Category Archives: USB

Watch with hidden Flash Drive

Posted on December 21, 2009 by David Allen
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As you are able to pick up a Flash Drive that is the size of your fingernail these days and that opens up many possibilities for these file holding devices to be hidden inside the most unexpected places.

One such place is this watch, the flash drive easily fits into the watch for safe keeping and easy access, it’s a great and simple idea.

Features:

•Small USB flash drive fits completely inside of the watch

•Perfect for carrying your data on secret missions

•Japanese quartz movement

•Black polyurethane strap

•Luminescent hands

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The USB powered heated blanket

Posted on December 18, 2009 by David Allen
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Well it is that time of the year when it starts getting cold around the desk and it just keeps getting worse starting at your toes and working its way up! Of course you guys from sunnier climes don’t have these issues.

But for those people that know what I am talking about, here is something that will make you snug and warm, it’s a heated blanket powered via the USB port of your laptop.

Features

•Soft plush velour lap-blanket with electric heating elements

•Powered by 2 USB ports – no wall outlet needed!

•Use one plug for Low and both plugs

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The surgeon flash drive

Posted on December 17, 2009 by David Allen
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The flash drive says is all about the user, so what does this flash drive say about the user? Doctor, nurse or just fan of one of the many medical shows on television.

Whatever the reason for using a flash drive like this is, it’s still a great device providing 4 Gb of memory and you get the pleasure of yanking its head off.

Features:

High-Speed USB 2.0 certified

Durable ABS plastic casing

Hot Plug and Play; Functions like another hard drive

No driver needed for most operating systems

Support: Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and Mac OS

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The USB Plasma Ball

Posted on December 16, 2009 by David Allen
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Forget those little Christmas trees, why not go for the USB Plasma Ball instead, this gives off a beautiful light effect and plugs into the USB port of your laptop. It gives off the same sort of light, but without you having to admit that deep down you like Christmas!

Features – Powered by an included USB cable, this desktop Plasma Ball is about stands about 6 inches high and includes an on/off switch. While it emits a very low current, it does so at a relatively high-voltage and so it does produce some EMF. Respect your plasma ball and it will respect you! Priced at $12.99

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The USB mini Christmas tree

Posted on December 15, 2009 by David Allen
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Make a splash this season with your own USB powered fibre optic Christmas tree, it will brighten up your desk and show that you are not a Grinch at Christmas.

USB Fibre Optic Christmas Tree

•On/Off switch

•Powered by USB

•USB ports all occupied? Power with 2 AAA batteries (not included)

•Lights pulsate

•Low power consumption

•Plug and play, so easy a non-geek can do it

•Perfect holiday gift for people who love Christmas, trees, fibre optics, or having fully occupied USB ports

•Height: 18cm (approx.)

•Wei

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Put some light on the subject

Posted on December 15, 2009 by David Allen
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I don’t know about you but when it starts getting dark using the standard keyboard is slightly difficult because you cannot see the keys.

The simple solution would be to get up and turn on the light, but that is just too much like hard work especially as you would also have to closed the curtains or blinds and then while you are up you may as well get a drink and something eat.

The easier version would be to use a self illuminating light that is powered via the USB port, it’s controlled by a dimmer switch that can be adjusted to suit the user and as soon as gets to that le

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This is pure gold

Posted on December 14, 2009 by David Allen
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With all of the stories about data being lost or stolen it could about time that organisations including government departments started something like this GoldKey Personal Security Key, it allows the user to encrypt files and other data stored on the laptop.

With the key removed the selected files are locked until the key is inserted again, its and very effective.

Features

•Tiny USB Key with 256bit AES Hardware Encryption

•Encrypts and decrypts files on-the-fly with an optional password

•Uses your own internal or removable media for encryption for u

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Its secret Santa time

Posted on December 14, 2009 by David Allen
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What one earth do you buy the IT guy in the secret Santa? Well what about this remote controlled car, it is a brilliant idea that plugs into the USB port of the laptop and the software is launched.

Now you get a steering on the screen and you are ready for the “Grand Tour” of your desk! The downside of this device is that it only runs five minutes before the battery runs down and then it will be a wait of ten minutes in the charger.

Features – The racer can travel up to three feet from its USB-connected garage transmitter; after a five-minute tour, a 10-minute pit st

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Worried about online safety

Posted on December 10, 2009 by David Allen
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Then you may be interested in this device, it uses a similar process that stores do when you swipe your card, expect this time the device encrypts your data allowing you to make online purchases without the fear of spyware picking up your details.

You simply plug this device into the USB port and you are good to go.

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 swipe of your card through the device encrypts your credit card data before it reaches your computer. The software then

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The Gboard Gmail keyboard

Posted on December 9, 2009 by David Allen
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Apparently there are sixty nine shortcuts available in Gmail and so this is the Gboard keyboard that has been designed to help the user hit the button to just nineteen of them.

This is of course a handy little device if the nineteen functions are the ones that you use on a regular basis we would have to assume that they are the nineteen most popular functions!

Features -

Dimensions (D x W x H)

BOX: 6.9 X 4.75 X 0.88 in / 176 x 116 x 22 mm

PRODUCT: 4.88 X 3.5 X .38 in / 130 X 88 X 9 mm

WEIGHT

0.3 lb / 0.14 kg (product + packaging)

SYSTE

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