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Kanex has recently released a fully digital Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter that supports 1080p video and digital audio for Apple Macbook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Mini, iMac. The device will turn a DisplayPort video signal into a 1080p signal over HDMI. What makes the Kanex Mini DisplayPort adapter more special is that it is USB-powered device, so no external power source is needed. Each Kanex Mini DisplayPort adapter is priced at $69.99. [Product Page]
Mvix USA will release the Nubbin USB network adapter that is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux and is backward compatible with IEEE 802.11n draft 3.0 and IEEE 802.11b/g. This world’s smallest Wireless N adapter also supports up to 150Mbps speed. You can purchase the Nubbin when it is released on May 7th, 2009 for just $39. [Product Page]
After a long wait, D-Link has finally released its easy-to-use HD MediaBridge Starter Kit (DXN-221). This Ethernet network adapter will turn your existing coax cabling into a giant Ethernet network to deliver fast, secure and stable connections for extending a home network to devices at the entertainment system and to multiple rooms without interrupting cable service.
The D-Link Coax Ethernet Adapter Kit (DXN-221) comes with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $239.99. However, you can purchase the device at D-Link shop for only $156. [Hot Hardware]
Here is the XCM Cross Fire Adapter for the Xbox 360 that enables PS3 controllers to be used on the Xbox 360 console. The device is also compatible with original Xbox wired and Xbox 360 wired controllers. The unit also has a built in rapid fire/turbo with forced feedback support, and analog tilt functions for added features. [SlashGear]
Logitec is dropping yet another bluetooth adapter. It’s going for about Â¥2,280 (or $22) with an operating range up to 300 feet and up to 5x longer battery life for like-speced bluetooth keyboards and mice and support for 15 different bluetooth profiles including any stereo audio and handsfree devices. [Impress]
Gefen has just dropped a USB to DVI Graphics Adapter that allows you to connect more displays to all Windows XP and Vista and Mac OS X as well. The device also enables you to do a plug and play connection of a DVI or VGA display to any USB 2.0 port so you can add projectors or other displays to your laptop simultaneous video delivery without a DVI port, and has VGA or DVI display compatibility. $129 [Engadget]
USB to DVI adapters have become more and more popular lately so I-O data has decided to drop another one. This USB to DVI adapter supports resolutions up to 1,680 x 1,050 and works well with Vista’s Aero Glass interface. The only downside to this one is that it’s not compatible with Open GL or HDCP. This adapter is now available in Japan for Â¥14,600 ($135), which happens to be the same cost as a ‘date’ with a girl in a sailor suit. [Akihabara]
Make sharing photos from you camera phone as simple as possible with the Belkin bluetooth USB adapter. For people who are premier members of Kodak Gallery have an advantage of uploading and perform full-resolution online backup from their camera phone to the Kodak Gallery online site. Other features include: easy transfer of images when users are within the bluetooth range of their pc, works with other devices with Bluetooth technology such as PDAs, headsets, and printers. Now you can rest assured that your photos of the dog eating the cake will be sent to your cousin all the way on the other side of the country. $50
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