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Sanho HyperDrive, a portable hard drive for your iPad

If you’ve always been short of storage on your iPad, you should then consider investing on a portable hard drive for your iPad. The Sanho HyperDrive is a portable HDD that’s specially designed for the iPad.

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Fujitsu unveils Stylistic Q550 Windows 7 tablet

Fujitsu has added a new Windows 7 tablet into the market, called the Stylistic Q550. The Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 boasts a 10-inch display with 1,366 x 768 resolution and packs an Intel Z670 Oak Trail processor, a 2GB RAM and 64GB solid state drive.

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Cool MLG Vault case for your Xbox 360

If you aren’t brainy enough to make a cool case mod for your Xbox 360, you can now get a ready-made case that lets you make your Xbox 360 stand out. The MLG Vault case is a cool case mod that is available for you to grab and it adds a bold look to your Xbox 360 without needing you to open the case of your Xbox or void the warranty.

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Nakayo IP home phone with an integrated 7-inch Android tablet

Japanese telecommunication company, Nakayo is prepping an IP home phone that comes integrated with a 7-inch Android tablet. The device has not been named yet. It allows you to pick up the handset to speak and you can make a handsfree call by pressing a button on the display of the tablet. The tablet can be taken out, allowing you to speak into its mic while walking around.

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Postal Pix app lets you print photos directly from your iPhone

The Postal Pix is an iPhone application that lets you print your photos directly right from the iPhone. The Portal Pix app was created after co-founders Isaac and Christina Lay had a baby boy. The couple started snapping photos of their baby boy using their iPhones but having found that it was tricky with limited time to get the photos off the iPhones and distribute to their friends and family.

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Sony to unveil two new professional OLED-Tv Monitors

Sony has two new professional OLED-Tv Monitors to be unveiled at the Hollywood Post Alliance Tech Retreat in California on February 14-18. One of the OLED-TV monitors is a 2D and the other one is 3D capable. The 2D OLED-Tv monitor uses the same technology that Sony had presented at CES 2011, which was a 24.5-inch autostereo OLED display that offers glasses-free home viewing.

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Kiss My Valentine app on your smartphone

Valentine’s day is just around the corner. If you’ve always been short on ideas for what to do to impress your loved ones, you should then hand the task over to a mobile application called the Kiss My Valentine. The Kiss My Valentine works on a smart phone and lets you have tons of ideas of what you should do to impress your valentines on the special day.

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Stetheadphone resembles a stethoscope, is the iPhone headphone for doctors

Doctors are used to wearing a stethoscope while they’re on duty. So, when coming to listening to music on the iPhone, they might prefer headphones that resemble a stethoscope. The Stetheadphone is a special pair of headphones that has been made to resemble a stethoscope but it offers all the features of standard iPhone headphones.

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Super tiny USB flash drive – the EMTEC S100 Micro

EMTEC S100 Micro USB Flash drive has joined the group, being one of the world’s smallest USB flash drives. The EMTEC S100 Micro comes in dimensions of 0.80-inch x 0.61-inch x 0.27-inch. The picture shows exactly how tiny this USB drive is and it’s ideal for use with notebooks or tablets.

The S100 only shows only a very tiny bit sticking out while it’s plugged into the USB port of a netbook or tablet, therefore you can always have it plugged in, even though the netbook or tablet is kept inside its case.

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Toshiba Dynabook Qosmio T750, first color-changing notebook, features nano-technology

Toshiba want their notebooks to stand out from the rest and being as eye-catching as possible. So, they’ve rolled out the first color-changing notebook called the Toshiba Dynabook Qosmio T750. The notebook is able to change the metallic look of its outer shell from green to blue then to purple, with the use of nano-technology.

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