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The company Samsung mobile introduced in the Ukrainian market new communications device - an external UMTS / HSDPA-modem for notebooks and desktop PCs. New connects to a PC via the USB port and provides a high-speed Internet access anywhere there is cover the carrier.

In addition to the convenience and functionality, Samsung Z810 also has a stylish design. Advanced technologies for data transmission and exquisite design merged into a thin shell of white, who did not to spoil the look of your notebook. A USB-connector is designed in such a way that it can rotate 90 degrees to reduce the size laptop with a modem connected.

USB 3 in 1 MultiFunctional Speaker is a device that acts as a loudspeaker, four port USB hub and an Alarm Clock. It’s prettu cheap at 17.99$.

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I know that USB ports are a premium these days considering the number of devices connected to a computer that relies on USB, but for those who have at least a USB port to spare, how about checking out this useless but cute USB peripheral? It features a white mouse in the middle of the wheel that runs according to your typing speed. Be very careful if your boss decides to give you this as a gift, since he might actually suspect that you’re slacking at work and not typing as much as you’re paid to do. I wonder whether anyone will think of hacking this and connecting it to a dynamo which can then be used to power other gadgets as you type.

Last month we told you about Aptus’ new line of Mini-Motion controllers that will be available for different games. Here’s some more info on the games. The games planned are called Cars of Fury, Hoverboard, and Home Run King. Yeah, they don’t sound all that swell. The skateboarding game comes with a miniature skateboard controller; the car game has a USB car; Hoverboard has a hoverboard etc.

These elegant portable drives are simple to use, light and easy to carry, and require no power adapter -- they are powered directly through the USB cable (except where the computer limits power available from the USB port). Works with Windows and Mac. Synchronize files between home and office and encrypt everything on the drive for added security. Pick from multiple colors to express your unique style.

Ideal For
- Storing or backing up your digital music, videos and photos.
- Carrying important files and e-mail between work and home or on the road and keeping them in sync.
- Sharing large files between office and home, between PC and Mac.

When its time to back up and protect your digital content--photos, music, documents, and more--it doesn't get much easier than the Seagate Free Agent Desktop USB Portable Hard Drive. Simply plug it in to any power source, connect the USB cable to any computer, and you're ready to go. This hip-looking hard drive takes up less room on your desk than an ordinary stapler, giving you more space for your other desktop items.

I was telling you about EFi-X and its progress just a couple of days ago, but when I went ahead and tried to order one online I found out that's not an available option yet.

The StarTech ICUSBAUDIO USB 2.0 to Audio Adapter turns a USB port to audio jacks and lets you to add headsets and microphones to your computer without needing to unplug other devices. The adapter is USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 compliant and supports the USB audio device specification 1.0. Installation is as simple as plugging it in and the sound quality it outstanding.
The StarTech ICUSBAUDIO USB 2.0 to Audio Adapter works with Windows 98SE and up, and Mac OS 9.x and later.

Check out what is currently claimed to be the world’s slimmest USB bluetooth dongle, I don’t know why it’s not the ’smallest’ but instead ’slimmest’, maybe that title has been taken already. What I do know is that I use a bluetooth dongle for my laptop, for transferring data to my mobile and it’s massive, like the size of a USB flashdrive. At just approximately the size of a 50-cent Euro, this will definitely come in handy for anyone who is frequently on the go and needs everything to be lightweight and convenient to handle!

Introducing the Panasonic HDC-SD100 AVCHD camcorder, which features a 2.7-inch LCD display, a 0.52 Megapixel 3MOS image sensor and uses the MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 codec.
The Panasonic SD100 can support up to a 32GB SDHC cards and uses USB 2.0 connectivity. It has a 12x optical zoom and 30x digital, image stabilization plus it comes with a [...]

On the photo: Dave Cook, the lead engineer of the stereo driver.Click to browse the photo-gallery

USB 3.0 is fast, very fast, and that is exciting. It is exciting more for what can be accomplished using USB than the speeds that it achieves. At 4.8Gbit/s (maximum theoretical) or 600 MB/S (maximum achieved) it would seem plenty fast enough to handle just about any task that you can throw at it (including video?). At ten times the speed of USB 2.0, this is one step closer to universal cable utopia. [Tweak Town

I know that USB ports are somewhat tied down to handbags and high heels - you can never get enough of those. After all, plenty of devices and peripherals these days connect to your computer via USB, which means you ought to be prepared with a USB hub of sorts on your travels lest you find yourself short. I don’t quite agree with the USB Robot 4-Port Hub name given, since it looks more like a headless dog (or any other stumpy, four-legged creature) than a robot. At least the swiveling “limbs” (if I may say so) will ensure that your USB connectors from various peripherals won’t get in the way of each other.

It’s not very often when I admit to a gadget being cute. Especially of the USB variety. I actually tend to rue the companies which take advantage of their customers through cheaply made, over-priced pieces of plastic, but if they were to stop production, I might be out of the job. USB gadgets are a hallmark for the gadget blogging industry.

But all hate aside, this USB Healing Owl, while both made of plastic and overpriced, is actually pretty adorable. Made by Strapya World, the Owl plugs into your USB port and perches on its tree branch stump or right atop your computer’s display. But what does it actually do on the healing end of things?