Steelseries has come out with yet another keyboard for gamers to pick up. Instead of being made for just one game, this one is able to handle interchangeable keysets. This way if you decide to drop WoW and switch to a FPS game it doesn’t require you to pick up a new keyboard. Plus, with [...]
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The last time we plugged in our Nintendo DSi to recharge it all we got as thanks was a little light. It turned on, the electrons flowed, and we continued our humble existence. Just think how much more exciting that menial act could have been if only we had this sucker. Hori‘s Pikachu charger accepts a DSi or DSi XL into its faux-poké ball slot and, presumably, jumps up and down excitedly as lightning bolts dance from its maniacal little fingertips to juice up your dead cell. Or, maybe it just pulls power from an AC adapter and sends it through the connector. Either way, it’s certainly more exciting than most other simple charging stands we’ve seen but, at 3,981 yen (just shy of $50), it’s also rather more expensive.
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This is the Mag Gun controller, and it is probably one of the most advanced FPS gun controllers that I have ever seen.
I have included a video after the jump if you want to see it in action, and it has a lot of action to see. You will note how the [...]
A lighter is just a lighter, don’t you think so? Perhaps not, as some of the more individualistic folks out there might prefer something a whole lot more different. Case in point, we have the Fire Stash which is actually a lighter but definitely does not look like one. Not only that, with a price [...]
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SanDisk ships its smallest USB thumb drive, the diminutive Cruzer Blade
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We suspect SanDisk would have run into some friction by proclaiming that its Cruzer Blade is the world’s smallest USB flash drive, but it smartly chose to word things as its smallest in order to not draw attention from those other guys. No matter how you slice it, though, this little doohickey is awfully minuscule, being “about the size of a standard size paper clip and weighing approximately the same as a penny.” It’s tailor made to hang off of your existing keyring, and it’s available in capacities ranging from 2GB to 16GB. As for prices? $14.99 to $77.99, and (just about) everywhere in between.
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SanDisk ships its smallest USB thumb drive, the diminutive Cruzer Blade originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 27 Jul 2010 14:17:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Having a straight forward USB drive is just pure nonsense. It’s not worth your time until it has decided to disguise itself as something entirely different. After all, all of the best USB drives out there are in denial of their true function. It’s just no fun when they just give up and reveal that [...]
Want to get a BlackBerry but you are not quite sure where to start? Well, why not begin with MetroPCS as they offer the BlackBerry Curve 8530? This new smartphone will be available with unlimited talk, text, Web and data service, just in case you’re interested to keep in touch with family and friends round [...]
