these days, USB flash drive is as much as a fashion statement as the pair of jeans you wear and as such, we view it as not just another storage, but something that one could flaunt around like an expensive piece of jewelry. it basically tells what kind of geek you are. you can go the adorable route with mimobot items, or show off your
understanding that not everyone is a fan of preloading contents into a wireless drive, Kingston refreshed its two-year old Wi-Drive with the Kingston MobileLite Wireless Flash Reader which does away with the ‘restrictive’ internal storage for more flexible media like USB flash drives and SD cards. it is still very much the
if there’s one thing that we can’t get enough of in this digital age, it would be the USB flash drive. honestly, running out of capacity from these nifty devices is one thing, but with so many thoughtful and sleek drives going round, it is hard not to grab another. the SanDisk Cruzer Orbit USB Flash Drive you see here
this robotic canine which appears on and off throughout the many years of Doctor Who won’t pop laser from its nose, or offer you a wealth of encyclopedia knowledge, but it does make an awesome laptop or desktop computer companion by providing an additional four USB ports. instead of bagging a replica toy or display, why
nuts about Iron Man? then you probably have amassed a slew of its official merchandise, but we bet a wireless mouse isn’t one of them. well, fret not Iron Man-natics, now you can complete your metal-clad superhero altar with this Officially Licensed Iron Man Mouse served up by Japanese firm e-Blue, otherwise known as E-3LUE (don’t ask us why).
if one, you value the look of your external hard drive as much as its performance, and two, works heavily on 2K or 4K video editing, then you will love the G-Technology G-DRIVE PRO with Thunderbolt as much as us we do. in fact, we are drooling over it at thousands of miles away. freshly announced at the National Association of Broadcasters 2013
if you happen to be one of those pro designers caught in the 4K bug, then you are definitely going to go gaga over the newly announced Fusion-io 1.6TB ioFX Graphics Accelerator. the 1.6TV ioFX joins the 460GB model, catering to demanding creative professionals working with 4K Visual Effects Production
you have been scanning and printing documents all the while – a task that’s pretty much a no brainer, but now, imagine this: scanning your favorite action figures and printing them. sounds too good to be true? not at all. especially when low-cost 3D scanners such this Photon 3D Scanner developed by Canadian firm Matterform
we won’t argue the fact that Apple is still among the top in product design, but there’s just one slight problem: sleeker and slimmer products means the lack of ports and interfaces, and also, on the contrary to the Cupertino folks’ believe, optical drives are still very much needed, and hence we still need them from time to time. the solution?
gone were the days where towering computer chassis reins supreme. these day smaller seems the better, but being compact limits what could be fitted within, especially when it comes to graphics card. the ASUS GeForce GTX 670 DirectCU Mini Graphics Card is born with the sole purpose of solving this woe.
looking to give your ‘aging’ Apple Mac Pro desktop a boost in the graphics department? then you probably what to check out this new offering from Sapphire Tech: the Sapphire HD 7950 Mac Edition Graphics Card. this gleaming new graphics accelerator is based on AMD’s latest Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture