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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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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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)
EDGE’s DiskGO range of USB 2.0 Flash drives now include a roomy 32GB model. While perhaps not gifted with the most stylish appearance ever they all ship with lifetime warranty and comes preloaded with Cryptarchiver Lite, keeping your files 128AES encrypted.
Edge Tech Corp: DiskGO USB Flash Drives (32GB $399.95)
(Via OhGizmo)
Shortly put, Sony HDMS-S1D is a dedicated digital photo album able to store, organize, search and showcase up to 50,000 high-resolution photos (80GB) on your HDTV. Other than that it features a remote control, easy one-touch photo import functionality, a CD/DVD burner and multiple connectivity options for photo printers.
SonyStyle.com: HDMS-S1D Digital Photo Album ($399.99)
(Via Acquire)
Microsoft’s Mobile Memory Mouse 8000 is a Bluetooth powered laptop mouse with a USB transciever that doubles as a 1GB Flash drive (and charger). Whenever the green LED low-power-indicator lights up you just need attach the magnetic connector to the mouse and the tip of the transciever (Apple style) and it’ll recharge the batteries. Smart indeed.
Altec Lansing’s Soundbar is a 2.1 desktop speaker system designed to occupy the often unused area beneath flat screen monitors. Among the features we find two 2" speakers and a bass pressure driver, Altec Lansing’s proprietary SFX technology to enhance the sound experience, auxiliary input for external devices, headphone jack and XdB bass boost.
AltecLansing.com: Soundbar ($99.95)
LaCie has teamed up with the French designer Ora-ïto (Ito Morabito) once again and this time they’ve come up with a shiny-shiny, golden and external USB 2.0 drive with 500GB of storage looking somewhat like a semi-melted block of solid gold.
The Golden Disks will start shipping in October and are available for pre-order now.
LaCie.com: Golden Disk 500GB ($189.00)
(Via Technabob)
HP bought Voodoo PC to compete with Dell / Alienware and here’s the first product: Blackbird 002, a rig designed and built for serious gamers. Besides the serious-lookin’ aluminum exterior you get liquid cooling, internal and external LED-lights, open and overclocking-friendly BIOS and a bunch of different hardware options. Expect a price tag between 2,500 and 6,500 USD.
So, compared to Dell XPS 720 H2C, who’s the winner?
HP.com: Blackbird 002 Product Site
HP.com: Blackbird 002 Tech Specs
(Via Acquiremag)
The Japanese Penguin USB Flash Drives has room for 1GB of storage and you reveal the USB connector by pulling the head backwards. Uber-cute, and probably the definitive opposite to IronKey’s full-metal, encrypting and self-destructing USB flash drive I wrote about the other day.
They’re available in blue, grey and black and are Mac, Linux and Windows (+ Vista Readyboost) friendly.
FruitShop.com: Bone Penguin 1GB USB Flash Drive (3980 Yen, about $34 US)
(Via Ubergizmo)
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