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PogoPlug turns USB hard drive into a NAS

PogoPlug works similarly to the Addonics USB-to-NAS adapter, turns any external USB hard drive into a NAS. This is handy for those who have a few of the external USB hard drives which have great contents on it and you wish to share it with your colleagues or family members.

Just hook up the USB hard drive with this little PogoPlug and the USB hard drive can then be connected to your home or office computer networks. It’s definitely a very straightforward way to turn any hard disk drive into a network attached storage which can be used to share and store files among family members or colleagues. The little PogoPlug costs only $79, which is much cheaper than buying a NAS.

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RealTouch – a USB pleasuring device for men, designed by former NASA engineer (NSFW)

Hey guys, obviously in the picture, you could have identified what the purpose of the device in the hands of the lady is. The device is called RealTouch, designed by a former NASA engineer; It is a manhood pleasuring device!

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PureSilicon’s first 1TB 2.5-inch Nitro SSD

SSDs (Solid State Drives) are great for the speed. But when coming to storage capacity, they are still far behind platter-based hard drives. And this has put many makers onto the race for bigger storage capacity on SSDs.

But now, pureSilicon has won the race by having produced their first 1-Terabyte Nitro SSD. This pureSilicon Nitro SSD comes with a super thin design and as what its name suggests the read and write speeds are as fast as Nitrogen.

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Nanotechnology to help build virtual nose – rescuer for celebrities who’ve had nose jobs

Celebrities who have been unsatisfied with their nose and had a couple of plastic surgeries to get the perfect nose might face the risk of “losing their nose”. But no worry, nanotechnology is here to help build virtual nose that will be as good as the human nose that could even sniff drugs out.

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Toshiba’s DMFC Internet viewer prototypes with fuel cell power to last for a week

DMFC (Direct Methanol Fuel Cell) is the next generation of power which is to be used by portable computers and devices. This superb technology allows the power of portable devices to last for a week on every single refill of methanol.

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iHome portable speakers for iPhone and iPod

iHome has produced a couple of portable speakers for the iPhone and iPod and they were demoed at the CES 2009. The few models that were present at CES 2009 are as follows:

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Scion xB RS 6.0 – a dream car for gadget geeks

Scion has released their latest series of vehicle, the xB Release Series 6.0, which is made to capture the loves of all the gadget geeks. It’s all as simple as that the Scion xB RS 6.0 is equipped with an in-car AV headunit that is capable of playing audio and video, and providing efficient MSN direct navigation system to let you stay away from obstacles on the road, and staying tuned with all the necessary timely information.

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Chocolate skulls for the Valentine’s Day ?

The Chocolate skulls here definitely look challenging whether you dare to have a bite on a human skull. No worry, they’re simply made from a blend of Cuban and Mexican Dark Chocolate. And they’re supposed to be delicious.

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Aube Solar Timer Switch turns lights on and off based on sunset and sunrise

There are some lights in the garage or garden that you may want to leave it on overnight and turn it off early in the morning. It’s handy to have a timer switch that is able to automate the switching on and off the lights for your home.

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HP iPrint Photo App prints pictures directly from the iPhone to HP printers

HP has been into developing applications for the iPhone as well. The HP iPrint Photo app is their latest application for the iPhone, which allows the iPhone to print pictures directly to HP printers.

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