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  • USB hub with paper-clip holder launches

    USB hub with paper-clip holder launches

    Desktop storage 7 September 2009 11:13 GMT

    We don't know about you, but a peripheral has to earn its space on our over-crowded desks by offering as many useful features as possible.

    Our somewhat occasional use of the humble paper-clip then would not necessarily mean this new device...

  • Gadget4All offers winking penguin USB hub

    Gadget4All offers winking penguin USB hub

    Polar peripheral 31 July 2009 10:54 GMT

    Another novelty hub for your amusement or derision, depending on which side of the USB tat fence you sit on, Gadget4All is offering a new penguin-themed effort.

    The USB 2.0 hub gets four ports, plug and play operation, weighs in at 55 grams...

  • Cannon-shaped USB hub launches

    Cannon-shaped USB hub launches

    Fire! 25 June 2009 14:32 GMT

    Sadly this does not fire flash drives at your fellow office-dwellers, but it does make a sound is if it was.

    Upon connecting the device to a USB port, there will be a 3-second clear artillery sound effect, promises Gadget4All.

  • Brando offers USB solar charging hub

    Brando offers USB solar charging hub

    Combining the power of the sun with USB gadgetry 15 June 2009 13:57 GMT

    Brando has turned to the mighty power of the Sun with its latest launch - the USB solar charging four-port hub.

    Not just a hub for connecting up USB-equipped peripherals to your PC, the gadget also gets a solar panel and six phone connectors...

  • Brando offers flower-themed USB hub

    Brando offers flower-themed USB hub

    Petal power 8 June 2009 14:42 GMT

    The sun keeps rising, the world keeps turning and Brando keeps churning out USB gadgets with a novelty twist.

    Up today is a flower-themed effort with the launch of a new four-port USB hub that looks vaguely reminiscent of a pot of four tulips...

  • LaCie launches Core4 and Core7 USB hubs

    LaCie launches Core4 and Core7 USB hubs

    "With convenience built-in" 26 May 2009 18:09 GMT

    LaCie has announced two new USB hubs - the LaCie Core4 and LaCie Core7 - as designed by industrial designer Sam Hecht.

    Said to be modelled after Hecht's LaCie Little Disk, the hubs incorporate built-in cables and claim a "clean, thin, and...

  • USB shell-shaped hub launches

    USB shell-shaped hub launches

    She shells shea shells 14 May 2009 12:40 GMT

    We've seen novelty USB hubs in every shape and size, many of which we wish we hadn't.

    USBFever is the latest to step up to the wish-we-hadn't plate with a new launch that's shell-shaped.

    Perhaps aimed at those that wish they...

  • Gadget4All offers hub with built-in torch

    Gadget4All offers hub with built-in torch

    Illuminating 12 May 2009 12:54 GMT

    You know what your USB hub is lacking don't you? That's right - illumination.

    While you sit there with your paltry peripheral utterly light-less, Gadget4All is merrily flogging these beauties to better informed consumers.

    As...

  • Skull-shaped hub launches

    Skull-shaped hub launches

    Macabre gadgetry 5 May 2009 12:27 GMT

    Particularly 'orrible, USBFever is offering a skull-shaped peripheral for your desk.

    A four-port hub for connecting up your USB gadgets to your PC, the skull's concave design also means it can be used as a charming storage tray.

  • USB football hub launches

    USB football hub launches

    Back of the net? 16 April 2009 12:09 GMT

    Are you "soccer mad"? If you're a footie fan in the market for a USB hub, then Gadget4All claims to have the hub for you.

    Their football-shaped effort offers four USB ports to connect your peripherals up to your PC and a touch-to-open design...

  • Brando launches watch-shaped hub

    Brando launches watch-shaped hub

    Time stands still 10 April 2009 11:00 GMT

    Brando, purveyor of all things novelty USB, is offering a watch-shaped USB hub.

    Designed for all you horologists out there, the device can connect up to four USB gadgets to your PC - and glows blue.

    Unfortunately, Brando has...

  • Turtle USB hub launches

    Turtle USB hub launches

    Hub in a half shell 30 March 2009 16:35 GMT

    Not only is this turtle-shaped device a four-port hub for connecting up your USB-powered devices to your computer, but its shell hides a cunning secret.

    Behold the wonder as the little gadget's plastic shell lifts up to reveal a storage...

  • Teddy bear hub launches

    Teddy bear hub launches

    Complete with alarm clock 24 March 2009 11:18 GMT

    Another day, another novelty USB peripheral... Introducing the bear-shaped four-port hub - and - alarm clock.

    Not only will this colourful critter connect up to four USB devices to your PC, but it has an alarm clock in its little bear belly....

  • USB combo bar launches

    USB combo bar launches

    Card reader, hub and thermometer 23 March 2009 10:43 GMT

    Gadget4All is offering the "USB combo bar" a three-in-one gadget for your desk.

    As well as reading from and writing to SD, SDHC, microSD and M2 memory cards, the device has a few other tricks up its sleeve.

    It offers hub capabilities...

  • Targus offers netbook accessories kit

    Targus offers netbook accessories kit

    Small scale peripherals 18 March 2009 14:19 GMT

    Targus, realising sales of netbooks are expected to reach 35 million in 2009, let alone taking into account the models already sold, has launched a "Netbook Accessories Kit".

    The kit is said to be "designed specifically to meet the everyday...

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