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The MEMO 2 RY is a unique USB thumb drive, as its part USB flash drive, part paper, part wood. The paper portion looks like a post-it pad to write on and the rest of the USB key just sports a wood grain finish. The 8GB of MEMO 2 RY retails for £98.48 ($163.54). It is also available in 2GB and 4GB of storage space. [Product Page]
Klipsch has rolled out the ProMedia 2.1 wireless THX-certified speakers that are designed for use with a laptop. The speaker system consists of two satellite speakers and one subwoofer. The subwoofer draws its power from a wall outlet, while the two satellite speakers are connected to the subwoofer with wires. What makes the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 interesting is that it connects to the laptop via wireless connection, so you can place these satellite speakers and a subwoofer 30-feet away from the PC. All you have to do is to plug its USB wireless transmitter into the laptop’s USB port. If you are interested, you can purchase the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 speakers for $150 a set. This speaker system is only available from the Klipsch website, and only in the U.S. [Klipsch]
The WHG-AGDN/US is the latest WiFi N dongle from I-O Data that is compatible with IEEE802.11n/a/g/b and Cisco CCX V4.0-5.0 protocol. The device will be released in Japan later this month for 10,400 Yen or around $114. [I-O Data]
Measuring at just 3.25-inch, the FlashHarp is a fancy USB flash drive that comes equipped with a portable harmonica. What makes the device more interesting is that it comes preloaded with a 10-minute QuickTime video harmonica lesson. The USB flash drive is currently available in 2GB or 4GB models. The 2GB model is priced at $44.95, while the 4GB model retails for $59.95. [Product Page]
Japan-based design and gadget company fu-bi today introduced their latest gadget in the form of the Retro Cube Mini Speaker With MP3 Player. It is actually a 3W x 2-channel speaker that comes equipped with a built-in MP3 player. You can connect the Retro Cube Mini Speaker to your iPod or PC via USB 2.0 and listen to three hours of music after charging its internal battery for about an hour. You can also play music directly from an SD/SDHC memory card. The Retro Cube Mini Speaker retails for 4680 Yen or around $50. Each purchase comes with a mini remote control. [fu-bi]
Super Talent has rolled out an accurate 1:421 scale Liberty Statue Replica USB flash drives that measures 4.3-inch tall. These drives are made from dyed rubber instead of weathered copper verdigris. Available in 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB versions, the Super Talent Statue of Liberty Replica USB flash drive are priced at $14, $19.50, and $34.45, respectively. [Amazon]
Teclast comes back with the new Teclast X23 USB MP3 player that is encased with a stylish metal-look design with a reflective, shiny trim around the edges. What makes this MP3 player special is that it features Microsoft PlayFX sound effects and the latest Rockchip technology. The gadget also has a simple OLED display and supports most of famous music files including WMA, AAC, WAV, FLAC, and APE. The USB direct-plugin interface removes the hassle of unnecessary cables, while the single button tactile control provides the ability to easily navigate through your music library. Sadly, there is no info on pricing or availability so far. [Teclast via iPod and MP3 Players]
If you want to convert all of your old cassette tapes into glorious digital format, then you can use the USB Tape Express. The gadget is compatible with all kinds of audio tape – from normal to chrome, C60 to C120. It is also portable so you can put it on the pocket. Each USB Tape Express is priced at £49.95 ($81). [Firebox]
Here is a cool USB thumb drive from a car manufacturer Porsche. The device provides a 2GB of storage space, which is enough to store all of your important documents. The drive also has the brand logo embedded on it. If you are interested, you can buy the Porsche USB thumb drive for $49 a pop. [Newlaunches]
Dane-Elec has unveiled a series of external hard drives, the So SuperSpeed HDDs and SSDs, that will support the upcoming USB 3.0 standard. These storage devices will provide data transfer speeds of up to 250MBps, which is roughly ten times the rate available in current USB 2.0 devices. The So SuperSpeed drives consist of USB 3.0 HDDs which range in capacity of 500GB to 2TB and come in 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch formats, along with 80GB and 160GB SSDs that have been re-branded as Intel M-25 drives. If your computer doesn’t have an integrated USB 3.0 port, then you can use the Dane-Elec USB 3.0 adapters for PCIe or ExpressCard slots. The So SuperSpeed drives will be released on December 11th, coinciding with the launch of USB 3.0-compatible laptops and PCs. The 500GB HDD is priced at $180. Meanwhile, the 80GB and 160GB SSDs retail for $400 and $800, respectively. [Geeky Gadgets]
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