Category Archives: USB

The Iron Key Flash Drive

Posted on May 20, 2010 by David Allen

If you any have data that is sensitive and valuable but have transport it around using a flash drive, you are going to need the best one around.

With a password being easy to hack, do you really want to take that responsibility or would you rather carry your data around in something better and safer like the iron key, this is military style security at your fingertips.

Here are the specs and features for the Iron key flash drive:

•Fast 30MBPS Read, 20MBPS Write

•Drive contents encrypted with AES CBC-Mode Encryption

•Onboard IronKey Password-manager k

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How is your driving?

Posted on May 18, 2010 by David Allen

If you have ever wondered how your wife or kids are driving your car when you are not with them, maybe you need this device as it reports all of the cars activity, speeds and even the routes taken.

All that is needed is for the device to be left somewhere within the car, it can hold up to a hundred hours worth of data and conveniently connects to a laptop through the USB port.

Here are some of the specs and features of the driving activity reporter:

Removed from the car, the reporter connects to your computer’s USB port, and the included software allows you to vie

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The Hub For All Your USB’s

Posted on May 13, 2010 by David Allen

This has to be the ultimate USB hub, it is made in metal for that retro look and takes sixteen USB connectors all at one time, how cool is that!

You are never going to be without a spare port ever again, unless there are some people that have a desk full of USB powered devices.

Here are the specs and features of the USB super sixteen port hub:

•USB 2.0 hub with a whopping 16 ports

•Connect up your printer, digicam, card reader, mp3 player, Snowbot, Missile Launcher, etc.

•Up to 2 PCs can connect to the hub and share the sour

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Convert LP’s to Digital

Posted on May 11, 2010 by David Allen

Even though they were made in their millions, LP’s are now quite valuable and so for collectors it is better not to play them anymore to keep the value.

However, with this digital convertor the user can play them just once more to get a perfect digital copy that can be put onto a CD or Mp3, so they get to listen to the tracks and keep the LP’s in great condition too.

Here are the features and details of the digital music converter:

An independent media testing firm used 21, 31, and 45 year-old records to test sound quality and this model was found to provide superio

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The USB Pebble Hand Warmer

Posted on May 4, 2010 by David Allen

In the winter when it gets icy cold as it does here in the UK, working on the computer can play havoc with hands, you could wear gloves but it is like having fingers that are twice as thick as normal.

However, this pebble like device can help you out, it is powered by the USB port, takes five hours to charge and a single charge will last for ten hours worth of use at a temperature between 100 and 113 degrees.

Here are the details and specs of the USB Hand warmer:

•Battery powered hand warmer

•Uses built-in Li-Polymer rechargeable batteries

•Charges o

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Desktop Cup Device

Posted on May 4, 2010 by David Allen

Anyone who works in an office will know that if they have a drink at their desk, they can never fully enjoy it; interruptions mean that it will be either too cold or warm by the time that they actually get around to finishing the drink.

This device however serves two purposes, it will keep a cold drink cool and a hot drink warm, the great thing is that it plugs into the USB port for power, while the user can adjust the temperature to suit their own needs.

Here are some of the specs and features of the Desktop cup device:

Drawing power from a USB port on your computer, i

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Secret Video Camera Pen

Posted on April 28, 2010 by David Allen

Stick this into your shirt or coat pocket and nobody will know that you are secretly filming them. Of course, there are several uses for this device; the first is obvious secretly filming someone to get evidence, while the other is secretly filming people in order to capture something funny.

Personally, I prefer the later! Once you have your material, it connects to a laptop through the USB port where it can be edited to how you want it.

Here are some specs and features of the video camera pen:

Its built-in colour camera lens is located just above the pocket clip and it

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How To Fix A Poor Cellphone Signal

Posted on April 21, 2010 by David Allen

If you are one of those people who live in an area with a poor cellphone service, then you are probably worrying about what to do, or even wondering if there is anything that can be done to make the signal stronger.

Well it seems that the solution could be easier than we thought, with this USB powered cellphone booster, simply plug into the USB port of your laptop and that is normally enough to increase the signal by a two or three bars, now that is cool.

Here are some of the specs and features of the USB cellphone booster:

Product Features

•USB powered device

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Pen Sized Electronic Microscope

Posted on April 21, 2010 by David Allen

This handy device can be used by many people doing different types of job from technical repairs to fine art appraisal, so this is a really nice piece of the kit at a price of under $150 making it affordable to many people.

The device is powered through the USB port of the computer; it also draws it power from there too. Magnification can be chosen from x10 right up to x200 through the LED illuminated wand.

Here are some of the specs and features of the microscope wand:

Its 7mm optics provides 10X – 200X magnification; a built-in LED illuminates your subject while

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The Grenade Shaped Flash Drive

Posted on April 19, 2010 by David Allen

Luckily these flash drives are small in size, if they happened to be full size then there would be trouble in store every time that you went out and just imagine the getting your flash drive at the airport!

As far as the flash drive goes, the user gets up to 8 Gb’s of storage, which is not bad at all when you compare it to the other devices around.

Here are some specs and features of the Grenade USB Flash Drive:

Pull the plug and lob your old flash drive out your window (preferably, after you have backed up the files, but who are we to tell you what to do?). Store you

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