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49-port USB hub from Cambrionix
I must admit that the 49-port USB 2.0 hub from Cambrionix is of no use to me, but that doesn’t mean nerds will have a similar opinion. Available for $657, it uses an ATX-2 supply to power all 49 ports. It’s pretty evident that you will not run...
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USB flash disk with fingerprint authentication
Thanks to a USB fingerprint security lock flash drive, my documents and data are now safe. Those prying eyes would cause no harm when the access is right at your fingertips. Your important files and computer itself will virtually be accessible to no..
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Music + Mouse = Music Box USB
All credit to the mastermind designer Bertrand Planes for modifying an iron music box into a USB drive. Beyond being a music box, the top lever also acts as a strolling wheel of a mouse; for scrolling text, changing window size, etc. The piece is...
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Dual fan USB laptop cooler
Available for $11.70, this USB laptop cooler with dual fans is powerful enough to keep your laptop cool. When not in use, you can fold it for easy storage. To keep the fan running, just plug it into the USB port on your notebook. Via:...
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Calvin Klein dodging rivals with USB sunglasses
USB seems in fashion now and to cash in on this necessity of storage devices, some mainstream manufacturers are integrating USB drives into their products. Calvin Klein is introducing its new shades that hide a 4GB USB flash drive inside the right...
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Cool USB spinning hub has many great features
This plug and play USB spinning hub has four ports that are fully compliant with USB 2.0 specifications. It support Windows Vista, XP, 2000 and weighs just 71g. It’s available in two colors, orange and green, and costs around $12.
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Ned Kelly USB drive looks intimidating
An artist has featured notorious Australian bushranger Ned Kelly into USB drive. This USB drive designed with Ned Kelly’s famous homemade plate metal armor and helmet that he adorned in his last clash with police. It comes with 988MB capacity and...
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Remind wristwatch doubles as a portable PC
Designed by Chris Holden, the “Remind” is an identical wristwatch that synchronizes with personal computers through a USB slot and uploads calendar and to do list information, thanks to the modern e-ink technology. Intended particularly for the.
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WWF Penguin USB Drive is awesome for a cause
One reason why you should buy a Penguin USB Drive is because some part of the profit would go the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) charity. The other owes to the originality of the design, making it one of the coolest USB drives on the market. Available at..
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Transformer USB flash drive
Cool factor: Transformer USB Flash Drive Memory: 2GB My take: Takara, a Japanese toy company founded in 1955, is perhaps best known for producing the transforming toylines. The USB flash drive (featured above) is one from their bucket. It does..
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