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WallDock – a wall-socket iPhone charger

The WallDock charger plugs directly into a power socket to charge your iPhone. It has a cushioned back as well as a pivoting dock that allows your Apple gadget to connect for recharging.

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Holocube 3D projection to attract gen X&Y shoppers at your store

3D Hologram or projection system may have been used by some retail stores these days to produce 3D images for products, making them the attention of most eyes of the passers-by. Holocube is one of the 3D projection systems that allows retailers to make a 3D projection of their products at the entrance of their stores, which is especially good for attracting today’s generation X & Y shoppers.

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Oticon ConnectLine system streams audio for the hearing impaired

Those with hearing problems, having to depend on hearing aids are normally unable to enjoy the best audio delivered by today’s fancy gadgets and gizmos. But now with the Oticon ConnectLine system, the hearing impaired can enjoy audio delivered by gadgets as good as what a normal person can do.

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Seed Industrial HT560 MID powered by VIA C7

Seed Industrial of ShenZen has introduced the HT560 MID, an ultra portable device that runs Windows XP and is powered by the VIA C7 1GHz processor. This ultra portable device also packs 16GB of SSD storage and 1GB of DDR II RAM.

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Santa Claus USB 2.0 hub

You know it’s near Christmas, it’s time to start eying some gadgets that will add the Christmas atmosphere to your desk. Here comes a USB 2.0 hub that comes in the shape of a Santa’s face.

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Windows XP smartphone – ViewSonic VCP08

The ViewSonic VCP08 is another smart phone that runs Windows XP. It’s a clamshell that comes with two screens, which the outside screen measures 2 inches and the inner screen measures 4.3 inches that is where the XP runs.

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Pistol-shaped TV remote control

Here comes a pistol-shaped TV remote control that shall add some styles of you controlling the TV. You’ll be like a cowboy pointing and shooting, while switching from one channel to the other in front of the TV.

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Monoprice battery pack triples iPhone’s power for $15 only

iPhone users will always want more battery juice for intensive use of the iPhone. If none of the external battery packs has satisfied your need yet, you can have a try for the Monoprice battery pack, which costs $15 only, a price that is much cheaper than others.

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CompuLab fit-PC2i super tiny PC

CompuLab has got an extra tiny PC, fit-PC2i, which packs pretty good features. The fit-PC2i measures only 4- x 4.5- x 1.05-inches, weights 13 ounces and is built from a 100 percent aluminum die-cast body. But it manages to squeeze in an Intel Atom Z5xx CPU (1GHz to 2.2GHz), 2GB DDR2 RAM, and offers room for a 2.5-inch HDD.

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Internet enabled cat feeder

Cat keepers will find this device useful, although it’s just a DIY version. The Internet-enabled cat feeder allows you to leave your cats at home while you’re busy at your work place, and they’ll be served with their meals at right time.

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