It also features a detachable color LCD display, which can communicate with the borescope wirelessly, allows you to monitor at a distance while the borescope is recording through those hard-to-reach corners. The borescope allows direct recording of video on to a SD memory card. It even supports night vision with dimmable LEDs to help you see things in dark.

Buy online, $337, USBFever

The tiny spy cam can record 30fps video at 640×480 resolution on to an included 2GB microSD card and it can be expanded up to 16GB. The little device also comes included with a USB cable which allows you to connect to the computer for transferring the recorded footage or use it as a webcam to chat with your online pals. Besides capturing videos, the little device can also be used as an audio recorder only.

Other goodies include a handful of accessories such as a mesh carry case, velcro strap, mounting kit, and water resistant rubber case, allowing it to be used in various environments. Less than half the size of the Flip Video, features one touch recording, works well in low-light condition and highly pocketable.

Buy online, $200, Brickhousesecurity

But now with this wireless radio-based Flash trigger control, you can easily take your best shots single-handedly. The wireless Flash trigger consists of a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter is to hook into the camera’s hotshoe while the receiver is to be attached to the hotshoe base of battery-powered flash unit.

With the wireless flash trigger set up on your camera, every time you take a shot, the transmitter then sends a signal wirelessly to the receiver to get the flash to fire. In this way, the camera and the flash unit can fire synchronously within the effective area (up t0 30m).

The little wireless flash trigger costs only $23.70, which is a much cheaper than investing on a high-end camera that comes with wireless flash controller.

Buy online, $23.70, Uxsight

The device does not take the video signal from the iPhone, what it does is only the analog way of projection. By sliding your iPhone into it, it can simply blow up the image on the iPhone screen onto a projection surface. This kind of projection will definitely not give you much brightness.

But the makers of HypnosEye claim you’ll be able to get an projected image size from 17 inch to 45 inch diagonally from a distance of half to 2 meters away. This should be good enough when you want to project what is on your phone and the setup should be much quicker than having to hook up an external projector to the iPhone.

The HypnosEye kit comes included with the projection lens and a portable 17-inch diagonal projection surface. It’s available at Japan Trend Shop and runs you about $80, a price that is much cheaper than any portable projectors in the market. Watch the device in action in the clip below.

Buy online, $80, JapanTrendShop

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But there shouldn’t be an apple to apple comparison between the two NASes. The Addonics Mini NAS comes with single bay only which is not possible for any RAID configuration. It comes built-in with fast Ethernet 10/100Mbps connection, supports any 2.5-inch SATA HDD or SSD.

It can also work as a USB print server. Other goodies include features found on the Addonics NAS adapter, such as support for SMB, open source Samba, iTunes music sharing, FTP access for up to 8 users simultaneously and a BitTorrent client. Costs only $69.

Buy online, $69, Shopaddonics

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Adventurous geeks may wanna bring one of these USB hurricane lamps with you for your next jungle exploration trip. But be sure to bring along your laptop or netbook in order to light the lamp up. The lamp uses LED bulbs which shouldn’t take up too much power. Unfortunately, it can’t be powered by batteries, thus loses the portability.

Buy online, Uxsight, $$9.70

Look at how it is placed by side by side with a dice for the size comparison. The little USB flash drive measures only 1.2 x 0.5 x 0.1 inches in size and weights just 1/20 of an ounce.

The electronics of this drive are encapsulated in a waterproof COB unit and then covered in a high-impact polymer outer shell, making it able to survive through your abuses such as dipping it in the water.

The super tiny Wink drive costs $38 for the 16GB version. It’s also available in other storage capacities which are 8GB, 4GB and 2GB and cost $19.95, $10.95 and $7.95 respectively.

Buy online, Amazon, $38

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The size of this sanitizer is slightly larger than a travel toothbrush. It’s like any regular UV toothbrush sanitizer, features a UV light bulb, allows you to keep your toothbrush in it for killing germs. It can be powered by your computer’s USB port or two AAA batteries. The USB power option is handy when you can’t find any AAA batteries around, simply hook this sanitizer to the computer’s USB port for zapping bacteria away.

It comes included with a USB cable but the batteries are not. It’s what you need when swine flu is active around the globe, carrying one of these to ensure your toothbrush is always clean and some more it’ll never run out of power as long as you have a computer or a USB charger with you.

Buy online, Geekstuff4u, about $40

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The massage scarf plugs into your computer’s USB port for power. It can be easily adjusted for different vibration levels to suit your need. It also keeps your neck and shoulder warm during the cold winter nights.

Buy online, $11.70, Uxsight

The Ocean Theater can work in several modes, e.g the Closed mode can even turn your apartment wall into an ocean which has 120 types of sea creatures living in it. It has lots of fishes, dolphins, sharks and you name it, to be projected on the walls.

You can also adjust different background sounds such as playful sounds of dolphins or noise of lapping waves to give you the soothing effect. You can also dock your iPod on it to play some music once you’ve got little bored with the ocean and the creatures.

Buy online, Japantrendshop, $235

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The purple beam and the near-UV capability make this laser pointer unique and it’s powered by 2 AAA batteries but manages to output 20mW of power. And the light source of this little pointer is a genuine Sony Blue-Ray diode.

