Posts Tagged ‘USB’
TruLink Wireless USB to HDMI kit and swivel cables
CablestoGo continue their lifelong vendetta against Cables with their latest addition to the war on cable tangle. The TruLink Wireless USB to HDMI kit has a mission statement as clear and easy to understand as its name. All you have to do is pop the USB transmitter in to your PC or Mac and attach the HDMI receiver to your screen of choice and the Wireless USB to HDMI kit…
Fun and unusual USB gadgets – Possibly the perfect stocking fillers!
If you’re looking to fill-out Christmas stockings with some inexpensive, highly useful and fun presents, then look no further than the following few USB gadgets, which will guarantee to put a smile on the face of the receiver on Christmas Day and possibly help keep them smiling all through the year. USB Foot Warmer Cold feet, like an annoying colleague persistently humming throughout the day, or a mouse that seems…
Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Electric Toothbrush: The iPhone of toothbrushes
I love technology crammed where you wouldn’t normally think to put it. One of my favourite things I came across last year was a fridge with a built-in, internet-connected touchscreen. That is all kinds of awesome as far as I am concerned. So when I heard that Philips were applying their technological might to the humble toothbrush I was eager to find out more. The toothbrush is an amazing invention…
Don’t put a lid on it – Freecom’s USB DataBar
I know it’s my own fault, but I’m forever losing the caps of USB sticks. Admittedly, most of them have been freebies from PR companies, courses or various seminars, which is probably why I don’t take care of them. And, of course it’s my own fault that they get gunked up with biscuit crumbs, sticky sweets and the rest of the detritus that seems to lurk at the bottom of…
Toshiba AT100: Android tablets hit maturity
This Autumn sees a wealth of mature Android tablets hitting stores – pumped up with better specs and the new 3.1 and 3.2 Honeycomb operating systems. One of these mature devices is the Toshiba AT100 (formally known as the Thrive). How does it shape up? Read on. The Toshiba AT100 launched on September 1st, bringing with it Android 3.1 – Google’s first tablet-optimised OS. Most new tablets will be sporting…
Palo Alto cubik: High-end USB speaker system review
Remember Palo Alto? We had a look at their musik USB powered system a few days ago and were quite impressed. For a mere £50 they delivered surprisingly impressive audio over a USB connection. Well obviously on a £50 system some compromises have to be made so what would a Palo Alto system with a bit more money thrown behind it sound like? Enter Palo Alto’s high-end computer speaker system,…
Palo Alto musik USB speakers review
Whilst many audiophiles are punching the air right now, enraged at the very mention of USB-powered speakers, for a normal person they are a necessary compromise. Inferior quality audio at a reasonable price and high-levels of convenience. Still it would be nice to not have to skimp on audio fidelity wouldn’t it? Enter palo alto’s musik USB powered speakers. Stylish and lightweight, there’s a very real fear when you take…
Duracell and Dane-Elec memory cards and USB sticks
Duracell is a globally-recognised brand best known for its long-lasting batteries that wedge all other batteries firmly in the shade. Dane-Elec is a less well known company, which, after a brief but essential couple of seconds Google research, I found out is a manufacturer and distributor of Flash memory products. So what do you get when these two deeply diverging companies in both their products and prestige join forces? –…
IDAPT i2 Wire-Free Universal Charger
If you’re anything like me then you watch too many cartoons and bore people at parties extolling the brilliance of The Venture Bros. You also have far too many gadgets strewn across your desk, all demanding juice. I have a complex ritual, shuffling mini-, micro- and big-fat USB leads across to power my iPhone, DS and whatever else is demanding power that day. One day all gadgets will have inductive…
Panasonic Hi-Fi HC15 review
Uh-oh. A new Hi-Fi without an iPod dock? What were the engineers behind the Panasonic SC-HC15 thinking? That people could live with MP3 CDs and USB sticks filled with tunes as long as the system looks good enough? We tested that theory out. Sound First of all – it sounds good. Whatever voodoo that goes on in the name of the Aero Stream Port, it works well. You get a…
