Lego fans looking to transfer their files around have been given yet another unofficial Lego inspired USB drive today.
The Zip Zip memory brick is a USB 2.0 flash memory drive housed within a replica Lego brick.
Although not indorsed by Lego, the company even goes as far as saying: “This product is not sponsored, authorised or endorsed by the Lego Group of Companies” it will still work with the official Lego bricks.
Have a look at these little adorable USB flash drives, cute and tiny, I think they would make excellent gifts for anyone!
Logitech has just released a MAc version of its popular diNovo Edge keyboard which they have been manufacturing for the PC for some time. It is the first diNovo keyboard designed specifically for the Mac.
Kingston has just added a few new USB flash drives to its DataTraveler line called the Kingston DataTraveler Mini Slims.
Cool USB gadget handmade and aged to perfection with built-in 1 GB of precious memory. This trendy Wine Cork USB is one awesome device to give away. Wine connoisseurs will definitely grab one of these data storage devices built to imitate the figure of a wine cork stopper.
Ergonomically shaped, this futuristic gaming keypad “is very small in size and has only those keys which are required to play your games.” That’s not all, it also comes with a label printer. Come inside for more exclusive pics. Read the rest of this entry »
With school going back in session in just a month, a refresh to Apple’s popular notebooks and iPods appears to be closely imminent, as Apple has advised resellers to ready themselves for current-product shortages. Read the rest of this entry »
This funky design workstation developed by ErgoMotions, is an innovative prototype that will surely create an unrivaled niche in the gaming and workstation market. Featuring an industrial rack mounted hardened PC, it suspends two 19†monitors.
This mouse concept by Lite-on is made of lightweight modeling clay with a flexible polyurethane and nylon fabric cover that lets you mold it into whatever shape is most comfortable for you.
The stick on, radio-frequency controlled mouse buttons and touch-sensitive scroll pad can be attached in any position to suit the user. How cool is that, I really do hope a company puts this into production.
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