By David Ponce
Dongle dongle on the wall, who is the dongle-est of them all? If you're asking me, I'd have to settle on this simple gadget from, uh, Thanko, I think: the Radio USB. It's an FM...
By David Ponce
Far as camcorders are concerned, the name of the game is "Tapeless". Until a couple years ago however, that meant either tiny DVDs that barely fit anything on them, or flash based VGA Xacti types that...
By David Ponce
We're not entirely certain that the Sandio 3DGameO' Mouse isn't trying to solve a problem that doesn't really exist. By attaching two ear-like buttons on the sides of the mouse, the company hopes to add comprehensive...
By David Ponce
That's right. Researchers at Valencia Technical University in Spain, as part of the LABELS project, have managed speeds of 20Gbps, with theoretical room to push it up to 40Gbps. They're using new(?) technology called Optoelectronics....
This is a toothbrush for people that travel a lot. You fill it with toothpaste. Then, you turn that little black knob at the bottom in one direction and toothpaste comes right out on the bristles. ...
By Christen da Costa
Zspire has introduced one of the most morbid looking - and named - mouse ever. The Aluminum Coffin mouse is constructed of metal, metal alloys and plastic. It weights about 165 grams, measures...
By Evan Ackerman
I think we can all agree that the boring, beige, linear power strip is (or should be) a relic from the past. Most gadgets now ship with giant power adapters that take up at least two (if...
By Bruce Eaton
No longer do you have to worry about the FEDS kicking down a door to find your illegal cds, disks, papers, or postcards (if those exist) with the Daimaou Shredder. This beast not only handles paper, but...
By David Ponce
While we're on the topic of P2P, let me introduce the Lamabox, the first home entertainment media player that comes preloaded with P2P software, allowing you to download directly off services like BitTorrent, Kazaa and Gnutella. ...