Calvin Klein USB Sunglasses to store your data 0 comments

Calvin Klein has unveiled its new vision of futuristic sunglasses called USB sunglasses. Not only are these smart sunglasses protect your eyes from the hazardous UV rays but also are they able to store the data. These fashionable sunglasses feature a USB flash drive positioned in the arm of the sunglasses and include 4 GB storage capacity.

The Calvin Klein USB sunglasses appears to be a clever way of storing your data thanks to its removable right arm which can be easily transformed into a flash drive. So you can easily and safely go for a walk in sunny days with these pretty sunglasses to get back home using your flash drive ready to operate.

The Calvin Klein USB sunglasses are expected to hit the market in October with a price tag of 199 USD. This pretty nice summer sunglasses can be readily used wherever you are without need to search for your flash drive.
The advantage of the USB sunglasses is that you wear stylish sunglasses while being protected from the hot sun. These marvelous USB sunglasses could come in handy while getting a sun tan on the beach with an easily accessible flash drive.

HyperMac External Battery Juices Your Macbook For Over 24 Hours Or Recharges Your iPhone 52 Times 0 comments

Today, Hyperdrive introduced the world’s first external battery solution for all Macbooks, the HyperMac. It’s available in 4 different capacities and contains all the appropriate tech to auto adjust charging to the type of Macbook plugged in. Using the largest battery, the MBP-222, a Macbook Air can accomplish just under 32 hours of power or alternatively charge your iPhone 52 times. Each HyperMac battery contains an LED power indicator as well as a USB port for simultaneously charging compatible devices. Starts at $199.95.

Sprint Launches All-In-One 3G/4G USB Dongle, The U300 0 comments

WiMax may have officially launched but its far from ubiquitous. Still, though, you don’t wanna miss out on the opportunity to experience blazing fast wireless speeds virtually anywhere you go on your laptop. So what do you go with hardware wise?

Sprint’s latest USB broadband dongle, the U300, is the first of it’s type to feature both 3G and WiMax connectivity. You’ll have to throw down an extra $20/month to access to both networks ($60 for just 3G) but you’ll be ready for the future.

In Car Charger has USB ports to spare 0 comments

Considering that many of our mobile electronics have USB ports for charging, it is not always convenient to find a spare USB port, especially when traveling on the road.

I suppose this is why the In car charger has USB ports, four of them actually. This In car charger plugs right into the cigarette lighter, and now the user can plug in an iPod, mobile phone, digital camera, GPS device, or any other USB device that he or she needs on the open road.

The charger works within a range of 12-24 volts, and a fuse that can be changed out. I suppose this is very useful for people constantly on the road, like truckers, but only if the user doesn’t smoke.

If you’re confused by that last sentence, just try to imagine lighting a cigarette when you’ve got four cords plugged in to this In car charger. If you’re not too careful, you’ll burn a USB wire when you put the lighter back in the socket.

If you are the type who has multiple gadgets, and needs to take them on the road, then this is probably what you need. You can get it on the USBFever website for about $22.99.

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