Tommyknocker: A Digital Doorbell with USB Ports to add MP3 Sounds
Tommyknocker digital doorbell lets your rings be MP3 songs, or whatever you want from your USB drive.
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Freecom Data Bar XXS Review
If you are looking for a Father's Day gift, then you might want to take a look at the Freecom Data Bar XXS. As you might guess from the XXS, it's a tiny little USB memory stick. My measuring says that it's just 2.5 mm deep, 12 mm wide and 31 mm long - it's basically the same size as
HTC Dual USB Car Charger
If you spend a lot of time in your car and frequently need to charge your devices there then HTC has a cool little gadget for you. The HTC Car Charger plugs into your vehicle's 12v outlet and outputs two standard USB charging ports. It also comes with a coiled USB / mini-USB cord. However it can be used with
LaCie External Hard Disk Review
LaCie's Hard Disk is a USB2 3.5" external hard drive unit. Designed by Neil Poulton, it definitely comes from the minimalist school of design as it's a shiny black box with a blue LED. The exterior is marred only by a discrete LaCie logo on one side; USB connector, power socket and on/off switch at the back. You don't even see
Buffalo Portable DVD Recorder
While Bluray and USB3 are where it's at, it's easy to forget that there's a solid market for inexpensive legacy optical drives. And it's into this market that Buffalo have today released a stylish portable DVD recorder for those of us who have laptops or netbooks that don't have a CD/DVD drive. It's pretty much run of the mill spec-wise,
Buffalo March Madness
Buffalo Technology has had a busy month with updates to the TeraStation, LinkStation, DriveStation and MiniStation ranges. Starting out at the beginning of the month, the new TeraStation NAS range was announced consisting of the Duo, 4 bay, 6 bay and 8 bay versions, all now powered by Intel's Atom D510 processor. The new models also come with two USB
Charging Dock Disguised as a Book
There's no doubt that some pieces of technology can be beautiful in themselves, but the supporting accessories in terms of power strips and cables can rarely be described as attractive. One solution is to disguise an ugly thing as something else, and that's what's happening here. Inbook disguises iPhone and iPod chargers within a vintage book. Placed discretely on a