PC speakers generally look pretty plain and boring (unless you can afford crazy speakers like these), so I was interested to see the Vase USB PC Speaker.

The Speaker is shaped like a vase (hence the name I guess) and also includes an LED glow and acoustic Lens (???) so you get a little light show with your tunes.
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Hot from the tech news wires - Apple is set to release a souped-up Bluetooth version of it’s Mighty Mouse pointing device. It’s predecessor, also named the Mighty Mouse, was Apple’s only multi-button mouse model. Not only that, the Mighty Mouse uses laser triangulation to accurately pinpoint your pointer’s location. Apple are claiming that the laser tracking is 20 times more sensitive than typical optical mice on the market. So, no more fighting your mechanical mouse-ball to click on your favourites!

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This just looks cool, a mirror with an integrated LED display. It can be used to display the time or your own personalised messages (up to 4000 characters, effects and different fonts, remote control or connect to your PC).

Available at SUCK for £300.00.

The Flexible Keyboard is sort of an odd, yet very interesting gadget. Just like the name says it is a flexible keyboard which can easily be rolled up and carried with you.

The keyboard is perfect for portability and it’s also incredibly durable. It is constructed of high quality silicon which makes it very flexible yet tough enough to be shoved into a laptop bag so you can always have a good keyboard with you if you can’t stand the flat keys on laptops.
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This is an amazing little gadget would be perfect for anyone who loves HDTV quality programming and are constantly on the go. The T14A USB HDTV Tuner can receive Over The Air (OTA) HDTV.

Probably the coolest thing about this gadget is its overall ease of use. It’s a very small little device which easily plugs into your computer’s USB port. It’s just the size of a small USB drive so it is incredibly easy to carry around with you. This makes it perfect for laptop use anywhere you can get an OTA signal. It also requires no additional battery power so it is completely powered via the USB port.

The tuner is designed for Windows XP MCE (Media Center Edition) and comes with all the drivers required to use it. Windows XP MCE also requires that you have an analog TV tuner card installed on your computer for the HDTV tuner to function, however.

This very cool and very portable gadget costs $89 which in my opinion is not that bad of a deal for what it offers. It is available from PC Alchemy.

Found via Gizmodo

So you’ve finally got your LCD flat screen monitor. You can now enjoy a high resolution screen which takes up half the space your old monitor did. Any draw backs? There’s one.
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If you’re looking at getting a VoIP phone for skype, you may want to consider the Skype Phone Converter. The Skype Phone Converter is plugged into your USB port and any regular phone, allowing you to make any phone into a VoIP phone!

One thing that makes this a better deal than purchasing a VoIP phone is that it functions the exact same as a regular phone, as well as working with skype. To activate the skype feature, you simple dial * twice then input the number you wish you call.
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How good is your webcam? Well, most of us would try to compare the quality in terms of brands. Some professionals would say CCD web cams are far more superb than CMOS web cams. Furthermore, there are those who can rotate and turn by itself. Basically, even with the advanced technology of these latest webcams, they all have one weakness. That is, these traditional hardwares are only capable of focusing near objects, and nothing more. Objects are a distant would even appear blur.

Standards are so restrictive these days and who would one actually imagine of having a USB web cam mounted with a telescope? That’s true! As such, even distant objects would appear to be extremely clear and capable of reproducing high quality images on your computer.

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