This USB 2.0 compliant 2GB flash drive can be transformed into a jaguar and it will look great together with the Transformers USB Mouse that we covered earlier this year.

Features:

• Transformers Jaguar design
• USB 2.0
• Portable and easy operation
• Plug and Play
• Offical product
• Support Window 7/Vista/XP, Linux 2.4, MAC OS X or latest version
• Dimension: 28 x 65 x 10mm (approx.)
• Weight: 18g

The Transformers Device Label Jaguar USB Flash Drive is available from the USB Brando website for $45. They also offer a white Tigertron model for the same price.

This USB mouse can be transformed into the shape of the Trypticon character and it will look great together with the Optimus Prime Transformers 4-Port USB Hub.

The 3-button 800 dpi Transforming Laser Mouse is compatible with Win98/Me/2000/XP/Vista and Mac. The product is available from the Bigbadtoystore.com website for $59.99.

Via a bunch of great blogs:

• GadgetLite
• GadgetReview
• Gearfuse
• Geeky Gadgets
• Gizmodo
• Hardware Sphere
• Likecool
• SlipperyBrick
• Techfresh
• Ubergizmo

Fans of the Transformers robots will soon be able to get their hands on a new edition of Takara Tomy’s classic Transformers wristwatch that was first released in the 80s.

The LCD on the watch features 170 LEDs to display rudimentary graphics which depict a smiley face, sleepy face, or the Autobots symbol. The watch also displays the time and various letters on the LCD.

Here’s a video of the original watch from 1983:

Two versions of the Chrono Label will be released – a Cybertron Autoceptor version and a Destron Time Limit watch which displays the same dot graphics.

The Transformers Chrono Label watch can be pre-ordered from the NCSX shop. The product will ship in mid-late August 2009 and the price is set to $290.90.

Yes, those popular Transformers robots sure come in all shapes and sizes.

We’ve recently seen these fictional alien robots as iPod speaker docks, learning laptops and a 4-port USB hub. Now you can add Mickey Mouse to that never ending list.

The Mickey Mouse Transformer Robot is sold by Amazon Japan for about $33.

(Rinkya via Technabob)

We’ve seen the Transformers, Superman, Batman and Darth Vader do it. Now it’s also time for Pixar’s trash-compacting robot Wall-E to take the shape of a laptop to teach your kids about about maths, grammar and other important stuff.

Young space explorers will discover 15 activities in five modes of play teaching letters, words, math, logic and games. The Wall-E Learning Laptop comes with a flip-down QWERTY keyboard, moving arm controllers, an LCD screen and a “winking” right eye.

The Wall-E Learning Laptop is available from VTechKids.com for $29.99.

(Via Gearlog)

Want to show your love for the Transformers robots, but still feel a full body costume is a little too much? A pair of these shoes might be just the ticket – although you will need to have quite small feet to wear them.

Product Specifications:

• Transformable 4D toy
• Before transform, size: 140*60*60mm
• After transform, size: 180*105*60mm
• Weight: 170g

The 4D Transformable Shoes are available in blue or yellow for $27 a pair over at the gadget4all.com website.

We have seen some Amazing Sci-Fi Metal Sculptures in the past, but this Transformers Optimus Prime model might just be the coolest one so far.

The 220 cm (87 inches) tall Optimus Prime 220 is made from old junk, weighs 220 kg (485 lbs) and can be purchased via the Robot-Models.com website for about $4,839 USD.

(Via Nerd Approved)

We have seen the heroic Transformers Autobot leader in the shape of USB flash drive. Now Optimus Prime is building a new career as a 4-port USB hub.

This 9-inch tall USB hub in the form of Optimus Prime’s head, includes the phrases: “Autobots, transform and roll out!”, “This is Optimus Prime – do you read me?” and “It’s time to stomp some Decepticons!”

When connecting hardware or memory sticks to the hub the sound and lights (in the eyes) are activated. An on/off switch included so the sound doesn’t have to go off. Controls 4 devices, no mains plug/power cord is required.

The Optimus Prime Head 4-Socket USB Hub will start to ship in August and can now be pre-ordered from the BigBadToyStore for $34.99.

(Everything USB via Gizmodo)

Homemade Transformers costumes – you’ve seen them before, but this 10-foot tall Optimus Prime costume really does stand out from the crowd.

We’ve seen Darth Vader and Superman doing it, now it’s time for Optimus Prime to teach your kids a thing or two about maths and grammar.

