Having problems with regards to transferring files will now be a thing of the past. Toshiba’s latest Dynadock is also classified as a USB port replicator. The new device from Toshiba promises laptop and netbook owners to experience having their own personal docking station to transfer files at lightning fast speeds. Offering minute size and [...]

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Can we have too many glossy, glowing boxes?  LaCie don’t seem to think so, hence their latest toppled-obelisk design, this time housing a hard-drive media player.  The LaCie LaCinema Classic Bridge can be used with any existing 3.5-inch hard-drive, outputting upscaled 1080p video via HDMI, but it also has a USB port for external, removable drives.
That means [...]

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Considering that we live in the age of the iPod and other MP3 Players, it is very easy to forget that some of us still crave Hi-Fis. In all honesty, I am betting that there is a whole generation that does not know what a Hi-Fi is.
It would appear that JVC is prepared for this [...]

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Verbatim announced their latest mouse offering today with the Color Nano Wireless Notebook Mouse. This mouse works with both Windows and Mac-based systems and uses 2.4GHz RF wireless to connect the device with your computer.
Specifically, a small receiver is connected to your computer’s USB port and that allows for the mouse to work wirelessly. What’s [...]

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Sanyo have announced an LCD projector with integrated WiFi draft-n, the first such model on the market.  Able to stream video content as well as readily connect via Vista’s Network Projector wizard, the Sanyo LP-WXU700 has a maximum WXGA 1280 x 800 resolution.
Brightness is 3,800 lumens from the 275-watt lamp and there’s a 1.8x optical zoom for [...]

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Anti virus systems on your computer are so dull.  Really they just sit there and scare off all the nasty things that like to infest your computer.  That’s all well and good, but couldn’t they keep things interesting?  Even just a little?  Well this design puts a humorous take on keeping viruses out of your [...]

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We all know just how small microSD memory cards are, and here comes along the EagleTec USB NanoSac microSD card reader which is so small, it looks as though you directly plug in your microSD card into the USB slot. It tips the scales at a mere 2 grams (!) and is able to read [...]

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As gaming mods go, adding a mouse to the Sony PSP will either make perfect sense or seem just plain stupid, depending on the type of games you play and whether you do that near a table or not.  Either way, it’s a neat trick to fool the PSP (the USB port of which doesn’t support USB-host) into [...]

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If you’re in the market for a new push-to-talk handset, then you’ll be pleased to hear that Motorola gave up some details about their Clutch i465 today. Though we first heard about it in February, we’re just now getting a good look at it.
This phone is tough. It meets military-grade specs and can stand up [...]

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The Drive Bay Toaster fits into a standard 5.25 inch bay, and is powered by your PC, so now you never need to leave your PC again.
Here’s the specs.

Fits in a standard 5.25 drive bay
Toasts bread in just minutes (bread sold separately)
Requires available USB port and 4 pin Molex power connector
Attractive aluminum finish face plate
Windows [...]

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