It looks fun, but should be kept away from kids. As it can burn stuff and can be one of the essential tools in the Chemistry labs for altering some atomic structure. Since it outputs UV, I believe it can be used to kill some germs around, but you’ll need to apply it with care.

Buy online, $99, Warnlaser

The electronic reading aid comes in the shape like a computer mouse, which you can use it to scan those small words on books or newspapers, and output them to a TV or monitor display. It even can provide up to 70x of magnification digitally. The device can suit three viewing modes, which can output words in color, black in white and white in black. You also can freeze some unclear words for repeatedly reading them.

Buy online, $62, USBFever

Spy cameras can be everywhere these days. As simple as Pringles tin, wall socket and now a tissue box, can have a spy camera concealed in it without your notice at all. How easy if someone just purposely want to set you up using just a little tissue box.

The Spy Cam Tissue Box comes included with a 2GB SD card that can store the recorded footage. If that is not sufficient, you can have it upgraded up to 16GB. The camera itself is capable of recording up to 720×480 pixels resolution at 30fps, the kind of quality that is clear enough to show your big butt moving!

The device is powered by a rechargeable battery that allows it to record video continuously for up to 6 hours after a full charge. It’s an expensive gear, one of these will run you $599. If the price isn’t a matter, it could probably be used to gather proof whether your colleagues have snatched some snacks off your desk.

Buy online,Amazon, $600

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When I need to access anyone of them I’ll need to have my BlackBerry aside; as I can never remember exactly each one of them as they’re all strong passwords which are long and consist of a number of alphanumeric characters for each.

But if you do not have a smart phone that has a secure Password Manager software, you can also make use of this little USB dongle found on Uxsight store. It’s a Password keeper too. Called USB Password Spirit Master, the little device is just like usual USB key which you can keep in your pocket to bring along anywhere you go.

The little USB password master will remember all the passwords of your web accounts when you first plug it into the computer that you use to access those accounts. So the next time you plug it in again, you can just click one key to sign into your accounts.

Of course, the USB Password Spirit protects your passwords with strong encryption. You just have to remember a single password, which is the password to access the Password Spirit to allow it start working for you. Even when you’ve lost it you still could have less worry provided the encryption is reliable enough.

Buy online, Uxsight, $13.70

The 8X telescope also comes with a stand which you can clip your iPhone 3G/3GS on and comfortably take pictures and videos from afar. A video attached below showing you how it could probably be used to record what’d be going on at the pool side from your apartment.

Buy online, USBFever, $29

The little red goblin still remains in the USB 2.0 era, offers transfer speeds of up to 480Mbps only. Features an LED indicator that blinks while data flow through it. Costs only $11.70 on Uxsight store.

Buy online, $11.70 Uxsight

The little question is wearing USB gloves, having a wire connected to the USB port may hinder you from typing as comfortably as while without them. It’d be much more convenient if they could get cordless, such as having an internal battery rechargeable via the USB port And you could then detach the connection once the battery gets full, so you could type more freely.

Anyway, these USB gloves are available in two colors, black and white. The black is recommended for men while the white is recommended for women. People living outside Japan can get the gloves from Geekstuff4u store as Thanko has closed their English online store.

Buy online, $27, Geekstuff4u

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The design of this 3-in-1 gadget seems to have little problem. Apparently, in the picture, the three USB ports are found at the bottom of the device, which you need to turn it over and flip the connectors out to connect to your USB devices. But while keeping the three USB ports connected with gadgets, the clock face will need to face down, which will not allow the user to read the time. This could be the little sacrifice in order to clam all the three functions into a desktop washing machine.

Buy online, $11.70, Uxsight

Similar to many other retro radios, the Revo Heritage also comes with a big volume control knob on the side, which is pretty smooth for spinning. The device also supports Last.fm streaming but it’ll run you £3 a month once the 30-day trial is over. But you’ll also get DAB and FM when you can’t hook up to a WiFi connection.

Other goodies include 3-inch speaker drivers, 7W amp, 3.5 mm headphone jack, and iPod video output. It’s now available for pre-order at £229.95 ($382).

Buy online, Revo, £229.95, Pre-order

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Luckily now we have a much simpler solution to simulate the great V8 engine sounds in your overly silent car. By plugging the Sound Racer FM transmitter into your car’s cigarette lighter socket. The Sound Racer will then produce the sports car engine sounds that will get you to feel that you’re in a big race.

The Sound racer does not simply blast some non-sense engine sounds, it does go accordingly to your car engine RPM. It’s been designed to be able to sense and calculate the car engine RPM and produce the sounds of a powerful Super Sports Car engine. The sound changes as you drive and SoundRacer even increases the speed of the engine sound even you drive at a normal speed to get you the exciting engine sounds.

The device is simply an FM transmitter which transmits the engine sounds to your car stereo. While you’re not in the mood of hearing any engine sounds, you can use it as a standard FM transmitter for MP3 players, which you can hook up an iPod or iPhone through its line-in input for sending tunes to the car stereo. Unfortunately, it does not have a USB input or memory card slot for playing tunes on a USB drive or memory card.

Buy online, USD $49.95, LatestBuy