Category Archives: USB

Convert slides and negatives to digital

Posted on November 24, 2009 by David Allen

It was not that long when taking a photo meant using a film such as 35mm, but now digital is king and film processing is almost non existent.

However, some people still have those old slides and negatives, but have nothing to do with them.

Yet with this device and a laptop, you become your own film processor as all of those slides and film negatives can be turned into digital images.

Features – Slides and negatives are placed into a tray that aligns each properly; at the press of a button, the converter’s 5MP CMOS sensor captures each image at up to 1,800 dp

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This goes like a bomb

Posted on November 23, 2009 by David Allen

There are a lot of these grenade style USB flash drives they look cool but naturally you are going to have to be careful where you take it, as some people may not find it very amusing and may end up reporting you to the authorities.

Features – Shaped like a mini hand grenade, Suitable for storing up to 8 GB of explosive data, USB 2.0, Portable and easy to use, plug and play, Dimensions: 32 x 32 x 57mm (approx.), Weight: 18g and Note: Single unit (does not come as a pair). Priced at $39.99.

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Transfer LP’s and cassettes to CD

Posted on November 23, 2009 by David Allen

It sounds like some sort of steampunked device that has been invested to cope with the needs of just one person.

However, this is a serious piece of equipment that could change the lives of a lot of people that have large collections of LP’s and cassettes. However, are worried to listen to them just in case anything happens to them and they are gone forever.

Features – More than just a recorder, the system plays 33s, 45s, 78s, and cassettes through a 70mm full-range speaker, and has a built-in AM/FM stereo with digital tuner and single CD playback tray, all in a footpr

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USB Powered Xmas Tree

Posted on November 20, 2009 by David Allen

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This is the idea thing for all office workers whose boss will not allow any decorations up! Simply plug this baby into the USB port and it instantly comes to life.

If you find that the USB ports are being used, then good news, it is also battery powered too.

Features – 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 ful

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USB battery charger

Posted on November 20, 2009 by David Allen

Get this device to recharge your batteries and save 72% at the same time.

Tech Specs – What’s in the box: Kikkerland USB AA Battery Charger + Battery. Specifications: Brand: Kikkerland. Includes 1 AA rechargeable Ni-MH batteries. Charges in 4-6 hours. LED indicator light lets you know when charging and fully charged. Priced at $24, thats a saving of $7.

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How’s your driving?

Posted on November 20, 2009 by David Allen

If you are not sure, then with this device you can sure find out and so could your employer if you happen to drive a company vehicle.

The device uses a sixteen channel GPS receiver to monitor the vehicles activity, which means how the vehicle is driven and where it has been, no more moonlighting!

Features – Removed from the car, the reporter connects to your computer’s USB port, and the included software allows you to view the time, date, and precise locations visited–even how fast a driver was travelling–using animated digital street maps. The data can

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Photo frame and printer

Posted on November 19, 2009 by David Allen

Digital photo frames are great; they offer the user the chance display a number of images in a slideshow. However, having to keep connecting to the laptop is a pain, with the iMo photo frame printer, that is not necessary, although you can still connect to the laptop via the USB port.

This device will work with flash drives and SD cards, which means you can take the card out of the camera into the iMo and you can print off images too.

Product Features

•Unique photo frame has a built-in printer to create your own glossy prints in moments

•Standalone photo fram

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Take your drums with you

Posted on November 19, 2009 by David Allen

Being a drummer in a band cannot be that easy as it is not just one of those things that can just turn up and play, it takes some organising.

However, with this roll up drum kit and your laptop, being left out of a jamming session will never happen again.

Features – The kit plugs into a USB port on your PC and the included software allows you to choose from six different drum kits, 48 rhythm patterns, eight special drum effects, and eight bass drum loops. Each of the six sensor pads may be programmed with different effects, enabling you to customize your set up for a cym

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USB powered festive lights

Posted on November 18, 2009 by David Allen

As soon as it gets to December it’s time to think about decorating your desk space for xmas, instead of plugging them into the mains, why not utilise that underworked USB ports and power xmas from your computer!

Theses USB lights only use 1.2 amps, which is not going melt the polar icecaps.

Features – Comes in two styles: Red and Green & Bright White. 18 lights along 6 feet of wire with a 2 foot lead, USB Powered, Safe for offices and Burns bright for years! Priced at $13.99.

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Great place to hide secret data

Posted on November 17, 2009 by David Allen

If you like to store stuff on a flash drive you are going to want to make sure that it is safe and secure.

With these toy brick designs, your stored will be perfectly safe because all you need to do place this with the kids “Lego” and it will always be safe and sound.

Features – Windows, Mac and Linux compatible, USB 2.0 interface, 4 Gigs of storage, Laniard and key ring attachment included and Comes in Red and Black. Priced at $29.99 and $39.99.

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