Category Archives: USB

Boost your cellphone signal

Posted on January 27, 2010 by David Allen

If you live or work in one of those areas where the cellphone signal is so bad that most of the time you phone say “No Service” then you must be pulling your hair out, but stop there is a device available that is much cheaper than a hair transplant and boosts your cell phone signal too.

The device simply plugs into the USB port of your laptop and straight away will boost your cellphone signal, tests have shown where on service was available these device has boosted it to between two and three bars on the phone.

Product Features of the USB Cellphone Booster:

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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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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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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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The smallest flash drive

Posted on January 8, 2010 by David Allen

With everything getting smaller these days, it’s only natural that flash drives get smaller too, although they are limited to how small they actually can go because of the components etc.

This is the Pico USB flash drive; this is only 4 mm thick but offers the user the opportunity to have 8, 16 or 32 Gb’s but still manages to be the size of your thumb nail.

Details

•Smallest size yet largest capacity USB flash drive around

•8, 16 or 32 gigs, yet the size of your fingertip

◦31.3mm x 12.4mm x 3.4mm

•Polished Chrome and Nickel finish

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Four port USB hub man

Posted on January 6, 2010 by David Allen

It’s that man back again and this time he has been transformed into a four port USB hub. It looks like a great little feature and as such will make you smile occasionally especially when everything is going fine.

You are able to connect four USB powered devices through this device but at the same time only take one USB port allowing a spare for the wireless mouse etc.

Features:

USB Man 4-port Hub

His hands and feet are USB ports, and his heart lights up to let you know he’s powered on.

USB 2.0

Includes: USB Man and AC adaptor

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The secret camcorder

Posted on January 6, 2010 by David Allen

There are many reason as to why someone would want to use a secret camcorder, security, work or maybe they just watch too much “Burn Notice” whatever the reason surely hidden camcorders are government issue only!

Not any more as the great thing about technology, is that it always filters down to street level eventually and this watch with hidden camcorder, is just one those products that can be picked for just under $150, but is capable of recording twelve hours worth of high quality video through a lens that is the size of a pin hole.

Features – The watch’s 1.

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Transformers USB Flashdrive

Posted on January 4, 2010 by David Allen

The films starring the decepticons and autobots have left their mark on the computer world and not in a bad way either, these little transforming units are great for kinds of people as they start off as little creatures and end up saving your data, cool!

Features

Four Transformers in two styles:

2 Gigabyte USB key – Tigatron and Jaguar

USB Laser Mouse – Grimlock and Trypticon

Made in Japan by Takara Tomy

Compatible with Mac OS X and Windows 2000, XP, Vista and 7

Mouse runs at 800dpi with 3 buttons and a scroll wheel

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The Universal Memory Card Reader

Posted on January 4, 2010 by David Allen

This is essential kit for many laptop users as there are so many different formatted cards around these days that it is impossible to have a reader for all of them, unless you have these devices of course.

The device will recognises over seventy types of memory card and with a total of six slots it will support around 23 compact flash cards, 23 memory stick cards as well as sim cards, xd cards and sd cards.

The Universal Memory Card Reader recognizes more than 70 memory card formats, eliminating the need for different readers.

Slot 1

CF I

CF I Pro

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Keystroker check out co-workers surfing

Posted on December 23, 2009 by David Allen

A device such as this could be used for illegal activities, but this has not been designed for that purpose, but what it will do is keep an eye on co-workers or employees internet activities.

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 joke, like any joke you need to use prudence and judgement when executing it. You have been warned!

Product Features

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