notebook PC to a monitor, keyboard, mouse and speakers and does so wirelessly. The plug and play device works at a range of up to 30 ft. with a resolution up to 1440×1050. The DisplayDock will be out soon with a price of $199.99.
Via Wisair
March 2, 2010
Raremono Radio Doubles As Shortwave
Thanko's Raremono Radio not only plays AM/FM stations, it picks up shortwave signals as well. Attachable by USB, it is compatible with Windows Vista and XP. Accompanying software lets you record audio and the device comes with a stand, antenna and USB cable at a price of $79.00.
Via Audio Cubes
February 1, 2010
Logitech Lapdesk Adjusts Positions
Logitech's latest N700 Lapdesk plugs into your USB port and included speakers give you a better sound. Its angled riser makes it comfortable no matter what position you are in. A padded base keeps the heat away while a small fan keeps your laptop cool. Pre-order now for a June delivery.
Via Logitech Lapdesks
January 25, 2010
Connect With Toshiba dynadock V
Connect your PC, laptop, monitor, printer and other peripherals with the Toshiba dynadock V. The port replicator connects with a USB cable and has 4 USB 2.0 ports, DVI and LAN port, as well as audio in/out and power LED. Look for the dynadock to formally come out in February at a price of $119.00.
Via Toshiba
January 22, 2010
Freakin' Friday! Lexar Echo SE Backup Drive
At a size of only 5 x 0.5 x 7" and a weight of 1.1 ounces, the Lexar Echo SE is the company's smallest USB drive yet. With automatic backup software, the drive comes in capacity options from 16 - 64GB and has a speed of 28MB/s read and 10MB/s write. Due out in February, you can pre-order now.
Via Lexar Drives
January 13, 2010
Arkview Video Card Simplifies Presentations
The Arkview External Video Card can extend a presentation beyond one source. It can support up to 6 simultaneous displays, including widescreen, when others are added. The USB 2.0 to DVI/VGA or HDMI adapter comes with software and works without needing to turn on your PC and can be used for LCDs, TVs, projectors and your laptop as well.
Via Arkview External Video Card
January 6, 2010
Send A/V to TV With Warpia
The Warpia USB Audio/Video Adapter allows you to hook up to your PC to your TV wirelessly with a simple display base station and a USB 2.0 adapter. The base station connects through your computer's VGA PC port or HDMI and audio connects via a 3.5mm stereo jack. When connected, it will work up to a 30 ft. range with HD at 720p with a max resolution of 1400x1050.
Via Warpia
December 30, 2009
Show Your Face to Lockface Drive
Never worry about forgetting passwords again with the Lockface USB Drive. After taking several photos of your face, it uses facial recognition to let you in. The 4GB drive has 256-bit AES encryption and supposedly has 98% accuracy. A backup password system is included for the remaining 2% and don't forget you get an almost happy face to cheer you up. At a size of 22×4×55mm, it is so far available only in Japan for ~$110.00.
Via Business News (translated)
December 28, 2009
SmartSwipe Your Credit Card Online
Now that you spend most of your shopping dollars online, NetSecure Technologies' USB SmartSwipe allows you to use your credit card as if you were in an actual store. The company scrambles and encrypts your data to keep your identity secure. At a price of $89.99, it is compatible with Windows 7, XP and Vista. While this is a good thing because you don't have to type information from your card it may turn you into a shopaholic.
Via SmartSwipe
December 23, 2009
Novero Unveils Weirdly Named Accessories
You have to take away points from Novero, maker of TheFirstOne Bluetooth Headset, for releasing some cell phone accessories with the silliest of names. The TrulyOne (shown here) is a Bluetooth car kit with remote and LCD display, the TrustyOne is a hands-free Bluetooth kit, the TalkyOne is a speakerphone. The TravelOne is a microUSB wall charger and the CarOnecharger works from your cagarette lighter. All will be on display at the next CES and available for purchase soon thereafter.
Via Novero
December 9, 2009
Kensington Keyboard With USB Hub
Kensington's Ci70 USB Keyboard is not only 35% smaller than a regular keyboard, it contains a USB hub for connecting your gadgets. There are two full size ports as well as a mini-USB connection. At a size of 19.5 x 9.8 x 1.8", it also has five hot keys and media keys with volume and track control, and pause and play.
Via Kensington Keyboards
December 7, 2009
LED Flashlight Doubles as Spy Cam
Flashlights are certainly getting more sophisticated. This one not only has a high-powered White LED to help you find your way, it will record both audio and video. It saves the files in a built-in 4G memory and they can be copied to PC via USB. The dimmable device also has night vision support, built-in charger, one touch control and has a price of $226.99.
Via USB Fever
December 3, 2009
Atlona Wireless USB Adapter
Atlona's Wireless USB Adapter can connect with any Windows based PC to your HDTV or monitor via VGA or HDMI connection. Since both can be used at the same time, it now offers both video and audio support. At a price of $219.00, it features a high resolution of up to 1440x1050 or 720p from up to 30 ft. away.
Via Atlona
December 2, 2009
I-O Data net.USB Hooks You Up
I-O DATA's net.USB allows you to have access to any 2.0 device through your PC or Mac network. Instead of plugging in and unplugging your flash drive, fancy mouse or other USB devices, you can use this to access them wirelessly.
Via Akihabara News
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