Kensington finally starts shipping its DisplayLink Dual Monitor Adapter. Device will let you hook up a second monitor ( and up to six monitors) with only a USB connections. Resolution supported for widescreen monitors is up to 1440 x 900 and for normal monitors up to 1280x 1024. Recently released drivers enable use of DisplayLink Dual Monitor Adapter with Macs in addition to XP and Vista. Price is $120, little higher than first estimated $100. Continue reading »

iHome launches the iH69 and iH70, computer speakers for an iPod. It will allow you to dock your iPod into the base of the left satellite and charge it. The black iH69 will cost $100, while the silver iH70 is $130 (more powerful speakers and including a remote control) and will be available soon. Continue reading »

France’s ModeLabs Group is claiming they created the smallest and lightest headset on earth. This ultra thin headset is made from metal as the name implies. It is 4mm thick and weights 5.5 grams.

Its battery lasts up to 5 hours when we talk, and about a week in sleep mode. The Bluetrek Metal is available in Europe. Aluminium black/silver version costs 39 euros ($61), and silver stainless steel version costs 49 euros ($76). Continue reading »

 

Earth Trek the Hong Kong company presented the new All-in-One Mobile Stand which could solve a lot of our problems. It’s not just a plain stand for all sorts of mobile phones, it also features a mobile charger, USB hub function and card reader (T-flash, Micro-Mini SD, RS-MMC, MS-Pro, Duo, Pro Duo).

The price is not yet revealed, but we can tell you that it is available in two colours to choose from black and white. Continue reading »

Have you ever had dreams about mouse that you can knead in more comfortable shape? Well, here it is. Lite-On Moldable Mouse has guts made out of soft modeling clay encased in a nylon polyurethane fabric cover. The “stick-on” buttons and scroll-wheel can be added to any location you like, and communicate via RFID. The nylon and polyurethane blend fabric covering comes in a variety of colours. The texture of the material feels similar to silk, but is much more flexible. The Moldable Mouse is also an ecologically responsible product. Why? Because the base of the mouse is made of 100% recyclabe PC/ABS plastic blend and they used mostily non-toxic clay and fabric. So now we will be safe of common mouse-related injuries such as the Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. But when its comming on ours shelves? Not known.