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Atlona AT-HDVieW Scaler Transforms VGA With Audio to Handy HDMI

Say you've got an aging laptop that would be perfect for playing WoW or Star Trek Online on your television...if only it had HDMI out—that's where the Atlona AT-HDVieW comes into play. More »

02/09/10

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By Mark Wilson

#iphone

Read SD Cards on Your iPhone With ZoomIt

Remember all those clever iPhone peripherals that we were supposed to see with firmware 3.0? Well ZoomIt is among the first. It's an SD card reader for the iPhone and iPod touch. More »

02/08/10

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By Mark Wilson

#peripherals

Japan's Obesity Epidemic: Hori Real Arcade Pro Premium VLX

Don't place the Hori Real Arcade Pro Premium VLX on your lap. You may never walk again. More »

02/05/10

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By Mark Wilson

#peripherals

Scosche solBAT II Adds Solar Backup to USB Devices for $30

The original solBAT was a neat idea—a backup battery that charged through an integrated solar panel, which in turn charged any USB device. The solBAT II is the same thing, but it charges devices even faster. More »

02/03/10

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By Mark Wilson

#peripherals

Tokyoflash Escape C Bluetooth Power Core

OK, so it's not really a power core. The Escape C is really just a necklace with some LEDs and Bluetooth controls, but this Tokyoflash product is still neat in its own right. More »

02/02/10

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By Mark Wilson

#mice

OreObject Thinks You Need A Ball-Shaped Steel Mouse

This is the OreObject SPHEREtouch mouse. It's basically an overpriced touch-sensitive ball. It doesn't matter that it's handcrafted out of steel, titanium, or platinum because it still looks more like a tacky paperweight than like a mouse. More »

02/01/10

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By Rosa Golijan

#qotd

What Keyboard Are You Using?

Some are frequent keyboard switchers, some are faithful to a single peripheral. But we all still believe that there's a perfect keyboard out there somewhere. While we're searching for it we want to know: What are you typing on? More »

02/01/10

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By Rosa Golijan

#xbox360

Japan Scores 250GB Xbox 360 Hard Drive

It's not in the US just yet, but Japan will receive the option to buy a standalone 250GB hard drive for the Xbox 360 starting March 11th. Sadly, it'll run the equivalent of $170. More »

02/01/10

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By Mark Wilson

#peripherals

'Hershey's Kisses' CD Holders Look Good Enough to Watch Someone Eat

Note: these are Hershey's-Kiss-inspired CD/DVD stands—not actual Hershey's Kisses—that are being used to prop up optical media. The latter might work, but the former will crack that coworker's tooth who keeps stealing your desk candy. [HiddenArtShop via NerdApproved]

02/01/10

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By Mark Wilson

#peripherals

Soon, We'll Have SmallQWERTY Keyboards For All Our Tablets

In the future, when everything is touchscreen, there'll be a revolt. Companies like Mobience will be springing up, offering their mini-keyboard peripherals for using with tablets and smartphones. Eventually, we'll remember how good we used to have it. [AVING]

02/01/10

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By Kat Hannaford

#usbsticks

The Taxidermied Mouse USB Stick Needs No Explaining (Only Binning)

Its poor little punched-out eyes blink red with the horror of having LEDs shoved in them, every time it makes a data transfer. Video of the post-life torture after the jump. More »

01/27/10

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By Kat Hannaford

#peripherals

Microsoft's Warped Arc Keyboard Gets a Hands On

The guys at DVICE got one of the first fondles of the bizarre Microsoft Arc keyboard that raised some eyebrows at CES. Initial impressions were positive for both design and functionality. More »

01/21/10

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By Sean Fallon

#peripherals

The Space Bar: A Glimmer Of Hope For Cleaning Up Your Desktop Clutter

Based on what I have seen in the past, there probably isn't much hope for the major slobs among you, but for the rest of us, the Space Bar might help free up some desktop space. More »

01/19/10

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By Sean Fallon

#peripherals

Sony Memory Sticks Upgraded With Wireless, TransferJet Tech

"TransferJet Technology"—does marketing speak get any more pseudo-tech-epic than that? More »

01/19/10

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By Mark Wilson

#accessories

XCM PS3 Motion Control Light Gun Addresses Console's Wii Complex

We've featured a few XCM branded gaming accessories here before, but this is the first one in a while that's not a PS3-to-Xbox 360 adapter or arcade stick. This here is a PS3 light gun, with motion controls. More »

01/17/10

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By Jack Loftus

#peripherals

USB Hub Gives 'Em the Clamps

For those who enjoy nothing more than a good clamping, this $14, 7-port USB hub clamps to your desk. (Shhh, technically it might actually "clip," but that desk won't ever pay up without fear of the clamps.) [Brando via CraziestGadgets]

01/14/10

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By Mark Wilson

#lego

Building a Lego Router

I never really cared for the classic look of Linkysis routers to be perfectly honest. The solution: dress it up with Lego. More »

01/13/10

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By Sean Fallon

#keyboards

MiniGuru Keyboard Makes Typing Quicker By Keeping Your Fingers On The Home Row

The MiniGuru keyboard has three layers of functions designed to keep your fingers on the home row. Theoretically, that means you could type more efficiently. It would also mean a major overhaul to your typing technique. More »

01/13/10

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By Sean Fallon

#peripherals

Mad Catz Eclipse Keyboard and Mouse Join the Touch-Sensitive Party

These new Eclipse keyboards and mice from Mad Catz are pretty standard fare, except for one key feature—touch sensitivity. The keyboard has a 3-in-1 touchpanel keypad, and the mouse is able to understand finger gestures. More »

01/07/10

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By Adrian Covert

#wiimote

Nyko Wand+ Is An All-In-One Wii Motion Plus Solution

Nyko's Wand debuted last year at CES, and this year they have something to answer the question of why people need a Wiimote AND a Wii Motion Plus separately. It's called the Wand+. More »

01/07/10

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By Jason Chen

#peripherals

Microsoft's Arc Keyboard Is Really Warped

As far as functionality is concerned, Microsoft's wireless Arc keyboard is fairly standard. However, the crazy, warped design is what really makes it stand out. More »

01/07/10

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By Sean Fallon

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