Category Archives: USB Gadgets

Flexible USB Speaker

Posted on January 26, 2010 by David Allen

This is a handy speaker that neatly plugs into the laptops USB port for a fast easy connection and that gives the user a better quality of sound than they would normally get from the internal speakers of laptop.

Product Features of the B Flex 2 USB Speakers:

•Compact stereo speaker with a USB flex cable provides beefy audio for your laptop

•The new B-Flex 2 is the next generation of the groundbreaking B-Flex, with upgraded circuits now pumping your digital sound through dual amps for even more explosive volume!

•Delivers incredibly rich, crystal clear sound

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Portable netbook DVD drive

Posted on January 26, 2010 by David Allen

The one that a netbook lacks is a DVD drive that where the space comes from! But for many users this can be a problem as they are unable to watch movies or install software via DVD.

Fortunately there is a solution and it comes in the form of this portable DVD drive, it plugs straight into the USB port making it fast and easy to set up. At just over half an inch thick and weighing just nine ounces this device can easily be carried around in the laptop bag with the netbook.

Features of the netbook DVD drive:

The top-loading drive uses Constant Angular Velocity (CAV) to ac

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The Gold Key Personal Security Key

Posted on January 25, 2010 by David Allen

The Gold Key is something that is easy to use but can make the difference between losing your data and protecting it from unwanted attention. This is the sort of thing the military and security services use to protect sensitive material.

Basically once this is installed, without the key nothing much is going happen on the computer, fortunately for those users that are prone losing to thing you can get a master key too!

Features of the Gold Key Personal Security Key:

•Tiny USB Key with 256bit AES Hardware Encryption

•Encrypts and decrypts files on-the-fly with

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USB powered cooler and warmer

Posted on January 25, 2010 by David Allen

This is a handy item for this time of the year, keeps your coffee hot and then when the weather gets warmer it can be adjusted to keep a can or soda or glass of water nice and cool.

The device is powered through the USB port of your laptop so it can be used virtually anywhere, but remember it will use up battery power in a flash. It has range of temperature from a cool 59 degrees to a piping hot 133 degrees, so don’t put plastic type cups on this one.

Features:

Drawing power from a USB port on your computer, its built-in thermoelectric module either warms a beverage u

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Convert cassette to Mp3

Posted on January 20, 2010 by David Allen

This highly portable device connects to a laptop and converts the material stored on those old style music cassettes into something more up to date, Mp3.

It is easy to use and connects to the laptop through the USB ports, once connected the software is downloaded and the user has their own digital editing suite.

Features – The included audio editing software quickly and easily downloads tracks and exports them in MP3 or WAV format. The compact unit also operates as a standard cassette recorder with all the expected functions (record, play, rewind, fast forward, pause, st

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USB Powered Digital Photo Frame

Posted on January 19, 2010 by David Allen

Its sale time at Think Geek and they have this cool USB powered digital photo frame for sale with a huge twenty per cent off, now that is a decent discount!

Important Note – You will need to provide your own SD memory card to insert into the frame and display photos.

Product Features

•3.5″ Photo Frame runs off internal battery or USB power

•Bright 320×240 resolution Screen

•SD card slot plays photos directly from a memory card

•Plays MP3 files and has built-in headphone Jack

•Comes with USB cable and instructions

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Swiss army style flash drive

Posted on January 15, 2010 by David Allen

The Swiss army knife is famous for providing the user with virtually every tool that the user will ever need, but up until now that was every tool except one, which is now included with this USB Swiss Army flash drive.

Features:

•The ultimate geek multi-tool

•USB storage in a beautiful Swiss Army knife design

•Available in 4GB, 2GB, 1GB capacity

•USB Flash Drive (easily detachable)

•Includes: Red LED light, ballpoint pen, knife, scissors, file with screwdriver, key ring

•Flash drive is USB powered, no external power supply require

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Secure online purchasing system

Posted on January 15, 2010 by David Allen

Over the festive season more online credit fraud took place than at any other time of the year, this cost the industry millions of dollars and it was not just the banks that lost out. ID theft is a serious threat to anyone these days and it is essential to take steps to ensure online security.

This system allows the user to simply swipe their card and the details are encrypted, this allows the user to shop online securely and safely.

Features – The included software works with your browser such that when you go to a website and are ready to purchase an item or service, a

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Protection by Iron Key

Posted on January 14, 2010 by David Allen

The Iron Key provides the user with military style security, in fact if you lost this device a hacker attempting over ten wrong passwords and the chip inside is destroyed along with the data contained on it.

Moving data around does not get any better than this, in fact it seems that all governments and businesses should be using something like this and then all the flash drives that get lost would present so much of a problem.

Iron Key – The Bottom-Line

•Fast 30MBPS Read, 20MBPS Write

•Drive contents encrypted with AES CBC-Mode Encryption

•Onbo

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The pen video camera

Posted on January 13, 2010 by David Allen

This is real James Bond stuff, a sophisticated pen that has enough tech installed to record up to five hours of video or take up to twenty thousand images.

The camera uses a tiny pinhole for the lens, so that the pen can be placed in a shirt or jacket pocket to avoid being too obvious with it.

Features – At 640 x 480 resolution, up to five hours of AVI video and up to 20,000 JPEG images can be captured and stored in the pen’s integrated 4 GB memory. Its lithium battery provides up to two hours of power before requiring a recharge from the included USB adapter or th

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