King of Pop, Michael Jackson USB flash drive

Fans of the King of Pop should love this little Michael Jackson figure USB drive. Although it does not moonwalk on your desk but it provides 4GB of storage space for your data. The 4GB is too little for most people’s needs but should be sufficient to store all the MJ’s hits on one little, handy MJ figure.

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Audio light bulb emits both light and music

Light bulb does not necessarily emit light only, it can be used for blasting your favorite tunes. The Audio Light Bulb is made to replace your traditional light bulbs, as it lights up your room as well as works as a speaker for your music.

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iSkin intros clear, protective Claro and Claro touch covers for iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G

I’d prefer clear or transparent cases for my iPhone 4 as they do not defeat the natural beauty of my iPhone. iSkin has two new protective cases, known as the Claro and Claro Touch, which are ultra clear, form fitting cases for the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch respectively. Of course, the best of these two cases is they preserve the natural beauty of your iDevices.

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Fujitsu’s Lifebook AH572 3D laptop shipping for $1,400

If you’re looking for a laptop to fulfill your craves for 3D movies and 3D game plays, the Fujitsu’s Lifebook AH572 3D laptop is one that you should consider. This new Fujitsu 3D laptop is now ready to ship to US for a price of $1,400.

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iPhone app, Last Night Never Happened, lets you erase all your unpleasant messages over Facebook or Twitter

Those who rely on the social networks such as Facebook or Twitter to express their feelings or dissatisfactions in life, may have occasionally posted or tweeted the wrong messages or comments that might hurt other parties. Such as you might have said some bad things about your boss or you have accidentally leaked a secret via your tweet or post of Facebook.

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Paranoid over nuclear radiation? Keep a Geiger Counter FJ-2000, a handy radiation detector

The disaster happened in Japan has made everyone paranoid over the spread of nuclear radiation, even though you live somewhere far, separated by a big ocean from Japan. Here comes a little sophisticated device, called the Geiger Counter FJ-2000 which allows you to measure the radiation levels in your surroundings; so you can be sure whether you should stay at where you’re or make a move.

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iSkin earTones stereo earphones for iDevice announced

iSkin has announced its new stereo earphones known as the earTones which come in stylish, eye-popping colors. The earTones earphones are super lightweight and equipped with an integrated microphone and remote. And they’re claimed to be the industry’s first flexible earbud featuring the FlexFit, making them easy to be inserted into the ears, providing maximum comfort.

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5-in-1 connection kit for the iPad 2

Look, the attached image shall explain itself, how the 5-in-1 connection kit works for your iPad or iPad 2. Using the 5-in-1 connection kit, you’ll be able to hook up your iPad or iPad to various devices including a TV, a PC keyboard, a digital camera, a laptop and memory cards.

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EyeCard – what a cool-looking, credit card-sized magnifying glass that clamps on your nose!

There are times you need a magnifying glass while you’re on the go, so you can magnify any tiny objects or living bugs that you’re curious about. Here comes the EyeCard which is a credi card-sized magnifying glass that can be slipped into your wallet, to follow you everywhere you go.

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Zagg updates ZaggMate Bluetooth keyboard case for iPad 2

Zagg has also updated its ZaggMate Bluetooth keyboard case, with a new version to suit the iPad 2. The ZaggMate Bluetooth keyboard case for iPad 2 is similar to the predecessor, which comes in one-piece of sleek design, and equips the iPad 2 with a physical keyboard that speeds up your productivity.

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