Tag: USB
Hitachi LifeStudio drives makes it easier to archive digital memories
July 14th, 2010, No Comments
While digital cameras in this day and age are extremely affordable (if you’re talking about a decent entry-level model) and have no recurring costs like purchasing and developing film, it comes at a price – you will need to have a proper backup system of all your photos if you were to dive knee deep into photography. Not only that, do remember the pain of migration from one platform to another over time since formats and media types tend to change as well, alongside the risk of the magnetic bits on your hard drive platter disintegrating in time, so make sure you always have at least two backups of a single photo wherever you are. Hitachi is proud to develop what they call an evolved hard drive, bringing the Hitachi LifeStudio Drives to the market as the first and only All-in-One external drive that makes it a whole lot easier to organize, protect and relive life’s most stunning moments.
Wooden USB Flash Drive Comes With Post Its
February 5th, 2009, No Comments
Post It notes are one of the greatest inventions ever for offices, as these little sticky notes sure come in handy when you need to remind yourself or your colleagues of an outstanding task. This wooden USB flash drive comes with 2GB of internal memory, but it has an edge that others don’t – there is an integrated Post It dispenser along one end of the entire drive, allowing you to scribble down important notes and stick them around your monitor. This would be perfect if it came with a built-in writing instrument as well as more memory, but it is one of the more interesting convergence office devices that most offices could make do with. No idea on pricing though.
Japan is Now WiMax Ready
February 4th, 2009, No Comments
Japanese telecommunication company UQ Communication offers free WiMax to all subscribers (limited to 5000 people) until June 2009. Starting today until the 15th, if you subscribe to a WiMax connection in Tokyo, Yokohama, or Kawasaki for a monthly fee of 4,480 Yen, then you will receive free WiMax service with 40Mbps downlink and 10Mbps uplink speed. Just remember that you need one of these WiMax USBs or PCMCIA cards.
The Four Eyes USB Drive
January 23rd, 2009, No Comments
Most USB drives are getting smaller and smaller, some so small that many of us would either lose them or manage to break them. With the trend as it is, many might find it odd to see this Four Eyes USB Drive. It’s not even trying to be small, yet it has a reason for the shape it flaunts so proudly. The glasses are to pay respects to all of the nerds, the misfits. The long yet thin shape is so that you can not only use this as your USB drive, but for a bookmark as well.
I-K50, Keenwood’s Latest iPod and DAP Friendly Car CD Player
December 23rd, 2008, No Comments
Searching for a nice and DAP friendly in-car CD player? Kenwood may have exactly what you’re looking for with their I-K50. It supports MP3, WMA and AAC files stored on a CD or USB key, and thanks to its USB port it can also be connected to an iPOD or any other DAP.
USB Powered Heated Sheep Slippers
December 14th, 2008, No Comments
These little sheep slippers are adorable. And USB powered. Plug them into your computer and they will heat your feet up. You can remove the plug if you want to walk away from your computer (but why would you want to do that?). I’m wearing a pair of these right now. 2 pairs in fact. Thinking of getting another pair for my hands too. So cold.
USB Warmer Mouse from Brando
December 9th, 2008, No Comments
Its been getting kinda cold in my country as the monsoon season just arrived and it’s freezing during the nights. So its cool that the Brando guys came out with the USB Warmer Mouse which is not an ordinary mouse but can keep your hands warm especially in winter or in a chilled working place.
