September, 2008

Sometimes manufacturers launch an accessory for their gadgets and you wonder exactly what the point of it is, this is one of those times with the Nintendo Wii Wi-Fi Network Adapter. The Nintendo Wii already has built in Wi-Fi, so why do we need an add on for the Wii that does the same job?

Plastic Logic has launched a new flexible electronic book reader, which uses the same technology as the Sony reader and the Amazon Kindle.

We see lots of USB drives here at geeky gadgets, but none are as fun as this one, the USB Real Thumb Drive. Shaped like an actual thumb, the USB Real Thumb Drive comes  with 1GB of storage, and measures  55 x 24 x 22mm.

Sony has launched a new Bluetooth Wireless Headset for PS3. With this new Wireless Headset, users will be able to enjoy the most immersive on-line communication on new software titles supporting on-line chat feature, such as SOCOM: CONFRONTATION*1 available on October 30th, Resistance 2 available on November 13th, and MotorStorm: Pacific Rift available this autumn, [...]

Here’s a fun gadget for your iPod or MP3 Player, the USB Pinky Speaker. The USB Pinky Speaker comes with a 3.5mm headphone jack so you can connect it to your iPod, iPhone, MP3 Player, PDA or PC.

Check out this cool radio controlled toy, the Zero Gravity Micro R/C Car. Zero Gravity represents the next generation of upside down-driving vehicles. Believe it or not, this sporty little racer is capable of driving across any smooth surface; horizontal, vertical or even completely upside down.

Check out this tiny camera mobile phone which measures just 2.64 inches in length, reported to be the World’s smallest camera mobile phone.

The amount of utilities being added to USB sticks these days is astounding, we are no longer happy with just having a simple USB memory stick that does one job, none of them are as useful as the USB Stick CO from Trekstor.

Check out this Hello Kitty Action DJ Speaker. For years we denied any attraction to Hello Kitty. We pretended to ignore the situation as slowly more and more items turned Kitty… from toasters to televisions to hand warmers.

Two clever guys from the Czech Republic have come up with a way to use the iPhone as a controller for a R/C Car. Josef Prusa and his brother have managed to use the iPhone’s accelerometer to control an old R/C car they had.

Check out this cool concept from designer Lu Le, the Pea Speaker. The Pea speaker is a wireless speaker system with a pod and seven individual bluetooth speakers.

Check out this fun USB gadget, the Domo USB Flash Drive. The Domo USB Flash drive measures about 2 inches tall, is USB 2.0 compatible, and comes with 1GB of storage.