Tiny ‘USB Chocolate MP3 Player’ with 2GB memory!

Its the geekiest plug and play USB MP3 player I’ve ever seen. Though it measures only 12g, it is armed with a whopping 2GB in-built memory and a host of other features. The USB Chocolate MP3 Player is one of the tiniest MP3 player to hit the gadget world. It measures 30 x 43 x 10mm in size, and weighs only 12g. The player supports MP3 and WMA formats and is compatible with Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista, Linux or Mac OS. It comes loaded with a 2GB memory that allows you to store all your favorite songs. The four color LEDs keep you engaged while you enjoy your music. The player is also equipped with a built-in rechargeable battery that allows you to take your music wherever you go. The accessories include an earphone, a neck strap and a USB charge & sync cable. The USB Chocolate MP3 Player is available for $39.00 at Brando. Source

SIIG intro’s USB-to-ExpressCard adapter

SIIG recently introduced an USB-to-ExpressCard adapter, which allows any USB 2.0 port on a computer to function as an ExpressCard slot. It runs on Windows Vista and Mac OS X 10.3+ but for any driver. The only feasible trouble is that the adapter is just compatible with USB-capable ExpressCard devices; PCI-based ExpressCards won’t work. Yet, you are enabled to cram more ExpressCards than ever envisaged by you into your machine right now for more or less $32 per adapter. The adapter also brags an utmost transfer rate of 480Mbps and gives support to hot swapping. Speaking on the contrary, if it is the card of USB2.0 connection, it is not required to stick to the Express34/54 card slot alone Image Read

Kinyo Releases DS-350 speakers

If you love to own stylish and useful gadgets then check out for this! Recently, Kinyo has released an interesting gadget which is a DS-350 USB flash disk drive speaker. It can effectively play MP3 and WMAs from the USB flash drives. The speakers can effectively generate total output of 2 watts with 4 AA batteries. It is quite interesting to see that companies are releasing such impressive and pocket friendly gadgets. If you are looking for one then DS-350 is shipping at approximately $40. for those who really wants to gift something to their flash drives then go for this tiny soundtrack. It would be the best gift and affordable too! Via:engadget

Flash drive – stores folders, looks like one too!

The market is flooded with all sort of weird looking USB flash drives. And frankly, for a device that a company cannot differentiate too much in terms of the basic features, all that remains to do is change the appearance. The customers, too, will choose a particular device solely based on its looks. In case of the latest USB flash drive concept from Art Lebedev, a picture is worth a thousand words. The flash drive is shaped like a classic folder, not too different from the windows’ folder icon. By leaving a large flat surface on either side, the flash drive would be easy to label too. Being a concept, further details are unavailable at this point in time. Get one of these in stores and surely geeks will rush to get one.

Bring a little bit of Antartica to your desktop with the Penguin Mouse

Oh yes, I agree. The headline is a little bit too hyped but instead of beating about the bush, let’s go straight to the matter into this weird computer mouse that has been shaped like a penguin. Now, that explains the headline and coming to the Penguin Mouse, it is a wireless mouse that will let you interact with your computer minus the hassles of irritating wires. This cheery looking Penguin Mouse will give all PC users a welcome respite from monotony with it’s bright colours and cheeky design. To use this mouse, you need to plug in a USB receiver that comes along with this wireless mouse. This USB receiver will receive signals from the Penguin Mouse and transmit it to your computer. The Penguin Mouse also has a very decent range of two metres from your desktop or laptop and since it is based on radio frequency, it works virtually on any surface. The wireless Penguin Mouse retails for $20. Via: geekalerts

Mandriva throws Linux love to its 4GB bootable Flash drive

Now, the Linux lovers have a new device boot their full-fledged Linux operating system from an USB drive. Mandriva has thrown some Linux love to its 4GB bootable Flash drive. The new flash drive offers the Mandriva Linux 2007 KDE 32-bit that really needs no installation and can boot off the USB 2.0 stick straight-forward. Other than that, it also boasts drivers for PC video cards, wireless adapters and modems. It also sport some open source desktop environments, applications and plug-ins. Available for $175. Via: EverythingUSB

Gold and Diamond USB, how’s that!

You might have heard about laptops, watches, cellphones and even ice-cream cone embedded with gold or diamond but as this cone is just unveiled, I guess, you might not have heard about it but you can surely check the link. Now, for the first time for all the spendthrift consumers an expensive USB drive has striked our gadgets that is also implanted with gold and diamond. This luxurious USB drive is made of gold and comes with diamonds studded into its design. Therefore, when we talk about diamonds and gold it is quite obvious that there is nothing more left to say about its storage and moreover you can also easily guess its price but if you already have cellphones or laptops made of gold and diamond, I think this luxurious accessory will also add some more stars to your status. Still, if you somehow make your mind to get it, you can pick this gold and diamond USB stick in 14 or 18-carat gold for $3500 and with diamonds for $2800. Nothing more left to quote and now the ball is in your court. Via: Newlaunches

Brando intros USB-enabled Plasma Ball

This is something every self- appraised geek ought to encompass a USB Plasma Ball. Although the Plasma ball is not anything new, this one is unusual as it is USB-based. While you are feeling fed up you can always look at the flashes between the center of and the edge of the ball. Lay a hand on the surface of the 3″ ball and blue flashes of lightning will welcome you. With the boss around, you can utilize the on / off switch. To be deficient in the escalation, other worthless accessories of the USB, Brando opted for providing to a usual ball of the plasma the connectivity of the USB that did not ever yearn for. For $16,99, the capability of terrifying to your colleagues and members of the light family with an interactive show who have thought that the dozens of times are within your grasping! Hey, at least the base is not aligned with the LED blue. Read

Relive the 80s with USB Disco Light

Brando has come out with yet cool USB device-the USB Disco Light. USB Disco Light is a lightweight and portable USB device that comes with different colored LEDs, which gives you disco lights in dark environments. The plug and play device is powered by your USB port. It is foldable and the light direction can be conrolled. The LED changes to a different colour every second. The device will be a good partner for laptop users and travelers. USB Disco Light is available at brando for $9.00. Source.

Tao Ma’s absolute USB!

Tao Ma is an emerging name in the field of design. We have already witnessed some of his creative talent in his Bracelet phone I, Bracelet phone II, Roll phone, the redesigned Roll phone, the Quartz telephone and USB E-lighter to name a few. His domain of knowledge is quite vast regarding the processes and feasibilities of product. And now he has come up with an interesting USB, named ‘absolute usb’. Spool down to see for yourself, The style is from the USB logo, like three-pronged fork or weapon. Who knows, perhaps Satan will buy this USB!