Another nice video watch here, this one sports 2 GB of storage, a crisp and bright OLED screen with 128×128 resolution, video and image playback as well as audio (mp3/wma), earphone jack, equalizer with six modes and a built-in microphone for voice memos.
The battery allows 7 hours of audio playback and 4 hours for video and you recharge it through USB.
Just when people stopped drooling over the LED-key Optimus Maximus keyboard Art. Lebedev Studio hits us with yet another progressive keyboard, a concept (hopefully-soon-to-become-reality) dubbed Optimus Tactus.
This time they’ve removed the keys all together. This keyboard is just one, big touch-screen (a “one sensor display”) allowing you (and the software you use) to customize, resize and rearrange they keys however you want to, including showing videos. This way you could have it to show selected tool icons along with a color selector while running Photoshop, just media buttons while watching movies and so on.
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This is Zyrus Bandi, a brand new flip-up USB flash drive designed to be worn as a pendant. It’s all metallic and sports a glowing LED ring, a cord for easy wearing, password protection, 18MB/sec reading speed and 4.5MB/sec writing speed.
It looks like it’s only available on the Korean market at the moment though.
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Anyone who’s ever lived with someone in a compact apartment knows how easy it is to annoy your partner with mouse clicks while he/she desperately tries to sleep. The Buffalo Silent Mouse is designed to eliminate those click sounds, helping to make your computer session a whole lot less noisy (granted that you don’t have a keyboard with tactile keys).
Besides the ultra-silent click feature it’s a pretty basic and straight-forward optical mouse with 800dpi and USB 2.0 connectivity, available in black and silver.
AudioCubes: Buffalo USB Silent Mouse ($39.99)
LaCie sure does release different and stylish storage devices from time to time (you’ve seen the 500GB Golden Disk, right?). Here’s Hard Disk, a mirror-polished black external hard drive with blue LED ambient lights benath.
It’s powered by USB 2.0 and available in sizes from 320GB to 1TB. Design by Neil Poulton.
LaCie.com: Hard Disk by Neil Poulton ($119.00 to $399.00)
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Mimoco’s Star Wars Mimobot USB Flash drives got plenty of attention a year ago or so and now they’ve extended the series with Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo and Boba Fett. The Chewie and Stormtrooper models still rule in my Mimobot world though.
The Mimobots comes in three different models; 1GB for $49.95, 2GB for $69.95 and 4GB for $109.95. The new models will start shipping in January/February.
Mimoco: Star Wars Mimobots
Amazon.com: Mimoco Mimobots (from $69.95)
(Via Slipperybrick)
Thanko Tape Dispenser USB Hub. Your general tape dispenser but with four USB ports to power even more of your nifty USB-powered stuff.
The Attaché Optima USB Flash drive is apparently the fastest in the world (20MB/sec), but I’d buy it just because of the looks. It’s available in 4 and 8GB models, both Windows Vista ReadyBoost-enabled and featuring AES encryption to keep your files secure.
Here’s the HDMC Pocketable HDD (HDMC-U16ZM) by Japanese I-O Data. A water and shock proof USB 2.0 Flash drive with 16GB of storage (droppable from 122 cm and sinkable down to 1 meter in 30 minutes). You can even put this baby in the freezer without worrying about data loss.
The 16GB HDMC will start shipping mid-December to a price of ¥25,300 (about $233 US).
Iodata.jp: HDMC-UZM Product Page (Japanese)
Here’s the Folding Keyboard by Matias. A full-size keyboard small enough to fit in your laptop bag when folded and large enough to be comfortable when open. Matias promises a responsive and tactile feel due to high-quality dome switches and it sports goodies like a number pad, a smart Fn key as well as media keys (like volume control), page navigation, cursor keys and so on.
The Folding Keyboard is available on pre-order now and expects to start shipping mid-December.
Matias.ca: Folding Keyboard ($59.95 USD)
(Via OhGizmo)
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