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The Taiwanese electronics company SilverStone Technology has announced a new product called Raven. It’s a black gaming mouse made of plastic and carbon fiber.

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.

If you’re looking for a storage device to match last year’s Crystal Skull Mouse, this 2GB USB 2.0 compliant flash memory shaped like a human skull might be just the ticket.

Remember the Magnetic 4-Port USB Hub that was released back in April? A new model is now out – once again it’s a USB 2.0 compliant hub with four ports for your disposal.

Maybe you remember the Flexible Keyboard with Skype Phone and USB Hub that was released back in January. Now you can also get a separate numeric keypad in the same style, made of the same kind of rubberlike material.

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 ultra-slim just isn’t small enough when it comes to your keyboard needs, what could possibly be the next step? The answer is simple: super-tiny, of course.

Just like yesterday’s Retro USB Microphone, this 4-port USB 2.0 compliant rotary dial phone hub is another fun example of adding retro design to modern day gadgets.

No, it’s not Apple as in Steve Jobs and Mac. But if you if you’re a fan of fruit inspired gadgets, like the apple desktop speaker, this air purifier should be right up your alley.

If you don’t mind using a wire for your computer mic, here’s a radio inspired alternative to the Retro Wireless USB Microphone that we covered last month.

If you thought the Fish Tank USB Hub with Magnetic Clip Holder was a bit too much for your office desk, here is a more discrete alternative to keep your clips in place.

If you don’t want to go for those combo cams that features fans, lamps and all kinds of stuff, here’s a small model that only does what a web camera is supposed to do.