The KG-DP1 pen is the solution to typing an extensive document by moving the KG-DP1 over the text you want transferred into a Word document by using the provided software. The pen can also be used as a mouse or drawing tool. No word on pricing or availability, but this just might be better than using your computer. [UberGizmo]
Lexar’s UDMA dual-slot USB reader offers high-performance reader that enables the fastest download speeds from the highest-capacity CompactFlash (CF) and Secure Digital (SD) cards. This dual slots are fully compatible with UDMA CF, standard CF, SDHC, and SD cards, the reader provides versatility and the ability to leverage blazing-fast UDMA CF card speeds. Available for $34.99. [FarEastGizmos]
Brando has once again managed to stick another piece of everyday technology into an unusual package. This time it’s an SD, SDHC, MMC, XD, CF and MicroSD friendly card reader crammed into what appears to be a short aluminum can. It connects to your PC via USB 2.0 and even includes 3 extra USB ports lining the base of the can. Available now for $20. [TechDigest]
This Super Slim USB Mouse might be perfect for travelers. However, its functionality is limited because the mouse only has a single button and a scroll wheel function. Measuring 3.23 inch x 0.94 inch x 0.71 inch and weighing only 3.17 oz, the mouse is priced at $11.32. [Product Page]
Nexcopy has proudly introduced the elegant USB Duplicator, the USB200PC. Using user friendly software interface, you can automatically copy information to 20 blank USB flash drives at the same time. Read the list of specs after the jump. [Product Page] More »
The new LG GH22 super multi drive allows users to burn data on a DVD at 22x high speed writing. The burner only needs approx. 4 minutes and 30 seconds to write 4.7GB data. The drive also has a 2MB memory and buffer under run prevention technology for fast and safe data writing. Its Lightscribe feature allows the GH22 to print images and texts on the DVD. The GH22 also supports horizontal and vertical installation. No word on pricing so far. [AVING]
Behavior Tech Computer Corp has created the ultimate keyboard and mouse called the 9051H Cheetah pro. It has an FPS key cluster, backlit keys that change color with typing speed, generic looking laser mouse with variable DPI (800, 1300, and 2000) and two programmable buttons. No word on pricing or availability. [FarEast]
Brando comes back with a new wireless keyboard that looks like an ordinary keyboard. However, it has a built-in high precision touch pad. Priced at $57, the keyboard features 88 standard keys, 11 programmable media hot keys. It is also compatible with Windows ME, 2000, XP, and Vista and connects to your PC using 2.4GHz RF. It draws power from a quartet of AA batteries. [Brando]
Asus has revealed the Asus MS71 at CeBIT08. The mouse opens up into two parts: a USB drive that doubles as a mouse transmitter and a wireless laser mouse with a scroll wheel. The mouse has a magnetic locking mechanism that attaches to the transmitter so you can charge it. Pretty handy for those on the go who hate using that stupid touchpad! [NewLaunches] More »
