USB Battery Charger Box for just $7.99

USB Battery Charger Box is a smart charger which provides you a very convenient source of USB power. With just a set of four AA or AAA batteries, this nifty device converts into a USB charger and provides enough juice to your USB powered toys. It will cost you for just $7.99; which is not a big price to pay for such a comfort.

HOBO U10 data logger: A USB device to monitor electricity consumption

Onset has presented a USB kit to monitor electricity consumption by your electric appliances. The device is called HOBO temperature logger Kit. The device can monitor for example when attached to your AC that how many time did AC switched on and what is the variance in temperature. It can also be used to monitor temperature variance in your home and even of your refrigerator. All this data can help you to monitor your homes heating system and cooling system so that you can properly manage the output of your electrical devices and help control that ever bulging electricity bill. The device is USB based so all the recorded data can be easily transferred to your PC and analyzed. The kit is priced at $79 and will include a HOBO U10 data logger and a software copy for the device.

Enhanced USB powered Aquariums

Improving over the previous USB Mini Desktop Aquarium, a pleasant new USB motorized aquarium is out there in the market to quench your yearn for such a device. The new USB Aquarium is not only bigger in size but props up a fine plastic frame on each side as well. The information provided (in Japanese) did not reveal much about other specifications though; the aquarium provides a variety to choose between the USB powered volcano and two USB powered underwater Christmas scenes. No words on pricing.

Addonics allows the use of eSATA drive on laptop with eSATA to USB 2.0 converter

Earlier you had to look for other sources to connect your eSATA drives to apply with a notebook that doesn’t comprise an eSATA port. It is a matter of past, now, for Addonics is out there with an eSATA to USB 2.0 converter, which will allow the use of the eSATA drive on your laptop through USB. It will not only allow use of the eSATA drive but presents an additional adapter to adjust SATA to eSATA and then to the USB letting the use of either of the SATA drives as well. You may also get the SATA to USB adapter (if required). As far as software is concerned, it supports RAID and port Multipliers, whereas, the adapter works in Windows and Mac OS X. The only snag, if you consider it, is its data transfer speed with the adapter that is 32MB/s, which is slow in comparison to eSATA ready devices.

USB-enabled wireless presenter by Chois Technology

Taking the Next Generation Computing Show 2006 as a backdrop, Chois Technology showcased a glossy wireless USB-enabled presenter with a wireless remote controller. The X-pointer XP140 with its 512MB storage capacity can work within 30m, means teachers and instructors no longer need to stay beside their computers or laptops. Now you may be able to turn the pages, demonstrated on the projector, by simple clicking and browse the files under the Word, Excel, PowerPoint as well as Internet. You will have to pay about 60,000(KRW) to own the laser pointer.

Charge your Portable gadgets on the go with Ecosol Powerstick

How many times it might have happened to you that you are on the move and one of your lifeline gadget runs low on battery and you have no option left other than to find a charging point or a replace it with the optional battery you are carrying. The things can change if you try this Ecosol Powerstick once you get it charged fully it can then be used in turn to charge your cell phones,Blackberry or a camera. There is also an indicator on the Powerstick which tells you exactly how much power is left in the stick. Can come in handy when you have to receive a important call of a client or your boss and your gadget starts beeping low battery sound. Alternatively it can be used to charge a whole gamut of devices from PMP, DAP to even PDA’s.

InstantVideo To Go: Convert VOB files to H.264 video at an express speed

You may think that the device pictured above is nothing but a normal USB dongle, But I am afraid that you are highly mistaken! ADS calls this the first H.264 hardware accelerator, and has named this sprinter as InstantVideo To Go. This device is a godsend for iPod and PSP lovers as it massively speeds up the encoding procedure to about 20 times. To make a comparison any software takes 5 hours to convert a 100-minute video from VOB to 320×240 H.264 video. But this device speeds up the procedure so you complete the same task in just 20 minutes. The device is priced at a low $79.99 and is obviously a must buy for all iPod and PSP lovers.

HDD-204: A hard case from Jargy

Jargy has introduced HDD-204 a 1-inch mini hard disc case with USB cable attached to it. The compact nature of the case gives both maximum mobility and flexibility. The device is compatible to Windows XP/2000/Me/98SE/Mac OS X/8.6~9.X. It can also serve as a external HDD through USB2.0. It also has storage space for the USB cable and plug which come attached to it. There is no info on the price and availability.

Microsoft patent volatile forgetful USB key

With the emergence of more and more wireless standards, we can common household appliances, such as audio and video equipment, going wireless with a whopping increase. The task to setup a wireless home network has become more tedious and risky for the users. Therefore, Microsoft has just filled a new patent for a volatile USB key that could make things lot more easier and safer as it could store configuration codes. The USB key uses a memory card with a leaky capacitor, which can provide juice enough for one hour. I think this time is sufficient to setup a wireless network. This bright colored USB will loose all its information of your codes after one hour to ensure full security if in case you lost this USB. Well I think this is a bright idea, as now we don’t have to compromise with our network security.

USB smoke sucker ashtray for just $5

Sometimes smoke rising from your cigarette may trouble a person sitting next to you. The USB smoke sucker ashtray will be a great relief for him as it is a car shaped fancy ashtray. This USB powered device has a fan inside it to suck the smoke emitted by your cigarette and filter it through a carbon filter. What is bad in purchasing a device for just $5 if it can save some body from passive smoking to some extent?