Cool Transformer graphics and sounds keep things fun while teaching math, spelling, logic and memory games. Personalize the experience by adding child’s name, spelling lists and math problems. Also features real-time English to Spanish Translation of select words and instructions.

Features:

• 6 learning zones with 36 fun activities, including great games like Hangman, Word Jumble, Snake and many more.
• Personalize with child’s name, spelling lists and math problems.
• Authentic Transformer speech and sound effects.
• SMART chip technology auto-adjusts difficulty based on player?s performance.
• QWERTY keyboard with special function Transformers hot keys.
• Measurements 7″W x 8″H x 3.5″D.
• Uses 4 “AA” batteries, included.

The Transformers Trans-Portable PC is available at eToys for $29.99.

Haier recently presented G70, a black 17.1 inch Santa Rosa-based notebook PC featuring the Transformers Autobot logo in pink on the front cover.

Adopting Intel 965PM + ICH8M chipset and Nvidia GeForce Go 7950 GTX 256M DDR III, the G70 is equipped with 2.5-inch SATA hard disk drive and 1.3M camera. It also supports up to 4GB expandable memory, fingerprint recognition and Bluetooth connection. It weights 3.95kg with 8 cell battery and ODD installed.

(Via Ubergizmo)

Did you fall in love with the Decepticon earrings and wristwatch? Then you might want to take a closer look at this heavy duty Decepticon Belt Buckle ($15), measuring nearly 4 inches across.

And when it’s time to slip into something more comfortable, why not take the opportunity to do it in true geek style with a pair of these Adult Transformers Pajama Pants ($24) – featuring the Transformers logo along with the Autobot and Decepticon logos and the catch phrase “More Than Meets The Eye”.

After having shown up as soft hug-friendly pillows, the Transformer robots are now back in the hard shape of memory sticks.

The Transformers USB flash drives comes with USB 2.0 technology and with 1GB (Autobot) and 2GB (Decepticon) of storage. A handy lanyard is also included so it can be worn with pride.

• Autobot 1GB USB Flash Drive ($40)
• Decepticon 2GB USB Flash Drive ($60)

Products featuring the Autobot and Decepticon Transformers logos show up in all different shapes and sizes these days – usually in not very hug-friendly way, like these watches and rings.

With the Transformers Pillows ($20) it’s different though, they are made of very soft materials, making them perfect to hug or sleep on.

Autobot Pillow is approx. 15in. tall, Decepticon Pillow is approx. 17in. tall.

You might also want to check out the fun Slumblebee and Softimus Prime.

(Via Uber-Review)

Do you think the Transformers movie is the best thing that has happened since the birth of Star Wars? Then this is the perfect toy for you.

The Hasbro Star Wars Transformer Deluxe Death Star ($50) is a Darth Vader mech figure that changes into Death Star vehicle mode. It features two battle modes with electronic lights-and-sounds and comes with Darth Vader pilot mini figure, 2 TIE Fighter mini vehicles and 3 Stormtrooper mini figures.

(Via Digital Drops)

Some of you might have heard of the V_Bot from RC2, it’s been featured in several gadget blogs lately. To my knowledge, this is however the first ever video of the cool 3-in-1 R/C car, dancing robot and MP3 speaker:

V_Bot is operated via a handheld remote control, simply press a button to switch from vehicle to robot. The later mode gives you access to the 720 pre-programmed dance moves.

The universal docking system for the MP3 speaker makes the toy compatible with just about any portable player out there.

V_Bot retails at around £129.99 (about $258 USD).

(Via Toyology & Pocket-lint)

The Soundwave Transformers robot, a high-level Decepticon who is specialized in communications, is now available as an MP3 player.

The Transformers Music Label Soundwave ($99) plays the tracks from any microSD card and runs for approximately 6 hours on a single AAA battery. Choose between the Sonic White and Spark Blue color options.

(Via Freshpilot)

This Autobot Transformers PlayStation Controller was recently spotted at Comic-Con 2007 – the world’s largest comic book and popular arts convention.

(Via SlashGear)

The very limited edition of the Transformers Decepticon Earrings ($6) by Miss Jackie was unfortunately sold out today.

You can still try to get your hands on the Transformers Rings and Necklaces and the Seiko Autobot & Decepticon Watches.

(Via Shiny Shiny)

Seiko has released two analog Transformers watches – one with the Autobot logo and one with the Decepticon logo:

• Seiko Autobot Transformers Watch ($55)
• Seiko Decepticon Transformers Watch ($55)

Each watch comes with a black leather band and is packaged in a collectible tin with the respective logo all over the lid.