I’m sure we all have our own definition of an ideal cable, meaning a cable which connects to more then one device. For me, the new 3-in-1 cable from USB Fever is it.

The 3-in-1 cable works with any iPhone or iPad type product, any device using a microUSB connector or any device which uses miniUSB connector.

What is great about this cable is that three different connectors are seamlessly integrated with the end part of the cable. You do not see three wires splitting off for different connectors. All in-line, tight and organized. Here take a look:

In addition the iPhone 3-in-1 cable is tethered to a retractable assembly to pull the wires in when not in use.

For me, all of the above is ideal because I have one station at home which charges my kids DS, my iPhone and my Nikon point-n-shoot camera. Now I can power all three with only one cable.

Yesterday we spoke about Elcom introducing a USB power strip and today we have USB Fever with a  solar powered USB hub.  We where very excited to hear about this product -  as it seems to be a step up from the introduction from yesterday, and it’s got some great features, but unfortunately, the solar power charging system isn’t for the USB devices which are connected, but rather the built-in LED torch light [insert sad face here].

I understand it would take a fairly big solar panel to correctly power 4-5 devices connected to a USB hub, but it would be nice to see a trickle charge feature for anything connected.  Like I said yesterday, in our house we have 3 iPhones, a Flip Video camera, two blue-tooth headsets and some other stuff, so a solar powered trickle charging USB hub would be nice.

SuperSpeed USB 3.0 is just hitting the market and while we spend our time trying to obtain the 3.0 hard drives and 3.0 flash drives, we might get stuck with trying to make the connection.

USBFever just launched a full line if USB 3.0 adapters to help you with the connection problems you might have.  Most notably would be you trying to extend the cable longer, or flipping from a Type A to a Type B connector.

USBFever includes the following solutions for USB 3.0 adapters and connectors:

USB 3.0 Adapter (A male to B Female)

USB 3.0 Adapter (B male to B Female)

USB 3.0 Adapter (Micro B male to A male)

USB 3.0 Adapter (A Female to Micro B male)

USB 3.0 Adapter (Micro B Male to B male)

All of these adapters support and are certified to opperate the full SuperSpeed USB 3.0 specification.

Source:  Thomas at USBFever!

The 2010 World Cup of Football starts this Friday.  To support the once every four year event, grab yourself a USB football themed 4 port hub from USB Fever.

For me, we start off with our hardest game which is England verse USA on Saturday.  Friday should also be packed with excitement with Russia verse Mexico.

To get the football USB hub, jump to USBFever’s website.  It’ll only cost you $12 + a little bit in shipping.

Football 4 port USB hub product page.

Now this is a great USB gadget which you could have a ton of fun with, especially with summer coming up.  USBFever released a new underwater video camera which is compact in size and good with resolution.

The underwater video recorder is small enough it can strap to your wrist or versatile enough to mount on your bike helmet, skateboard bottom, mountain bike, you name it!

The video recorder includes a powerful LED spot light to increase visibility under water or ideal for low light situations [cruising through the brush or forest on your mountain bike].

If you can blow the $190 then it would be a great gift for the kids to use while at the pool all summer.

Here are the bullet points worth considering:

With a simple USB cable, it is now plug and play to access your hi-def video files stored on your PC and play them directly on your HDTV.

The USB to 1080p HDTV sharing cable is capable of streaming 1080p signal, without degridation, to your HDTV [with USB port] set.

The cable retails for $24 and I wanted to make a quick post about the product.  Check out USBFever’s site for more details.

It seems that kids these days are simply born with the jeans to run computers.  I know of 7 year old kids doing Power Point presentations already!  They have incorporated YouTube videos, slides with more animation then what I’ve ever done and all before the 4th grade.  Impressive.

On that note, it’s worth making their computer environment a bit fun.  With USB keyboards, USB mouse, flash drives, digital cameras, iPhones etc, it’s required to have a USB hub, even at the kids computer.  So why not get them a fun looking Lego USB hub?

USB Fever now carries these 4 port USB hubs for just $12 USDs.  It’s a USB gadget they need, in a fun familiar form factor they recognize.

It would be very cool if the USB Lego hub would stack, but with a flat bottom, it doesn’t.  Shame.

In case you are color blind and can’t see the different colors available in the picture, you can purchase red, black, yellow or blue 4 port Lego hubs.