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December 24th 2007

Accell Ultrarun HDMI Cables with Built-In Signal Repeater

This HDMI 1.3a cable supports deep color and has a mini signal repeater to allow the cable to be run up to 82-feet behind walls. Useful, if it works (it’s not powered). As we proved in our HDMI tests, like all DC current over straight wire, even digital video signals degrade over great distance. [Accell]…

Tech News Brian Lam Dec 24

October 30th 2007

Rock Band USB Hub Makes Guitar Hero III Dongle Look Like Wireless Wonderland

If you weren’t a fan of the PS3’s Guitar Hero III donglage, you’re probably going to shoot yourself in the face over the USB hub for the Xbox 360 version of Rock Band. It requires external power, so it comes with a power block that you have to plug in (obviously). Not totally unexpected, given…

Tech News Matt Buchanan Oct 30

May 23rd 2007

Homemade Cellphone Dock Tidies Up Your Wires

If you hate wires as much as I do, you’ll find this DIY interesting. It’s the brainchild of Bob Loblaw, a user (and fantastic lawyer) over at Instructables who created his own wire-wrangler/charger for his Motorola RAZR. The steps are pretty straightforward if you’ve got the time to build your own accessories (although oddly enough,…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez May 23

May 17th 2007

Cat Cable Clip Looks Cute, Organizes

To some, cable management is an issue more troublesome than the current state of our nation. People are freaks when it comes to cables and these Cat Cable Clips could be the perfect gift for that neat freak cat lady who everyone knows. The cats are suction clips that can stick to a variety of…

Tech News Travis Hudson May 17

November 20th 2006

Fat Legged Table Routes Wires

Although this would work better in a desk instead of a square dining room-like table, the idea is still sound. The table features one fat leg with holes in the top and bottom so you can route your various computer, monitor, and USB wires through without cluttering up your workspace. Very useful if you or…

Gadgets Jason Chen Nov 20

November 7th 2005

Gizmodo Arts and Crafts Hour

Tired of all those ugly cables snaking behind your entertainment system? Try turning that electrical octopus into BLESS cable jewelry. This is a kit that comes with all kinds of fashionable accouterments to turn your schmutz into gold pretty jewelry. It comes with materials like crystals, fur, pearls, lace and wooden cubes. If only the…

Gadgets Tgrumet Nov 7

Accell Ultrarun HDMI Cables with Built-In Signal Repeater

Rock Band USB Hub Makes Guitar Hero III Dongle Look Like Wireless Wonderland

Homemade Cellphone Dock Tidies Up Your Wires

Cat Cable Clip Looks Cute, Organizes

Fat Legged Table Routes Wires

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