The Sawed-Off USB flash drive is a great looking custom built and hacked together device. It was built over at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories and uses a 1 GB Kingmax USB drive along with a bit of silicone and an old USB cable. [click to continue…]
From the monthly archives:
April 2008
The amazing Asus Eee PC’s came with a fairly small 7″ screen with the later model having an 8.9″ display. Asus have now announced an even newer version which sports a nice 10″ display. [click to continue…]
The RC Speed Boat Challenge is a portable inflatable track built for remote controlled speed boats. The purpose of the track is to allow you and friends to set up a “challenge” track to race your boats against each other. [click to continue…]
Fly’s can be annoying and even more so, when they circle around your living room while buzzing past your head. With the summer months upon us it’s time to get prepared and buy a Bug Net Gun. [click to continue…]
Intel announced a new line of processors called Atom a few months ago. The processors were specifically designed for Mobile Internet Devices and can reach speeds of up to 1.87GHz currently. [click to continue…]
Epoq have created what they (and we) believe to be the first watch that runs Windows Mobile 5. The EQP-WP98B has a fairly small OLED touch screen along with 1.28GB memory, wi-fi, bluetooth, VoIP and handwriting recognition. That’s a fairly hefty list considering it all fits in a watch. [click to continue…]
Fashion is something we do not normally cover here at GadgetVenue… but when someone decides to stick an old school Nintendo Gameboy from the 1990’s on to a pair of boots, I just had to mention it. [click to continue…]
A breakthrough by GE (General Electric) in OLED technology could now see organic LED’s being printed on to wallpaper. GE managed to find a way to allow OLED’s to be printed on to very thin surfaces. [click to continue…]
According to BGR, five surface PC’s from Microsoft were put on preview at AT&T stores yesterday. The surface PC’s will be used to allow customers to search for information about their phones as well as being able to browse around a map to see network coverage. [click to continue…]
A guy named Dave Jones has created some seriously geeky scientific calculator wrist watch. The watch was built from standard off the shelf components and can perform a variety of RPN/Algebraic scientific functions. [click to continue…]
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. [click to continue…]
Honestly when I first realized geeks.com had sent a torch for us to review I was a little miffed, as a gadget site I was expecting something more, well gadgety.
Simply put this LED torch is amazingly efficient, the light output from the single 3 watt Luxeon LED is like nothing I’ve seen from any other LED bulb. [click to continue…]
If you are self concious and need to carry a USB Mirror Card Reader around, then you might as well get an Etiquette Checker to go along with your purchase. [click to continue…]
The USB Mirror card reader is another crazy type gadget which mixes together a beauty type mirror with a card reader. It’s not the first thing that would come to your mind if asked to mix two items in to one. [click to continue…]
Sooloos have created a new music system for the home which can be adapted to suit any situation. If you have a one room home then this is for you. If you have a mansion, then this is also for you. [click to continue…]
