Category Archives: USB Gadgets

Bang A Drum Laptop Style

Posted on April 30, 2010 by David Allen

A lot of people find that tapping or banging something is a great stress reliever on the hand there are some people that just like to be annoying by making a lot of noise, this laptop drum kit is suitable for either.

The device plugs into the laptops USB port and the rest is up to the user, with six different drum pads to choose from, the style of drumming is only limited by imagination or should that be talent?

Here are some of the features of the laptop drum kit:

Each of the six sensor pads may be programmed with different effects, enabling you to customize your set u

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Secret Video Camera Pen

Posted on April 28, 2010 by David Allen

Stick this into your shirt or coat pocket and nobody will know that you are secretly filming them. Of course, there are several uses for this device; the first is obvious secretly filming someone to get evidence, while the other is secretly filming people in order to capture something funny.

Personally, I prefer the later! Once you have your material, it connects to a laptop through the USB port where it can be edited to how you want it.

Here are some specs and features of the video camera pen:

Its built-in colour camera lens is located just above the pocket clip and it

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Like Pets But Lack Commitment

Posted on April 26, 2010 by David Allen

A lot of people like pets, like dogs and cats especially if they live on their own, the company can make a lot of difference to the way the some people relax.

However, pets do take a lot of commitment, they require regular feeding and exercise and not everyone can offer this. So this is w

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The Universal Card Reader

Posted on April 26, 2010 by David Allen

Memory cards are more popular now than ever, with netbooks and smartbooks using them all of time there is a need for the user get organised and a memory card reader is required.

However, this is no ordinary memory card reader as this one can read up to seventy different types of card, so there is little chance of the user coming up against one that does not work with the device.

Here are some of the specs and features of the 70 memory card reader:

Its six slots support 23 CompactFlash cards, 23 Memory Stick cards, 24 MMC and SD cards, microSD cards, xD cards, and SIM ca

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Have Some Fun At Work

Posted on April 23, 2010 by David Allen

Messy around with a colleagues computer is the best thing ever, and this phantom keystoker device makes the process some much easier. Simply connect the computers USB port and the fun begins.

The device will toggle caps lock, scrambled text and even random mouse movements, it can be very annoying and funny at the same time.

WARNING: The Phantom Keystroker never hits the return key and it never clicks the mouse button. However, you should not use it on anyone’s system who is doing critical work where disruption could cause serious consequences. The Phantom Keystroker is a

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Portable Handheld Scanner

Posted on April 23, 2010 by David Allen

There was a time when a scanner was huge thing and the last thing that you would consider to be portable.

But now technology has grown so far that even something like a scanner can be portable, in fact this one ten inches in length and about one inch square, yet the device is capable of scanning an area as large as 50 inches by 8.5 inches.

Here are some of the highlights of the Portable Handheld Scanner:

As you move the scanner over an area as large as 8 1/2″ H x 50″ L, its sensitive colour image sensor scans at high (600 dpi) or standard (300 dpi) resolutio

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Keyboard, Drums and Laptop

Posted on April 22, 2010 by David Allen

As laptops become more powerful different applications are becoming available that would have only been possible for desktops a while ago. Such as this Korg Nano music system that provides the user with a keyboard, drums and of course the system to mix it altogether on.

You will either be everyone’s friend or hated enemy with this device!

Here are the features and specs of the Korg Nano music system:

nanoPAD

•12 trigger pads with velocity and 4 velocity curves

•X-Y pad (Like the Kaossilator!)

•ROLL button

•FLAM button

•HOLD

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How To Fix A Poor Cellphone Signal

Posted on April 21, 2010 by David Allen

If you are one of those people who live in an area with a poor cellphone service, then you are probably worrying about what to do, or even wondering if there is anything that can be done to make the signal stronger.

Well it seems that the solution could be easier than we thought, with this USB powered cellphone booster, simply plug into the USB port of your laptop and that is normally enough to increase the signal by a two or three bars, now that is cool.

Here are some of the specs and features of the USB cellphone booster:

Product Features

•USB powered device

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Pen Sized Electronic Microscope

Posted on April 21, 2010 by David Allen

This handy device can be used by many people doing different types of job from technical repairs to fine art appraisal, so this is a really nice piece of the kit at a price of under $150 making it affordable to many people.

The device is powered through the USB port of the computer; it also draws it power from there too. Magnification can be chosen from x10 right up to x200 through the LED illuminated wand.

Here are some of the specs and features of the microscope wand:

Its 7mm optics provides 10X – 200X magnification; a built-in LED illuminates your subject while

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Back to The Good Old Days

Posted on April 20, 2010 by David Allen

This is piece of history that could be sitting on your desk; it is a classic looking Blue microphone that can be seen in old black and white movies. This is type of microphone could have been seen on the desk of a newsreader or a larger version may have been seen on the stage. Whatever the case this is a classic piece of work brought up to date with modern technology.

Here are some of the specs for the Home Studio USB microphone:

It has two selectable polar patterns: cardioid, allowing it to pick up sounds directly in front at full volume (and sounds behind it at diminished vo

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