Magnetic USB Hub

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.

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.

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.

This tiny LED light comes with a built-in laser pointer and a magnetic base, allowing you to easily attach it on any metallic surface.

Now you don’t have to choose which pictures to stick on the fridge anymore. Do it the 21st century style instead, using a digital photo frame fridge magnet.

This handy, and quite stylish, 4-port USB 2.0 hub is available in black or white and allows for easy mounting with its built-in magnet pads.

The futuristic Lounger is a revolutionary magnetic ‘hover’ furniture, designed by UK designer Keith Dixon and inspired by the Star Wars Landspeeder.

The Magnetix iCoaster takes construction toys to the next level by using the power of magnetism. It allows you to construct a magnetic roller coaster – complete with drops, loops and jumps.

Most of the levitation gadgets we’ve covered here at GeekAlerts have had some kind of useful functionality – a photo frame, an earth globe etc.

We have already covered a couple of products like this – the Electromagnetic Earth Globe and the Illuminating Electromagnetic Earth Globe.
Unfortunately, there is not much information available about this levitating globe. We’ll just have to assume it uses electro magnets, as with the others.

Finally, a way to assemble IKEA furniture without missing those last important screws (unless they have forgot to put them in the package of course).
Simply strap Magwear Magnetic Wristband ($18) onto your wrist and the powerful magnet under the tray will hold most hardware, tools and other metallic objects conveniently on your wrist.
(Via swissmiss)