Tag Archive for 'accessories'
According to Crave UK, Sony are looking to release their PlayTV digital TV receiver accessory for the PS3 in September this year. The tuner uses the digital terrestrial service, for instance Freeview in the UK or TDF in France, plugging into one of the console’s USB ports and turning it into a PVR. Crave had some [...]
Bluetooth handset manufacturer Bluetrek have announced two new ranges of limited edition headsets, none of which would be particularly suitable if you’re looking for a discrete way to chat wire-free. Based on the UFO and BIZZ headsets, both have up to 6hrs talktime. There are seven new UFO designs, including tiger-print and a variety of geometric [...]
That’s it, I have lost all hope in mankind. This is proof that the world has gone to complete and utter shit. Not the statistics on murders or iPod thefts, no, the proof lies in an utterly horrifyingly decorated DS.
When I came across this, atrocity, I do believe there was a moment where I let [...]
An eSATA port might not have been your first priority when specifying your latest notebook PC, but as external storage gets cheaper and files get bigger you may end up regretting that. Greenhouse have a possible solution in the shape of their EXC-ESA2 ExpressCard. With two eSATA ports, it’s a straightforward way of [...]
Photography is one of those things that many love but not everyone wants to put the effort into lugging around a bunch of equipment. I actually took a few classes in photography and still only take out a tripod if it is absolutely necessary. This case, although not quite as great as a [...]
People working while on treadmills is nothing all that new, but there have been limited pre-built systems available. Instead, users have generally customised their own high-desk. Now TrekDesk are offering an adjustable desk intended to fit most motorized treadmills and, if you’re particularly tired and fancy sitting down to do your exercise, the [...]
I have recently snagged myself a PSP and am now faced with the decision as to whether or not to get a cover for it. I was happy to come across these cool glow-in-the-dark ones to add another option to my long list.
As laptops get faster and better specified, so the potential threat to your lap increases; the market for heat-dissipating mats has increased massively over the past few years. Unlike foam-filled pads or risers bristling with fans, though, LapLogic sandwich a layer of Aerogel - the best thermal insulator known to man, and capable of [...]
For some a mouse is just another boring accessory and in many cases just whatever happens to come with their computer. Well this cute little Japanese mouse is meant for comfort and to fit in the palm of your hand and might sway some to give up their boring mouse.
Could this be the most complicated power strip yet? The snappily-titled Power Cost Controller Power Strip is intended to not only replace your current surge protector but also replace your energy-squandering ways thanks to a big dose of electric-reality. Consumption and cost are both displayed on the LCD display, measured in kilowatt-hours so [...]
