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. Retro Telephone USB Hub USB 2.0 4 ports hub Turns the cover to use the hub Prevent any […]
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.
HP and world-renowned designer Vivienne Tam has announced that they are working together to create a special edition notebook positioned to become the ultimate tech accessory for fashionistas around the globe.
Remember that thumb-shaped USB drive from Solid Alliance that was all over the blogs last year? A new model with twice the amount of storage capacity is now available.
Are you looking for a fun and geeky way to protect you precious portable computer when you’re on the move? Check out the “My Documents” laptop sleeve, a bright yellow case designed like the virtual folders on your hard drive.
The Swiss-based Logitech company has just announced three new keyboards. One of these new computer accessories, the ultra-thin Illuminated Keyboard (.37 inches or 9.3 mm from base to frame), is the company’s thinnest design ever.
We’ve seen a of couple of these car-shaped USB memories before, like the Lamborghini one, but the storage capacity has always been quite bad. This new Beetle-style version, however, is a bit better with its 8GB flash drive. Mini racing car design with 8GB internal […]
After having seen the classic cassette tape in the shape of a USB drive and MP3 player, you will now be able to take a walk down memory lane using it as a 4-port USB hub.
Baseball fans can now navigate their computers using a USB mouse designed like a cap of their favorite team. There are 17 Major League Baseball logo designs to chose from.
This beautiful retro inspired USB microphone uses radio-frequency identification to allow you to wirelessly use the mic from a distance of up to three meters away from the USB port it’s currently connected to.
This little envelope style computer accessory connetcs to your computer’s USB port and will then alert you of any new incoming emails by illuminating in blue, red or green.
Remember that homemade USB drive created from a decapitated teddy bear that was all over the blogs a couple of years ago? Something very similar is now available for purchase through the USB Geek website.
Drive, stick, key – there are many names for these USB storing devices. They probably had the later name in mind when they came up with the design for the colorful and key-shaped 4GB Aexea KeyXpress Flash Drive.
For those of you who like navigating your computer using fun and weird pointing devices, here are two mice that might be right up your alley.
This USB desktop speaker, inspired by the Beijing National Stadium (colloquially known as the “Bird’s Nest”), has been around for some time in a purple version with a silver shell. Two new colors are now available: black and silver.
We have seen a lot of fun and weird USB drives here at GeekAlerts – from strawberries to carabiners. But what about those who want to wear their storage device in a more fashionable manner, maybe like a pendant or as a stylish keyring? Let’s […]
The Swedish-sounding startup Gunnar Optiks is a San Diego-based technology company that develops eyewear to help reduce the side effects of looking at a computer screen or digital hand-held devices for extended periods of time. i-AMP Lens Technology gives you better performance and a visual […]
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