GeekAlerts

Some of you might remeber that anti slip gadget holder with USB hub that we covered here at GeekAlerts last month. A new version is now available, featuring a USB card reader.

You will get two products for the price of one with this colorful and handy little 2-in-1 gadget; an audio player that supports MP3 and WMA files and a microSD USB card reader.

The Super-Tiny USB Card Reader that we covered back in January has now got an even smaller cousin. Say hello to the ultra slim USB NanoSac microSDHC card reader.

This little USB desktop gadget is designed to look like a washing machine and it comes with tree different features in one: a clock, a 3-port USB hub and a card reader.

It seems as if this will be a day of mini gadgets here at GeekAlerts. First we had the Tiny Personal Alarm, then the Mini Airplane Mouse and now a small USB card reader.

This stylish USB 2.0 flash drive from JT, available in 4GB and 8GB versions, comes with a handy little bonus feature – it has a built-in mircoSDHC card reader.

As with the Mousepad with Built-In USB Hub that we covered earlier today, here’s another clever computer accessory combo – a USB mouse with a built-in card reader.

If you like those car inspired USB flash drives that are popping up every now and then, you might also want to take a closer look at this new 16-in-1 card reader.

This USB web camera features a built-in microphone and it can be tilted 180 degrees and rotated 270 degrees – as a bonus, it doubles as a T-Flash/Micro SD card reader.

If you have no need for the extra charger and cash note verifier features that comes with the 3-in-1 Ladybug Card Reader, here’s a small keyring-friendly alternative.

If you enjoyed the Koala Bear and Baby Panda USB gizmos, maybe this new cute-until-you-rip-the-head-off monkey SDHC card reader will be right up your alley.

Looking for a cute little USB card reader to transfer data from SD memories to computers and other devices? Maybe this Koala bear model will be right up your alley – cute until you rip his head off and and penetrate it with a flash memory, that is.