Neat freaks will be glad to see a device that eliminates those ugly wires whenever they’re charging multiple devices. The Duracell myGrid is a charging pad that accommodates several devices and charges them simultaneously. Just plug the pad, attach the Power Clip to your device, drop them on the pad and start the charge. The myGrid is compatible with the iPod touch, iPhone, Blackberry, Motorola, and Nokia handsets as the Power Clip comes with multiple tips. $80.
Give your netbook, iPhone, GPS, or other electronic device that much-needed juice while on the go with the Mini Gorilla Charger. With a multi-volt function and the multitude of adaptor tips, you’re assured of an extended life for your favorite gadgets. Enjoy up to 4 hours of laptop power and even more hours for smaller devices. The Mini Gorilla won’t break your back though, it’s just over 9 ounces and with the rubber protection strips around the case, this gorilla can take a bit of a beating. Mate it with the Solar Gorilla and you can enjoy power whenever the sun shines or just plug it in any AC outlet when the juice gets low. An LCD screen displays the capacity of the Mini Gorilla. $160.
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Free up valuable USB slots by having a receiver that wirelessly recognizes both your mouse and your keyboard. The Logitech Unifying Receiver is a small radio receiver that does what its name suggests – combine the signals from your mice or keyboards into one slot. It uses 2.4GHz RF signals instead of Bluetooth to cut costs and prevent signal delays. The first device will be instantly recognized by the Unifying Receiver and once you install the Unifying software, you can add up to six compatible mice and keyboards. Don’t worry about data being intercepted as the Unifying Receiver uses 128-bit AES data encryption. The receiver will be bundled with either the K340 or the K350 keyboard. $50+.
Another reason to celebrate for photographers who can’t be bothered with attaching any sort of cable to their camera when transferring their files and geotagging them altogether. Eye-Fi introduces the Geo, their smart card that copies photos from the camera to your computer wirelessly – now with geotagging on the side. It’s designed to work together with Apple applications and products including iPhoto, the iPhone, and MobileMe. When used with iPhoto’s ‘Places’, the geotag lets you know where exactly in the world you captured the shot. The geotagging service is free for life and for a few more bucks, you can upgrade the service so you can share your files online on MobileMe or other social networking sites. The 2GB version is available now. $60.
Remember the days when you’d gather your family around and relive the moments captured by the camera? Well now you can relive those memories, only this time, with a digital photo album. This one from Digital Foci looks and feels like a the photo albums of the past with its leather-like cover. But instead of displaying prints, it shows digital images. It has an 8″ 800×600 LCD screen where you can browse your photos through a slideshow or via thumbnails. Enjoy up to 2.5 hours of viewing on a full charge, anywhere, anytime. Just plug your camera’s SD card or your USB drive, copy the pics to the 4GB onboard memory and start waxing eternal on the photos you’ve just captured. $189.
Wouldn’t it be nice if you can have professional labels, barcodes, and even USPS-approved labels right in your home or office? Print up to 51 labels in a minute with these new label makers from DYMO. The LabelWriter 450 offers fast and convenient printing on a budget. No inks or toners required, the thermal printer saves you money and time in the process. Rip addresses and names straight from MS Word, Outlook, CardScan and other programs. Four models are available, from the standard to the Twin Turbo, there is a LabelWriter for all your barcoding and labeling needs. $110+.
So you’ve backed-up your files on a disc and you’re ready to store it for later retrieval. But the tedious task of labeling, sorting, and ultimately compiling the said media will make you abandon the idea of CD/DVD backups – until you get a hold of this system. The Discgear allows you to store and retrieve your discs with the slide of the knob. Just point it to the index of the disc that you need. An included indexing software keeps track of what files are on which CD for quick and easy access. Available in two colors and can accommodate up to 100 CD/DVD/Bluray discs. $50.
