On the heels of announcing the EVGA USB to VGA or DVI adapter comes USB Fever with their power house trifecta USB to VGA, DVI and HDMI adapter.  I believe it’s the first USB video adapter with these three options.

So with the news of USB Fevers multi-display adapter we can revisit the idea of boosting your video space.  For me, this product is of special interest as I’m currently running a 19″ wide screen off my laptop dock station.  Unfortunately the laptop doesn’t have enough video processing to push two monitors.  The USB Fever multi-display USB adapter solves this problem.

It appears EVGA has an edge on higher end resolution, but the USB Fever will still get you a max 1400×1050 resolution.  This is ideal for 19″ wide screens.  The VGA, DVI and HDMI video adapter can string up to 6 monitors together and will work through powered USB hubs.  I would venture to say this solution isn’t ideal for hi-end graphics applications like 3D modeling or gaming, but would be a good product for use of viewing spreadsheets, email, word processing, web surfing, blogging, Photoshop and TV. (more…)

USB Fever is thinking outside the box on this one.  Going away from standard box USB hubs, this hub is all cable.  To continue along the lines of abstract thinking USB Fever includes a separate power cable to extract juice from the system bus solely for the purpose of powering up those peripherals.

So we are looking at one upstream USB connection, a 4 port USB hub held together by cables along with a dedicated power line (red cap) for those thirsty gadgets.

You should note, one of the four USB ports is a mini USB connection.  All this for just $14 + $3 shipping.

USB Cable Hub product page

USB Fever is sporting their new 11 button multi-media USB mouse as the best ticket to enhance your work productivity, increase your efficiency and ultimately land you that promotion.  Well, maybe not the last three, but chances are with an 11 button mouse things will be [a bit] more convenient.

So for those armchair executives, consider the following 11 quick access features the USB Fever mouse offers:

1. Internet key
2. Speed switch
3. Volume down control
4. page forward
5. page backward
6. volume up control
7. left button
8. double click button with only single click
9. click wheel
10. right button
11. play and pause button control

Granted you’ll need a weeks worth of practice to flawlessly work the 11 button super mouse, but the payoff is huge.

The multi media 11 button USB mouse is only $15 directly from USB Fever with an additional $3 for shipping anywhere in the world.

Thanks for the tip Thomas!

It’s obvious there is one primary use for this USB mouse:  adult content and hiding your “habits.”

The Politically Correct term would be the USB Privacy Mouse, here is why.  Along with the traditional mouse configuration of left, right buttons and center scroll tool, there is a side button used for specific hot-swap configuration.  What do we mean by hot-swap configuration?  Well, since a picture can tell a thousand words, consider this: (more…)

Will 2008 be the year of ridiculous iPhone accessories? It just might…and to kick things off we have the iPhone Telescope lens. The clunky looking lens zooms an additional 6X from the standard iPhone along with a “super” wide angel lens.

The iPhone Telescope clicks into a crystal case which then snaps onto the iPhone itself. The idea would be keeping the clear case attached to the phone and whenever you’re ready to take some pics, you whip out the lens and attached it. I personally, would pack a decent point-n-shoot camera if I’m lugging around a zoom lens anyway - but hey, that’s just me.

After dropping a couple hundred on your iPhone, if you are slightly curious than another $18.99 is a no-brainer to see what the iPhone Telescope lens can do.

iPhone Telescope product page from USB Fever.

It’s a well known fact if you belly-up to a Starbucks or any other major coffee chain you’ll have wi-fi access.  However, many other hot spots are available which you just don’t know about.  This is where a wi-fi detector comes in handy.

I know a wi-fi detector would have been handy during the hField wi-fi extender review.  As I was driving through my business complex looking for signal, I found it oddly ridiculous to have my laptop booted up on the front seat of my car.

The USB Fever wi-fi detector is a simple, cheep gadget where a click of a button can detect wireless hot spots.  With 4 LED lights to communicate signal strength, you can spot the best signal (more…)

The last card reader gadget I reported on was the 52-in-1 card reader.  At the time I figured this would support the most demanding needs of a flash memory junky.  However, with the inclusion of SATA, Firewire and audio, USB Fever upped that number to 62.

For those trying not to spend your money twice on multiple card readers for all those devices the 62-in-1 will surely do the trick.  As the most comprehensive card reader available, USB Fever didn’t stop there.  Included is support for eSATA, 1934 Firewire and audio output for headphones along with audio input for microphones. (more…)