Search Results for: USB

Insignia have created a cheap digital media player that costs just 119.99 dollars. It has 2Gb of storage and can play music and video for 20 hours. There seems to be a lot crammed in to this player and looks like an excellent choice for those on a tighter budget. Transfer between the PC and the player runs at USB 2.0 speeds. Extra memory can be added via the microSD expansion slot. The player will play MP3 files and also, it supports many of the major formats.

The Insignia NS-DV2G can be purchased from bestbuy.com.

Via: TechEBlog

The Kenwood 10GB7 is a very small hard disk based DAP. The screen is small at just 1.5 inches and is OLED too. For the size of this thing it doesnt cut back too much on disk space too. It runs a 10GB hard drive. Other features available are 7 preset EQ modes, USB and a picture viewer.

Unfortunatly it comes at a price and weighs in at 345 dollars. Dimensions for this DAP are 62x44x17mm.

Via: TechEBlog

The heated mouse is an excellent idea which I could use in these cold parts of the year. Sometimes the heating still doesnt get the hands warm enough. Thanko have released the USB heated mouse but it will need to be imported. The heat function built in is optional which means in the summer months you do not have to use it. It will warm up to 45 degrees.

If this doesnt help then try out the Thanko Header Mouse Pad. The mouse sells for just 22 dollars and is powered by your USB port.

Via: UberGizmo

The Elecom CD/DVD data crusher is a USB powered device in which you connect to your PC and attach the CD/DVD and push a button. As seen above, it creates a wonderful pattern and supposidly destroys the data. Keep in mind that both sides of a DVD could do with being destroyed.

The Elecom costs around 27 dollars.

Via: TechEBlog

Princeton have created the PNS01S NAS. This new NAS is a compact version built with an aluminium casing. It measures 2.36 x 8.27 x 7.17 inches. Two versions of this NAS are available. The first contains 400Gb of storage and the second contains 500Gb (half a terabyte). It can connect via USB 2.0 or ethernet (gigabit speeds) and is great for those seeking for a NAS solution.

The built in drive is a SATA with 16Mb cache.

Via: Engadget

The Snowbot is the latest in USB peripherals that are hitting the market recently. From first site it reminds me of the battlestar galactica Cylon’s although I guess it could be renamed the Snowlon. That red or blue light that swishes from side to side is enough to scare the thiefs away from your PC.

Unfortunatly when the light goes on they will see it’s just a Snowbot and probably take it anyway. The Snowbot is USB powered which has several controls which can speed up the light, change it’s colour to red or blue and make a noise.

Via: ThinkGeek

Hela have created the Duraflex Comfort Keyboard. Roll up keyboards are not new, but this one is even tougher then the last one which was out about a year ago. The keyboard from Hela is resistant to water, alcohol and other desinfections. It also has quite a low form factor which is good for your wrists so that they are not bent too far when typing.

PRODUCT FEATURES
* Super-slim light weight flexible keyboard
* Resistant to water, alcohol and other desinfections including lighter cleaning products
* Handles large temperature intervals -40°C to +80°C
* Connects via USB/PS2 Windows 98/2000/ME/XP and MAC OS
* 2 year warranty

TECHNICAL DATA
* Dimensions LxWxH: 403x130x8mm
* Colours available: Black and White

Via: Fosfor