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If you find yourself more often than not short of usb connections and/or are in desperate need of recharging everything you brought with you on that camping trip out in the middle of nowhere and only have a laptop with 2 USB ports -- fear not because the USB Power Strip is here to the rescue~ More » via ziggytek.com
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Fingerprint recognition has been used to protect confidential data on USB drives, and now you can secure your files with the sound of your voice. This 8GB USB storage device uses voice recognition software to detect a password spoken by the owner. More » via ziggytek.com
AOC has recently announced that it will unveil its new HD USB-powered monitor at the upcoming CES 2012. The 22-inch LED monitor will save energy by using USB connections for both power and signal. More » via ziggytek.com
The company Deonet manufactures the world's smallest flash drive, the Micro UDP-chip. More » via ziggytek.com
I can't even remember how many times I had to look for my lost USB cables I just have so much. More » via ziggytek.com
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ADATA Technology has recently introduced its latest product, the S107, a shock and water-resistant USB 3.0 flash drive. It doesn't only have a nice design, but it is also capable of read speeds of up to 100MB per second. As a comparison, USB 2.0 has a read speed of 30MB per second. More » via ziggytek.com
Yes, that super big space-ship like thing in the top picture is a mouse. And although it could really take up quite some space on your desk, the design by Brando sure looks quite cool. More » via ziggytek.com
