Join Greenhouse Cork USB Drive
Those that enjoy their bottles of wine on a pretty regular basis, might like a reminder of what is waiting for them if they can ever manage to get their work done for the day. This cork may not look like much, but once opened up it reveals a flash drive to keep all of your important or not so important documents on.
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The USB Apple Speaker
When someone mentions an Apple USB speaker, most people picture sleek lines and a massive price tag. Something with a whole lot of class and sophistication, not to mention a very recognizable brand name. Well if that’s what you had in mind then you’ll be sorely disappointed by these Apple USB Speakers. However, if you have a thing for quirky speakers then these little apples will work out just fine.
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Machine Gun USB Drive
If having a USB drive resembling the bullet from a machine gun isn’t enough for you, perhaps this USB drive made to look like an actual machine gun would be better suited for you. Don’t worry, it’s not quite as large as a machine gun, so it is somewhat portable. Although I’d advise keeping it away from places like the airport, despite that it is small enough to fit into your pocket.
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Peanut Memory Stick Holder
Even hearing about a memory stick holder, most people would instantly write it off as ridiculous. At first, I would have agreed. However, there are several cases where it could make life a little more convenient. A lot of USB drives have a way to hang onto them through their lid. If you lose that lid though, you lose the ability to carry it on your keys. This holder would allow for you to store your USB drive on your keychain and keep it safe.
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Folderix Flash Drives shaped like folders
Those poor yellow folders don’t seem to get nearly as much use now that you can do a great deal of your paperwork on the computer. Sure, paper copies of things are still helpful, but those folders will never be used as much as before. If you’re feeling a little sentimental and want to show that you remember the paper folder, now you can have a flash drive that’s shaped like one.
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The 24-Port USB Hub
If you have USB devices coming out of your ears, then you might need a hub to help you out with that. This hub manages to keep a full 24 ports available for you to jam your USB related items into. For the average person you might have to get extremely creative in order to fill up all of those ports. However, I’m sure there are others out there that are fully capable of finding a use for a hub of this size.
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Hot Cat Gloves by Thanko
I would like to say “thank you” to Thanko. This company has given us some interesting devices in the past, such as the HDD Media Player that we just reported on just yesterday.
That HDD Media Player sounds useful, doesn’t it? I just can’t help but think that these Hot Cat Gloves are just downright useless. Of course, I have no right to judge, because, according to Thanko, their Catgirl Earphones from last summer are their “No. 1 selling item”.
I suppose that a pair of cat paws that warm your hands was an obvious choice for Thanko’s winter catalog. All the user has to do is connect the gloves to a USB port, and the pink paw pads that you can see in the pic deliver warmth to your bare fingers. Yes, your fingers are exposed with these gloves, but that’s only so you can type with these feline fists.
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Mini Folding Fan for notebooks
Most notebook cooling fans look the same – they all come in a single, rectangular design that is more often than not boring to say the least. This one from UXSight, however, is slightly different, as it does bear some resemblance to shurikens from ninjas of yore, coming in the form of a Mini Folding Fan. Yes sir, this black notebook cooling pad features an integrated fan which will help dissipate hot air away from your notebook to keep things running nice and cool. As we all know, electronics are loathe towards heat and dust, so this kills two birds with one stone. Boasting a low running noise, it requires not a power adapter since juice is provided directly via a USB port. When not in use, you can fold up the fan’s “fins”, so to speak, for easy transportation. It costs a mere $9.69 – any takers?
