Showing posts with label USB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USB. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 July 2011

Funny Wirelss “Oppopet Mouse”


Funny wireless optical “Oppopet Mouse” produced by Elecom in collaboration with Nendo has USB receiver in the shape of different animal tails. “To transport the mouse, users plug the tail into the body, as though picking up a small animal to go for a walk. When in use, the mouse takes on a simple discrete shape, and the tail plugs into the computer, extending casually as though a small pet is hiding inside.”
















artcal sourse:http://www.beautifullife.info/industrial-design/funny-wirelss-oppopet-mouse/

Monday, 11 July 2011

Mini DisplayPort to HDMI cables


Meanwhile, all sorts of drugs are somehow imported into the [super secure] borders of most countries (like the US for example), yet a little 'ol cable like the Mini DisplayPort to HDMI cables have been deemed by HDMI org to be illegal. HDMI org are the committee that oversees the HDMI specification, saying such wires are illegal and could soon disappear from stores.

HDMI org claim that any cable with a male Mini DisplayPort connector on one side and a male HDMI connector on the opposite side is unlicensed and shouldn't be sold on store shelves. HDMI org did back up its claims with a few lines from the HDMI specification, one line says that a HDMI cable consists of only HDMI connectors, nothing else is permitted.
If that's not enough, the group also said that all HDMI products undergo compliance testing as defined by the Compliance Testing Specification. Since mDP to HDMI cables aren't mentioned in the HDMI specification, there are no tests associated with the product, so they are unable to be approved. But, cables that include a male mDP connector alongside a female HDMI receptable are fine because a licensed HDMI cable is able to be used.

Wednesday, 15 June 2011

PhotoFast Releases i-FlashDrive (UltraDock and GDock Power)


PhotoFast Global Inc. have released three new Apple products today. First up they have introduced the i-FlashDrive which is a two-way storage device between iOS-based devices and Mac/PC. The device doesn't require your iOS-based device to be jailbroken, the i-FlashDrive is a two-way file transfer accessory for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. The product is Apple-approved and allows users to copy files from desktop to iOS devices and vica versa.



This allows greater flexibility in the form of backups, allowing receiving and backup of files for business trips, copy documents in class or even on an airplane. All it requires is to be plugged in, then disconnected - simple! It also includes built-in contact backup, importing photos from camera roll which allows users to keep a copy off-device. It also features the iCloud API which will be included in later updates of the device. MSRP pricing for 8, 16 and 32GB is USD$95, $115 and $185 respectively.
 
The i-FlashDrive also works as a normal Flash Drive and is compatible with all OSs, including Mac, Windows and Linux. It ships early next month.
 
The second release from PhotoFast is the UltraDock. This is for people with multiple Apple devices and is built as a solution for your living room, office and any other room where you might place your Apple products. When not using your iOS-based device, dock it and let it charge. Got another iOS-based device? Dock it too, the UltraDock can charge and sync three devices at the same time!

The UltraDock has an MSRP of USD$70 and ships early next month.
 
Finally, we have the GDock power. The GDock power is a portable battery dock with a nice, universal dock design which allows you to put an iPhone or iPod on it without taking off its cover and casing. Take the GDock power with you and it allows you twice the power. While it's charging your device it will also sync it with your Mac or PC.
The GDock power has an MSRP of USD$60 and ships early next month also.
artcal sourse:http://www.tweaktown.com/news/19966/photofast_releases_i_flashdrive_ultradock_and_gdock_power/index.html

Friday, 15 April 2011

Mobile Eye-Fi memory card X2


The X2 Mobile Eye-Fi is an 8GB SDHC memory provides instant charging anywhere in the camera to connect wirelessly to a mobile device like the iPhone, Android or iPad. Owners of other Eye-Fi card X2 will benefit directly Eye-Fi mode, scheduled for later this week, which enables the cards to make a direct connection to a mobile device by creating their own Wi-Fi network anywhere.


The implementation of direct mode will be joined by the new IOS Android and applications that allow smart phones and tablets to receive the files sent from a memory card Eye-Fi X2. Directly and accompanying applications are offered as a free upgrade for all Eye-Fi card X2. The X2 mobile Eye-Fi will be released on April 17, 2011 for $ 79.99.

Monday, 11 April 2011

New USB 3.0 Flash Drives from Green House PicoDriveF3 Pico


Peripherals Japanese company Green House announced its new flash drive PicoDrive F3. It uses USB 3.0 interface and comes in capacities of 64 GB, 32 GB and 16 GB. 64 and 32 GB variants offer transfer rates of 120 MB / s read / write 80 MB / s, while the 16 GB version is read at 120 MB / s and writes at 45 MB / s. The unit measures 73.2 (W) x 19.75 (D) 9 (H) mm, weighing 13.5 g. Green House will begin selling in Japan, where 16, 32 and 64 GB variants will pay the price of about $ 71, $ 140 and $ 235, respectively.


               


Sunday, 16 January 2011

Victorinox Secure SSD USB Drives

Victorinox Swiss Army has introduced at the CES 2011 its new line of USB flash memory devices, inclduing the Slim, Slim Duo and the Secure SSD. The Slim and Slim Duo both combine portable USB drive with Victorinox’s standard pocket knife function such as blades, nail files, and scissors and are flight friendly. The Slim has 64GB capacity while the Slim Duo gets 128GB.

The Secure SSD, on the other hand, is the world’s smallest 256GB solid-state drive. It includes a Swiss Army Knife and offers secure data encryption and comes with an integrated 96×48 Bistable LCD/e-Paper display.

Friday, 14 January 2011

Beautiful Tiny Violin USB Flash Drive



You know what this is? It’s a Tiny Violin USB Flash Drive holding an MP3 of the world’s saddest song just for you. It’s about time that insult got upgraded to the 21st century. I’ll call it Tiny Violin 2.0. Look it really is a flash drive:
Features:
High-Speed USB 2.0 certified
Durable silicone casing
Hot Plug and Play; Functions like another hard drive
No driver needed for most operating systems
Support: Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and Mac OS
Dimension: 82 x 30 x 9mm (approx.)
Weight: 15g

Capacity:
4GB


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