New system, new operating system, old files? Belkin lets you keep your memories and documents from one platform to another with this Migration Cable. The conduit lets you transfer files from one PC running on Windows XP to another PC with the newer Windows 7 OS. Two male USB A jacks couples your two computers while the provided software takes care of the transferring duties. Transfer speeds are up to 450 Mbps and will even run on older USB1.1 ports. ~$33.
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Get rid of the unwanted electronic vampires that sap your energy and drain your wallets with the Belkin Conserve Surge with Timer. It’s a power strip with a built-in timer to shut down the connected devices at a predetermined time. Your computers, printers, lights, and other gizmos consume power even when they’re turned off. Belkin solves this problem by completely shutting down six of the eight outlets after 11 hours. The two remaining outlets are ‘always on’ so you can still maintain constant power. $40+.
Sometimes you don’t need to carry your whole collection of possessions around with you, your netbook is more than enough, and for those times, the Belkin Felt Tote has you covered. It has a stylish and simple shape with felt construction and reinforced handles and bottom, and that’s it. Sure it doesn’t sound like a whole lot, but you don’t want it to be, nor does it try to be. $30.
Wireless networks are cool and convenient but it’s not without its drawbacks. Those freeloading neighbors or nasty hackers are just a few keystrokes away from your precious files, so if you’re looking for an alternative to wireless home networking, this product may be for you. The Belkin Gigabit Powerline securely networks your house via the existing power lines. Data transfer speeds of up to 1000Mpbs are supposedly achievable but actual numbers may vary according to existing conditions. The plug-and-play capability makes sure that even the networking noobs will be able to set this system up with minimal effort. $150.
Two new TuneBase models are being released by Belkin early this month and in mid-July to control your iPhone while in your car. The TuneBase Direct exploits the feature on newer cars/head units that have the auxiliary input. Simply connect the 3.5mm jack and you can answer your calls hands-free courtesy of the built-in speakerphone or you can control your tunes. The music fades whenever an incoming call is detected – pretty neat huh? The same features are found in the TuneBase FM, only, it’s the wireless version. Instead of using wires, this TuneBase scans the nearest available FM station and plays your music through that channel, or lets your call through. Both devices charge your iPhone so you don’t lose all-too precious battery power on the go. $70+.
Your car may be old and beat-up but with a Belkin Micro Auto Charger, it will at least be future-ready. We all know that modern devices could be charged via USB and this new product will do just that. Charge your iPod, iPhone, GPS, or any UBS-capable device via a single or double USB port. The charger has a low profile so it sits almost flush in your dashboard and with the lip design, it will be easy to pull out. The 1 amp single charger guarantees a quick charge. $15+.
Great news for all the travelling businessmen out there. Here’s a room for your laptop, the BELKIN Flythru Laptop Case is designed to protect your laptop by isolating it on one side, for easy access during airport security inspections. The clear window makes it easy for TSA agents to identify your pc and no need to take it out of the bag. Keep your other personal belongings away from the laptop and you should get the all clear. Bon voyage! $60.
