This is cute. It’s a USB card reader that is shaped like and labeled as the “Ctrl” and “Enter” keys. It’s a totally functional card reader that supports SD, micro SDHC, MicroSD, Sony M2, Memory Stick, and MS duo cards as well as MicroSD/T-Flash/Micro SDHC and Sony M2 cards. It is USB 2.0 compatible and… Continue reading USB Card Reader shaped like the ‘Ctr” and ‘Enter’ keyboard keys
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Split Stick – 2 Flash Drives In One
Some ‘crazy’ people over at quirky.com have designed a flash drive they named the Split Stick. This is a 2GB, double-ended flash drive that allows you to switch between 2 different memory units by sliding a button along, separating your work from leisure or whatever else it may be that you choose to keep separate.… Continue reading Split Stick – 2 Flash Drives In One
Gardenwatch Cam – watch your garden grow from your desk
The Gardenwatch Cam is a snappy little innovation that lets you record your garden growing by taking pictures at predetermined intervals (standard ones are 1 min, 5 mins, 30 mins, 1 hour, 4 hours, 24 hours or set your own!) in JPEG format, and them playing them back to you in a Discovery Channel-style long… Continue reading Gardenwatch Cam – watch your garden grow from your desk
USB Robot Flash Drive
Novelty USB flash drives are always popular – you think of it, it has probably been made! This little find is a rather cute retro robot that also serves as a 1GB flash drive – simply pop his head off to reveal a USB plug, plug him into the computer and away you go. To… Continue reading USB Robot Flash Drive
Add Some Bling To Your Memory Stick
Take a good look at your memory stick? What does it say about you? Why should it be just a single colour or have a little flashing light as its only stand-out factor? If you like something a little more personal I recently found a memory stick with a little more sparkle – read more… Continue reading Add Some Bling To Your Memory Stick
Article Recap for the Week Ending Apr 24, 2009
Here are some of our notable articles for the past week. First we pondered whether Twitter’s popularity would last. Google News now has a Timeline of Events – nice feature. We noticed that YouTube were looking to accept full length and legal content, while Fuijitsu have developed some secure new memory sticks. Adobe announced their… Continue reading Article Recap for the Week Ending Apr 24, 2009
ReQall – Give Yourself A Brain Extension
ReQall is a very nice piece of to-do software; it allows you to make a to-do with reminders via a wide range of media. When setting yourself a to-do note, you can call their toll free number and dictate the note (using voice recognition software), text the note, instant message (IM) the note, send via… Continue reading ReQall – Give Yourself A Brain Extension
Fujitsu Develop Data-Erase USB Memory Sticks
Fujitsu have just announced their latest memory security device; one that erases the data after a certain time period and also has the ability to block users from copying the files from the memory stick to a PC. Perfect if you’ve had your memory stick with confidential files on lost or stolen (something that that… Continue reading Fujitsu Develop Data-Erase USB Memory Sticks