What’s perhaps more impressive is that Satechi claims that its Smart Trigger is capable of a battery life of up to 10 years, which seems almost impossible in a world where smartphones can’t even last a half-day. Either way, the Smart Trigger is compatible with a wide range of Canon cameras, including the 5D Mark III, Rebel T4i, and 60D.

The Smart Trigger app itself works with the iPhone 5, iPad Mini, and iPad, and it features multiple shooting modes that provide photographers with a setup that’s ideal for most situations. There’s Regular Shot mode, which is meant for traditional photos, there’s Manual Shot mode, which allows users to adjust different settings, and then there’s Timed Shot mode that turns the camera into a intervalometer of sorts by capturing time-lapses.

The Smart Trigger is available now for $44.99 on Satechi’s website or Amazon.com, and the companion app is free and is available now in the iTunes App Store. As for Android support, Satechi plans to roll out compatibility to various Android devices, such as the Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II, sometime next month.

The device can function in multiple modes including router mode allowing you to connect to the Internet and broadcast wireless signal to create your own Wi-Fi network with in a hotel room or office. The device can also work as a repeater allowing you to connect to an existing wireless network and amplify it for extended range connections.

The router supports 802.11b/g/n connectivity offering up to 300 Mbps wireless throughput. The router also supports WPS security at the push of a button and WLAN security with WPA2, WPA, and WEP(128/64) capability. The router also has QoS functionality ensuring high-quality VoIP and multimedia streaming.

All of the working modes supported by the mini router include client mode, bridge mode, access point mode, router mode, and universal repeater mode. The little mini router measures 2.9 x 0.9 x 2.9-inches and weighs only 2.2 ounces. The router is available now for $39.99.

[via Satechi]

As you can see from the images, the speaker itself is quite tiny, and with Bluetooth 3.0 capabilities, it can connect to any Bluetooth-enabled device. Obviously, Satechi is targeting smartphone users more than anyone else with this speaker, as it includes a “multi-function button” that you can use to answer calls or initiate voice dialing. If you have an iPhone 4S, you can also use the button to activate Siri, which is a neat little bonus.

The speaker weighs in at 4.3oz, and Satechi claims that it can stream from up to 33 feet away, which should be especially handy for those using it with a smartphone. It’s rechargeable lithium ion battery is capable of providing up to 4 hours of talk time, 3 hours of playback, and 300 hours of stand-by. Not too shabby for something so tiny. To accompany the announcement, Satechi has also released a rather charming 30-second advertisement, which you can check out below.

Sure, it isn’t the most revolutionary thing around, but for $29.99, it sounds like you’re getting a pretty excellent package. Its wireless Bluetooth setup and lightweight design will be appreciated by those who need a portable speaker, and those who own a smartphone will likely benefit in more ways than one by having it around. It’s available now through Satechi’s online store, so if it’s something you’re interested in, have at it.

The Satechi Portable Energy Station weighs 5.93oz and is only 5.5 inches long. It provides quick and efficient charging of your devices through 6 connectors that are compatible with most smartphones and tablets. Its 10,000mAh rechargeable lithium ion battery is powerful enough to fully charge an iPhone 4S from empty five times.

It also comes with a USB charging cord, a battery life indicator, and auto-off feature that detects when a connected device is fully charged. The device is available now through Satechi.net and Amazon, priced at only $49.99.

It’s too easy to pop this device in your backpack, purse, or briefcase as you head to the office, classroom, or tech convention – the cord is short enough not to get in the way and long enough to allow you to place the hub about a foot away from the port that’s powering it. The coloration of the aluminum is a tiny bit darker than the Mac’s metal mix, but place the device more than an inch from the notebook and you’ll never know the difference.

This device is available from the Satechi online store right this second for $24.99 and is certainly worth the cash. Until Apple releases the equivalent, this is as close as you’re going to get to this kind of hub with the Apple look and feel on the market anywhere – believe it! Now we just need to wait for the USB 3.0 version for our next-level speed on the go – soon, we hope!

The Satechi Premium Aluminum 2.0 4-Port USB features a 9.5-inch cable and is made to match precisely the coloration and smooth lines of the MacBook and Mac Pro lines from Apple. Stick all your USB sticks, digital camera cords, printers, and whatever else you’ve got ready to port right in for some fabulous 2.0 action. For those of you working with a PC with that next-level blue-rimmed USB 3.0 port you love so much, the boldly colored 4 Port USB 3.0 Hub will be bringing you additional 4.8Gbps speed in no time.

Both of these hubs are newly available from Satechi who expand their horizons from their already expansive USB hub lineup. Satechi is also known for their Bluetooth-ready family of accessories as well as their fabulous tiny speakers for your mobile devices. Check out the 2.0 Hub at Satechi’s online store today for $24.99 and the 3.0 Hub out for $39.99 at their online store as well!

The little remote control has a home button that activates Siri for controlling the iPhone using your voice. It can be used as a presentation remote control with the MacBook in the business environment. One of the cool features is that the media remote also has a button on it to activate the shutter of a camera such as the iPhone camera.

The remote has a range of 33 feet and uses a pair of small coin cell batteries good for up to six months use. This is an interesting remote since the single device can be used to control just about anything supporting Bluetooth. The remote is available right now.

This certainly isn’t the first USB hub to ever be bestowed upon the earth by the manufacturing gods, but it’s definitely the most awesomely large. There’y only one thing better than a four-port USB hub, and that’s a 12-port USB hub. That’s what Satechi has, and Satechi knows it. Turn on one half, turn on the whole thing, or turn the whole thing off – do what you will with more ports than any one human should have ever been granted access to.

And best of all, this 12 port USB hub is only $27.99 right this second while its “regular price” is all the way up at $39.99. Seems like a pretty decent deal to me. This port hub data rates of up to 480Mbps and is 8 x 1.25 x 1 inches in size. It also has a cable lenth of 40 inches and both a wall power adapter and a USB male plug to connect to your computer – be it Windows 98SE /ME /2000 /XP /Vista /7, Mac OS 9.1 or above, or Linux 2.4 or above. It’s all plug-n-play and requires no additional software.

This device is made to fit in your adult-sized pocket at 2.5-inches wide and 5-inches long. It’s made to work with both microSDHC and microSD (which you’ll see in the hands-on video shortly). You can plug it in to any device with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack and the battery that’s built-in to the guts, you’ll be getting sounds blasting for hours on end. Have a peek at the hands-on video here and see for yourself the simplicity:

This unit has not yet powered down and we’ve been using it for a couple days. Not without pause, of course, but still – bring this to your workplace and jam on the tunes for a full 8 hours without any trouble whatsoever. You won’t need to charge this device each night – maybe every other night. That being if you’re using the microSD card or the line-in, though we’re to understand that the line-in will bring you more hours than the card alone. You can also plug it in to the wall via your own miniUSB line for as much up time as you like – whatever you want!

That’s the way you power up the internal battery, too, through the miniUSB port in the side of the device, right next to the line-in. This device provides lovely loud sound good enough for the office or your local skate park, but I’d bring a bigger blaster for a house party. Get an OK idea of how quality the sound is in the hands-on video, or just take my word for it: well worth the price. This device will cost you a cool $29.99 in Satechi’s online store right this minute – available now!