Kicking around in technology since 2002. I like to write about technology products and ideas, but at the consumer level understanding. Some tech, but not too techie.
Zultys Technologies is truly raising the bar on VoIP business phones. Their latest corporate style VoIP phone, the ZIP 4x4L is the first in the family of an all new design. The family offers exceptional acoustic quality with full-duplex speaker phone, large LCD screens, and all the features you expect from modern VoIP business phones. The ZIP 4x4L has a large
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ElastaGirl would appreciate the Lexar JumpDrive Expression; a rubber band holds the cap on and protects the USB powered gadget. The rubber band wraps around the drive to form a protective cover and cap for the USB connector. It is offered in 256MB Red, 512MB Blue, and 1GB Black.
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Briliant, just briliant. Think of ID Vault as a personal digital safe to store your most important online information: your usernames and passwords. ONLY YOU have access to your personal information: ONLY YOU physically have your ID Vault safe and ONLY YOU know the PIN to unlock your ID Vault safe.
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The USB Missile Launcher is the ultimate deterrent against those annoying people who lurk around your desk because they’ve nothing better to do. This USB powered gadget holds three foam missiles, and Missile Command is located on your desktop for quick reactions to local hostiles. You simply use your mouse to control the launcher which rotates
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Peripheral and storage device maker Lexar, in conjunction with the U.S. Consumer Product and Safety Commission, has issued a voluntary recall of some 66,000 Lexar FireFly and 1 GB Secure II USB flash drives because the units could overheat and present a risk of burn, fire, or injury.
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Hewlett Packard’s UPS “G2” family now provides USB support, from 1000 VA (650 watts) to 2200 VA (1600 watts), and extended runtime for servers, storage, computer equipment, and network environments. These Uniterrubtible Power Supplies are the T1000 G2, T1500 G2, and R/T2200 G2, respectively, succeeding the XR series. The UPS R/T 2200 G2 can be converted easily from
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Just because our world is getting paperless doesn’t mean your paper shredder should just fit those post-it notes and ATM receipts. USB Geek is importing a mini paper shredder just 123mm wide on the opening and shreds, no more then two pages at a time. This is a clear cut case for a useless USB novelty item but GetUSB had to
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Tired of popping Tylenol for those splitting headaches caused by your phone headset? Well the Polycom Communicator gives you the ultimate hands-free experience and best of all it’s Skype certified. Based on the same technology used in Polycom’s legendary line of triangular SoundStation conference phones, the Skype-certified
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This is another piece of VoIP equipment that comes with a built in additional cool function. The Sony VAIO VoIP mouse is a mouse that claims to be the first of its kind with a built in voip phone that is skype certified. This sexy gadget ships in a variety of colors which are white, blue, red, green and black and weights only 67g with a dimension of 45.5 x 23.9 x 89.2 mm. The impressive feature of the Voip
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Is tiny really that much better? Sony has their new Micro Vault Tiny USB flash storage line and it’s small, very small. But as with our Failing USB Drive article you’ve got to treat these guys with kid-gloves. Flash memory is not as durable just because there are no moving parts – so is smaller really better? This guy has so little a casing it does make you wonder
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Griffin put something out like this a while backed called the RoadTrip FM transmitter and now Logitech has something for you. It’s an FM transmitter that can play back MP3 or WMA files from your USB device to your FM stereo. I like this configuration much better
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Targus announced three new security locks for iPod aptly named the Mobile Security Lock, Desktop Security Lock and Eyelet Security Lock. These are the only theft protection solution currently available that can be used while on-the-go, at the Desktop or personal with the eyelet lock. Featuring a keyless, user-settable three-digit combination for added convenience and protection, the new Targus security locks are designed for use with iPods configured with a dock connector, including
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Zultys Technologies is truly raising the bar on VoIP business phones. Their latest corporate style VoIP phone, the ZIP 4x4L is the first in the family of an all new design. The family offers exceptional acoustic quality with full-duplex speaker phone, large LCD screens, and all the features you expect from modern VoIP business phones. The ZIP 4x4L has a large
Continue Reading
ElastaGirl would appreciate the Lexar JumpDrive Expression; a rubber band holds the cap on and protects the USB powered gadget. The rubber band wraps around the drive to form a protective cover and cap for the USB connector. It is offered in 256MB Red, 512MB Blue, and 1GB Black.
Continue Reading
Briliant, just briliant. Think of ID Vault as a personal digital safe to store your most important online information: your usernames and passwords. ONLY YOU have access to your personal information: ONLY YOU physically have your ID Vault safe and ONLY YOU know the PIN to unlock your ID Vault safe.
Continue Reading
The USB Missile Launcher is the ultimate deterrent against those annoying people who lurk around your desk because they’ve nothing better to do. This USB powered gadget holds three foam missiles, and Missile Command is located on your desktop for quick reactions to local hostiles. You simply use your mouse to control the launcher which rotates
Continue Reading
Peripheral and storage device maker Lexar, in conjunction with the U.S. Consumer Product and Safety Commission, has issued a voluntary recall of some 66,000 Lexar FireFly and 1 GB Secure II USB flash drives because the units could overheat and present a risk of burn, fire, or injury.
Continue Reading
Hewlett Packard’s UPS “G2” family now provides USB support, from 1000 VA (650 watts) to 2200 VA (1600 watts), and extended runtime for servers, storage, computer equipment, and network environments. These Uniterrubtible Power Supplies are the T1000 G2, T1500 G2, and R/T2200 G2, respectively, succeeding the XR series. The UPS R/T 2200 G2 can be converted easily from
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Just because our world is getting paperless doesn’t mean your paper shredder should just fit those post-it notes and ATM receipts. USB Geek is importing a mini paper shredder just 123mm wide on the opening and shreds, no more then two pages at a time. This is a clear cut case for a useless USB novelty item but GetUSB had to
Continue Reading
Tired of popping Tylenol for those splitting headaches caused by your phone headset? Well the Polycom Communicator gives you the ultimate hands-free experience and best of all it’s Skype certified. Based on the same technology used in Polycom’s legendary line of triangular SoundStation conference phones, the Skype-certified
Continue Reading
This is another piece of VoIP equipment that comes with a built in additional cool function. The Sony VAIO VoIP mouse is a mouse that claims to be the first of its kind with a built in voip phone that is skype certified. This sexy gadget ships in a variety of colors which are white, blue, red, green and black and weights only 67g with a dimension of 45.5 x 23.9 x 89.2 mm. The impressive feature of the Voip
Continue Reading
Is tiny really that much better? Sony has their new Micro Vault Tiny USB flash storage line and it’s small, very small. But as with our Failing USB Drive article you’ve got to treat these guys with kid-gloves. Flash memory is not as durable just because there are no moving parts – so is smaller really better? This guy has so little a casing it does make you wonder
Continue Reading
Griffin put something out like this a while backed called the RoadTrip FM transmitter and now Logitech has something for you. It’s an FM transmitter that can play back MP3 or WMA files from your USB device to your FM stereo. I like this configuration much better
Continue Reading
Targus announced three new security locks for iPod aptly named the Mobile Security Lock, Desktop Security Lock and Eyelet Security Lock. These are the only theft protection solution currently available that can be used while on-the-go, at the Desktop or personal with the eyelet lock. Featuring a keyless, user-settable three-digit combination for added convenience and protection, the new Targus security locks are designed for use with iPods configured with a dock connector, including
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