Category Archives: USB

Beam up Scotty!

Posted on November 17, 2009 by David Allen

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This is a must for all fans of the original series of Star Trek; this happen during sometime called the sixties whatever that was!

Of course, you cannot actually speak to Scotty on this communicator and besides, did Captain Kirk ever say “Beam Me Up” anyway.

Features – Faithful to the original design first seen in the original series, it plugs into a Mac or a PC running Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7 using its built-in USB cable, allowing you to use it to make internet phone calls (requires broadband internet connection and your preferred voice-over-IP software). Wi

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The TARDIS USB Hub

Posted on November 13, 2009 by David Allen

With the new series of Dr Who starting this weekend in the UK, it is appropriate that this TARDIS USB four port hub should turn up.

You get four extra USB ports and a blue flashing light too, what more could you want, Time Travel too!

Features – The official Doctor Who Tardis Hub. A 4 port USB hub replicating the 1950s Police phone box Tardis from the show. A flashing lantern on the Tardis’ roof. A time-travelling sound effect. The light and sound effects are triggered when a USB device is plugged into the port. Sound effects are optional and are controlled via an

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USB flash drive with the force

Posted on November 10, 2009 by David Allen

The force will always be these 4 Gb flash drives as they come in the style of Star Wars Characters and in true Boba Fett style let us hope he don’t lose his head.

These are like little funny versions of the film characters, that have somehow become short and fat, probably something to do with gravity or something.

Star Wars 4 GB Flash Drives – Republic approved thumb drive storage devices, Provides 4 GB of storage, Dimensions: 3 inches tall. Priced at $39.99.

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The travel power adapter

Posted on November 4, 2009 by David Allen

This is an adapter that will get you juiced up in around a hundred fifty countries, which is handy if you do a lot of travelling and need to charge up your gadgets in the worlds weird and wonderful power circuits.

Features – The adapter’s plug configures to fit a variety of international sockets, and its AC outlet and two built-in USB ports allow you to power or charge three devices at once. The USB ports eliminate the need to carry multiple chargers for USB-powered cell phones, digital cameras,

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Handy USB Digital Photo Frame

Posted on November 2, 2009 by David Allen

You know when you into some offices and the person that you are meeting has loads of photos on their desk, am I the only one that thinks that these are annoying!

Why have a lot of photos and frames when you could simply have a neat little 3.5 inch digital photo frame that is powered though the USB port, simply put your own SD card in and you are away.

Product Features – 3.5″ Photo Frame runs off internal battery or USB power, Bright 320 x 240 resolution Screen, SD card slot plays photos directly from a memory card, Plays MP3 files and has built-in headphone Jack an

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The USB powered missile launcher

Posted on October 30, 2009 by David Allen

Let the war begin in the office once more, but this time the weapons race has stepped up a little bit for this device uses compressed air to fire the payload a distance of around ten feet.

Now ten feet may not sound like much, but in the office it is intercontinental and worthy of superpower status.

These missiles are made from foam, but it is guaranteed not to lose power as it is connected to the computer USB port.

Features – this one does not require the use of batteries and is powered by a PC via USB cable. The included software CD installs a control panel on y

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USB digital picture converter

Posted on October 29, 2009 by David Allen

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This is the sort of device that you wish you had on the odd occasion. However, never really got around to getting one from yourself.

It converts those old 35 mm slides and even the negatives from old photographs into digital images, and then these images can be safely stored away on the computer.

Features – It has a 5MP CMOS sensor that provides 10 bits per colour cha

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USB RC Car Was $49.95 Now $14.95!

Posted on October 23, 2009 by David Allen

Sometimes stress is a killer, there is no doubt about that, so what is needed is a stress reliever and this little car that uses your laptop for power and control the stress is simply lifted off.

What’s more this little Mini was priced at $50, but now it can be yours for just $14.95 is that a bargain or what?

Features – The racer can travel up to three feet from its USB-connected garage transmitter; after a five-minute tour, a 10-minute pit stop in the garage (which doubles as its charging station) refuels its batteries. An LED on the garage indicates when the car is f

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The USB flash drive watch

Posted on October 22, 2009 by David Allen

When you store something on a flash drive the worst fear is that you lose it and then the fear hits you that you have not encrypted the data on the drive, so now you are really worried.

The simple solution is to keep your data close to you at all times and a watch is perfect for that purpose.

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, Huge 8GB capacity, Watch dial size: 1.1″ x 1″ (29 x 25mm) and Flash drive size:

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Recon plane with USB connection

Posted on October 20, 2009 by David Allen

Fancy yourself as a bit of a spy or even a paparazzi? Then get close the action with this remote controlled spy plane, it has a built in digital camera that can take up to fifteen images or up to fourteen seconds of video at the press of a button on the controller.

Just image the sort of images that you could download via the USB connection. The planes battery takes twenty minutes to charge, this will provide the pilot with six minutes of flying time.

Features – It has a digital camera built into the top of its wing that records up to 15 still photos at the push of a but

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