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Saitek Obsidian Mouse has Touch Scroll Wheel
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Saitek recently released their latest mouse, offering a clean modern design and a unique scrolling sensor that uses touch instead of a traditional wheel input. The Obsidian mouse features a high-precision 1000DPI optical sensor, and operates wirelessly over RF. The mouse comes with a USB-based dock for storage and charging. … |
April 17th, 2007
Add an Fm Radio to Your Nintendo Ds
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This little add-on for the Nintendo DS (and DS Lite) lets you listen to the radio while getting your game on. The $14 Dragon NDS Lite FM Radio Converter plugs into the front expansion port on the DS, and gets its power from the DS internal battery. This means it’s… |
April 17th, 2007
Say Goodbye to Dirty Keyboards and Mice
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While there are plenty of spill-resistant keyboards out there, this is the first time I’ve seen one that can actually be washed in the sink. Unotron’s line of washable keyboards, mice and Smartcard readers can all be submerged under running water and cleaned with antibacterial cleansers. Designed primarily for environments… |
March 21st, 2007
Pimp Your Sixaxis Controller
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Don’t care for the clean design of the PS3′s SIXAXIS controller? Why not make it super fugly with these analog joystick covers from Japan. These oddly textured silicon caps attach to the top of the PlayStation 3′s analog sticks, supposedly protecting the thumbsticks and providing grip, all while making your… |
February 20th, 2007
Mario Brothers Mice: Function Follows Form
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Here’s another fun product for all you Nintendo fanboys and girls. These Dot Design 2 Super Mario Brothers computer mice from Banpresto features popular bitmap characters from the popular game series. The mice come in two designs, one featuring Mario, and the other featuring a familiar Star shape. While both… |
February 13th, 2007
Flatwire: Hide Wires on the Wall, Not in the Wall
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One of the biggest problems with home electronic gear is hiding all the wires associated with your projects. Sure, there are cable management solutions such as cord channels, cable ties and ugly wiremold systems, but none of them look nearly as nice as running all your cables in the walls.… |
January 30th, 2007
Cooler King Cools Off Xbox 360 and Much More
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This nifty add-on for the Xbox 360 combines additional cooling like Nyko’s Intercooler, but also adds some other nice bells and whistles to the back of the console. The Gamexpert Cooler King adds direct-connect video outputs to the back of your Xbox 360, including VGA, component, S-video and composite, as… |
January 27th, 2007
