Love irritating people with your silly pranks? If yes, then this usb "shock" drive is just for you. The $4 gizmo is one of the coolest prank-device I've ever seen. It ain't a typical pen drive -- the prank toy looks and feels like real, but when you take off the cap, your another hand will get an electric shock! What's more, the shock is strong enough to make people scream. Loved the idea and want to buy one? Hit the product page, it is now available for $4 with additional $5 shipping charges.

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Remember those pig earbuds only being sold in Japan? Well now we have our own pig themed speakers and they can’t have them. Although, likely they probably have their own and got them before us. In my head though, it’s that we get them all to ourselves. These little speakers are of course in true piggy form and are powered by USB. It’s an individual speaker, the type you tote around with you to plug in your iPod at random locations.

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I do most of my work on a laptop that I bought about two years ago. I don’t think it was a newer model, because it didn’t come with Bluetooth. Remember a few years ago when everyone was in a Bluetooth frenzy? These days, practically everything has Bluetooth as a standard feature, whether it needs it or not. Fortunately, companies like Com One is here for those who missed the Bluetooth train after purchasing a PC or laptop.

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No, this swinging USB microSD memory card reader doesn’t go around fornicating with just about any other memory cards in the market, but is faithful to just the microSD format throughout it’s lifetime. Dubbed the Magic Swing Alpha, it is available in the Korea market and is marketed primarily as a 3G cell phone charm. I have absolutely no idea how much this will cost, but judging by just how cheap memory card readers are in the market these days, this shouldn’t even cause a noticeable dent in your finances.

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The Studio is Dell's latest notebook line up, bridging gap between Dell's signature XPS series and budget Inspiron line up. The Dell Studio is a stylish laptop series designed for fashion conscious consumers who doesn't mind paying little high price in exchange of stylish design that could make them cool in their inner circle. The Studio will have to compete against Sony's Vaio, which is a real difficult task considering Vaio has a huge fan following due to its chick design.

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The Atom usb drive is Imation's smallest drive measuring roughly the size of a paperclip, and weighing less than an ounce. The 1.5- x 0.5-inch pen drive is also pretty secure due to its password protection feature. The small form factor Atom drive lets you to store up to 8GB of data with its drive partitioning capabilities safely and efficiently managing your information.

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Even if the summer season means we get a few hours of extra sunlight, us night owls are still left in the dark, season after season. While most of us geeks are extremely smart when it comes to mindless trivia and gaming, we lack the common sense it takes to survive doing the things we love. Case in point, we stay up all night, yet forget to buy a notebook with a backlit keyboard.

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If you live or work in an area where cell phone reception is poor, instead of grumbling at your service provider, it's better to tackle the issue yourself by installing the Cellranger. This USB dongle notches the signal by 2-3 bars and has a 6ft coverage radius. It provides Voice and 3G Data support as well. It also comes in a 12V cigarette-lighter edition.

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Storing precious data is no longer a problem thanks to the absurd toughness of the GoldKey USB drive. This key can stand up to being run over by a car, dropped in water, lit on fire, dropped on the ground, and ant other torture you can fathom. It also features 256-bit AES encryption, a PIN, and a fingerprint scanner. I'm sure James Bond can do with one of these, with all the chasing, shootouts and hot chicks to woo…gold, key and spy work spell a deadly combo

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OCZ has released a new usb pen drive providing enough room to store your favorite songs, snaps etc. The 16GB Diesel sports slim-n-compact design with durable and attractive aluminum housing. The plug-n-play drive comes in 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB capacities and is now available for purchase.

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Cramworks a Japanese company has introduced the 'Bootplug 2' a 2GB USB memory stick which comes preloaded with Linux kernel 2.4 a light version. It boots up in just 10 seconds and loads up the kernel, X Window System, LAN, PPP and VPN (PPTP and IPsec), Web browser, Mailer, OpenOffice.org, PDF viewer and a remote desktop client. In addition to this you can install Flash player 9 and Real Player. The drive offers 1.7GB of storage capacity the remaining is used by Linux OS. The Bootplug P2 is available in Japan only for 12600 Yen ($ 126).

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AMD and NVIDIA have decided they're done waiting for Intel to give them the data they need to create USB 3.0 compliant products, and plan to launch their own spec to launch against the USB 3.0 data protocol. Intel says they haven't finalized the spec and want to prevent people from developing hardware based on multiple versions. AMD and NVIDIA aren't satisfied with such an answer and feel Intel is trying to gain a sizeable lead on market share.

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If you’re tired of boring gray and black electronics this cute little butterfly will be a refreshing change. That is if you’re female, I doubt many guys would be overly pleased by a brightly colored butterfly webcam. Then again I’m sure there are at least a couple exceptions to that. The webcam easily attaches to the back of your laptop and peers over the top of it to catch a glimpse of you while you type away at whoever you may be broadcasting to.

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Apparently there are still places in the world where the brains of a product matter for less than the looks. I prefer my gadgets to look nice just as much as any girl and this product is indeed cute. However, it is a whopping 4GB, which has its uses of course. You could always have it tossed in your purse for those very random emergency situations. Beyond that, 4GB just seems like far too little to keep me happy.

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Now isn’t this one of the more unique alarm clocks you have laid your eyes upon? Sure, it won’t be able to just fly off when it rings or roll off the table to hide under your bed, but at least it offers what other alarm clocks can’t - an additional four USB 2.0 ports to further increase your connectivity on your desk. Guess this means you’d best place this at your office table instead of in the bedroom. Each of the USB 2.0 ports will be able to be rotated to 90 degrees, making it a snap to use up all four ports without interfering with one another.

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