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Classic Keyboard Available for Wii
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Accessories, Corporate News, Video Games,
Logitech has announced that their Classic Keyboard 200 is now fully compatible with Wii. The plug-and-play device is spill resistant, has a compact size and “low-profile” keys. The keyboard will work with Wii systems that have been updated to 3.1, with access in the settings menu.
VP of Logitech’s gaming unit Bruce Lancaster claims, “Now consumers can enjoy the advantages of having a keyboard to help them manage their Wii Message Board and enter text in the Wii Internet Channel.”
Or, after a really bad game, you can just use it to type in words that your mom wouldn’t like. Get yours for the budget minded price of $14.99.
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| Logitech

We love technology because it makes our lives a little easier and a lot more fun. But technology has its scary, dark side, too. Case in point the Spy Ear. Charge the listening device via USB, then put your SIM card inside. Hide it near whomever you wish to spy on, then call the card from another phone. When connected, you can hear everything going on in Spy Ear’s vicinity.
enemies are too cheap to shell out the $85 USD. AC adapter also included.
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| Brando
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Boombox Constructed of Cardboard
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Accessories, Music, Portable Audio / Video,

If you can fold, you can save some money on this Mini Cardboard Boombox. The retro-looking dock comes flat packed, includes working amplified speakers, and is compatible with iPod and other MP3 players. It runs on 2 included AA batteries and may fool fellow workmates into believing that you too have a macho power system, provided they don’t look too closely or light a match near it. The Boombox is due out the end of this month for about $40.00.
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| SUCK UK
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Altoids Tin Houses Portable Charger
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Accessories, Smartphones, Handhelds, Music, Portable Audio / Video,
When we first saw this charger, we thought it was a prototype from Make:, which actually has a kit available for $19.99. It might have started out that way, but now is in fact a viable product that someone has constructed for you. It operates like any other charger with a USB port which is powered by 2 AA batteries (including rechargeable ones.) Use it on your iPod, MP3 player, cell phone, camera, etc. for a charge that they claim is 2x curiously stronger than that of a standard USB charge. The mini boost device is $37.99 at Esty with an optional low-battery indicator for $7.99.
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| Product Dose
Will the iStone Rock Your World?
Posted by Lolita Beckwith Categories: Accessories, Apple, Misc. Tech, Portable Audio / Video,

If you’re looking for a unique iPod dock but the bed, grill or toilet paper holder didn’t strike your fancy, how about the iStone? Available in two versions – the Wabi and the Sabi – each weighs approximately 5.5 pounds, supports USB 2.0 and is even equipped with audio and video outputs. A definite conversation-starter, and it’s perfect for that geologist-who-has-everything. And yes, they’re real stones. Pricing information is currently unavailable, so stay tuned…
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| Brand Incubator
Colour Remix Sleeve for iPod Shuffle
Posted by Lolita Beckwith Categories: Accessories, Portable Audio / Video,

Whether you own a 2nd Gen or 3rd Gen iPod shuffle, take a look at these. Proporta’s Colour Remix Sleeve not only protects your MP3 player, but they come in a variety of brilliant hues, making your shuffle come alive with some vibrant color combinations. Check out the Proporta website for some ideas. Strangely, the website does not list the colors, availability or price, but we suspect this will be rectified soon. However the website does state you can buy three Sleeves for the price of two…
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| Proporta via Geek Sugar
Pioneer Releases Lightweight Headphones
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Accessories, Home Entertainment, Music,

Pioneer Japan has designed the lightweight SE-M390 Stereo Headphones with a 40mm driver, a strengthened 3.5 meter cord, and a “free-adjust” headband. The phones carry a frequency response of 5 to 29,000 Hz, an impedance of 32 ohms, a neodymium magnet driver, and a mini/standard gold-plated plug. They also feature the company’s Bass Duct with a subwoofer outlet. The headphones are available for $55.00, with a freebie 1.5m extension cord included, at Audio Cubes.
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| Audio Cubes

Breaking headphones seems to be one of those occupational hazards if you are multitasking when wearing them. Replug takes a 3.5 mm audio jack and attaches with a magnet, so if you make a wrong move, it will detach from itself. Plug in the Replug, connect your headphones or earbuds, and know that they will be protected from your clumsiness. Available “this Fall,” contact Replug if you want see a demo and be notified about its arrival date.
USB Badge Drive Stores Way More than Your ID
Posted by Lolita Beckwith Categories: Accessories, USB, Storage,

We’re not sure if this item is the ultimate in geekiness…or usefulness. It’s the USB Badge Drive: a job ID holder/necklace on one side, but turn it over and BAM! there’s a drive for various sized memory cards. Just attach the included USB port, plug it into your computer and transfer important files from your PC to the drive and vice versa. Supports SDHC, MMC, Mini SD, RS MMC and MicroSD/T-Flash cards (an adapter is required for the latter). Super cool? Or Super Geeky? You make the call. Available for $14 USD.
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| Brando via Coolest Gadgets
These Remote Controls Show Team Spirit
Posted by Lolita Beckwith Categories: Accessories, Home Entertainment, Smart Home,
Whether you’re a college football fanatic, or just love your university, boy do we have a gadget for you: One-for-All’s Universal Remote Control with college logos and colors! The device controls just about everything video-related, from DVD players to Plasma TVs, using a huge code library for numerous brands. It also has Closed Captioning, a “FAV” key that scans your favorite channels, and maintains its memory during battery changes. It’s also compatible with Digital Cable and Satellite TV systems. This writer is the long-time owner of an “old-school” One-for-All, and is still very pleased with its features and durability. Target and Amazon have a selection of 18 different colleges for $19 USD.
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| Amazon.com via Popgadget





