Well, here’s something for the guys: A USB pole dancer! According to supplier Boystuff.co.uk, this 8in bikini-clad homunculus will gyrate flirtatiously to “bring a smile and some festive cheer to both the home and office with her cheeky dance routine”. Related posts:The wonders of USBUSB to the rescue of smokers Technorati Tags: USB pole dancer… Read More: So you thought USB dildo is the ultimate? »
Smokers alert! If you want to sneak a puff and remain politically correct in office, here’s something to take care of the irritating second-hand smoke. According to the product’s Japanese supplier, opening the USB ashtray will trigger a fan that sucks the smoke from your cigarette through an absorbing filter. Naturally, any fumes you breathe… Read More: USB to the rescue of smokers »
Foxconn will be the main assembler, Unimicron and Tripod will likely supply the PCBs, Lite-On and Primax the camera modules, Largan Precision the camera lenses, Catcher and Foxconn the cases, Entery the connectors, Sunrex the push buttons. Rumours also had it that Cambridge Silicon Radio will be supplying iPhone’s Bluetooth module, Samsung will be supplying… Read More: Who’s making iPhone for Apple? »
Just the other day, I was discussing with some colleagues about how far USB has come. These days, we have quirky USB-powered gadgets like missile launcher and hamster that can hardly be considered within the domains of computer products. The situation, it seems, is fast getting out of hand. Just when you thought the forces… Read More: The wonders of USB »
Here’s something to remind us that our jobs are on par with a hamster in a wheel. This USB-powered hamster runs as fast as you type. Simply plug it into a USB port, load the software and start typing away. The faster your typing speed, the quicker the hamster’s pace. The little furry animal can… Read More: Caught up in the rat race? »
Lately I’ve developed a mild case of carpal tunnel syndrome. Maybe this will help to ease the pain. Called “Combimouse“, it comprises two separate components. The unit that encompasses the right hand side of a conventional QWERTY keyboard can be moved around on a support surface like a conventional mouse. By default, the right unit… Read More: Who moved my mouse? »