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The procedure is as follows:A] Parts needed 1. One LED torch, which uses 3 AAA or 2 AAA batteries, i.e either 3 or 4.5 volts, the 4.5 volts one preferred. I got mine LED circuit from old LED lights, LED emergency lights which I bought at my sunday market for Rs.15/- these lights are chinese made and give bright light...2.One usb extension cable, see if u have a spare at home, comes with any USB device, Pen Drive, Bluetooth Dongle, etc etc, u wud need to destroy the cable to make the light....3. Soldering IRon, Insulation Tape, wire stripper....B} in USB cable keep the end of cable which is as shown in pix 1 and this pic as intact, remove the connector which is to the other side of cable, You would see 4 wires comming out of it. RED, BLACK, GREEN and WHITE.. Strip the RED and BLACK Wires and keep the GREEN AnD WHITE wires as it is .....C] Connect the RED wire to the + ve of the LED circuit, and BLACK wire to the - ve of the CIRCUIT.. insulate the wires, or solder as per ur convence,,, C

En el video se muestra cómo podemos crear de manera sencilla y usando artículos reciclados una linterna USB a partir de elementos como un cable USB que ya no usemos, un pedazo de tuvo, un foco pequeño, una tapa de botella  entre otras cosas que podemos encontrar en casa.Entonces, a construir su propia linterna que les será de gran utilidad sobretodo cuando falte iluminación en alguna parte de tu casa.Entradas Relacionadas:[Video] Crea tu propio ventilador casero USB [Video] Cómo sacar duplicado de llave usando solo una lata de gaseosa Cómo tener Linux en tu memoria USB Memoria USB que cambia de forma según el espacio de almacenamiento

It's not James Bond's camera. It's for everybody. It's a concept design of artist Sungwoo Park. A camera that only the basic function of taking pictures. No viewfinder, no LCD screen, only one button. Imagine wearing it as a keychain. View project pagevia

  Esta curiosa memoria USB tiene la característica que cuando se encuentre llena se inflará indicándole que se encuentra al tope de su almacenamiento,  y cuando ésta se desinfle entonces la memoria se encontrara vacía. ESta memoria viene con capacidades de 512MB, 1GB y 2GB. Vía | Tecnobita - Gadgets Reviews (Información en Inglés) Entradas Relacionadas: Cómo tener Linux en tu memoria USB HDD Low Level Format Tool: Memoria USB Inaccesible desde Windows? Desbloquea y expulsa tu memoria USB con USB Drive Ejector Características de USB 3.0 HDD Low Level Format Tool: Memoria USB Inaccesible desde Windows?

USB GECKO REVIEW and NEWZFondamentalmente e' una SD gecko USB... serve comunque un modchip o una Action Replay per farla partire (e con essa i vari *.dol files) ma il team GECKO sta lavorando a un disco pressato (come quello del Wii originale) per il loading senza modchip o modifiche varie.....ASPETTIAMO CON ANSIA NEWZ SU QUESTO DISCO PRESSATO !!!http://wii.scorpei.com/usbgecko.html“USB gecko is 3rd Party Memory Card Interface Adapter which allows homebrew and hobbyist developers the ability to connect their Gamecube(TM) or Wii(TM) console to there PC which has a USB 2.0 Port.“ - Official USBgecko website.

Vodafone has expanded its range of high-speed USB Modems with a new "Stick" design that as well as being super small and lightweight, is capable of connection speeds of up to 7.2Mbps.But, it's worth noting that these impressive speeds - up to twenty-two times faster than that of "normal" mobile broadband - are currently only available in a few locations throughout the UK.Coverage is continuing to be rolled out in the London districts of E1, E1W, E14, EC1, EC2, EC3, EC4, NW1, SW1, W1, W2, W8, W9, W10, W11, W14, WC1 and WC2.In addition to the capital's coverage, 7.2Mbps can also be enjoyed at major airports such as Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, London City, Southampton, East Midlands, Liverpool, Manchester, Belfast City and Belfast International.The new USB Modem Stick is Vodafone's smallest and slimmest yet and is nolarger than a standard USB flash drive.It really is tiny and lightweight and to say that it offers you full-fat internet connectivity anywhere there is mobile phone coverage

Se han podido ver en Las Vegas. Los conectores Dubbed SuperSpeed USB constituyen la tercera encarnación del estándar USB para transferencia de datos a velocidades diez veces superiores al límite actual de 480 Mb/s.En concreto, prometen una velocidad de transferencia de 4,7 Gb/s. La nueva especificación será compatible con los productos, cables y conectores USB 1.1 y 2.0. Como se ve en la imagen, las clavijas extras que incorpora se colocan detrás de las del USB 1.1/2.0. Los conectores USB 3.0 y sus receptáculos serán más profundos que los actuales.A finales de este mes se espera que salga una especificación USB 3.0 inicial, que sería completada a finales de junio de 2008.Diana Delgado, The Inquirer ES

Zyrus Corea ha dado a conocer una unidad USB muy cool 'Bandi'para el mercado local. La forma de un guardapelo gigante, tieneun LED azul que parpadea en todo el cuerpo del dispositivo ypuede ser colgado alrededor del cuello. Lo que falta es el conectorUSB sin embargo, como se puede ver en la siguiente imagen seinvierte convenientemente abierto lo que permite a que la unidadconectarse a través del puerto USB 2,0 y ofrece 18MB (lectura) y4.5MB (escritura) datos de la velocidad, junto con la contraseñapara la protección y el arranque de DOS. Ninguna idea sobre lafijación de precios y disponibilidad de los Bandi, por ahora enCorea es un único producto por el momento.Vía: aving

Zyrus presentó su nueva USB memory 'Zyrus Bandi' en el mercado de Corea. Con un singular parpadeo de luz LED en todo su cuerpo, la Zyrus Bandi ofrece 18MB (read) y 4.5MB (write)en velocidad de datos, y soporta contraseña, auto-run, y la función de arranque de DOS.También soporta Windows Vista Ready Boost. Una empresa oficial dice que la Zyrus Bandi podría ser un bonito accesorio de moda con su singular diseño, tamaño compacto y color bien distintivo.Información extraída de: AVING USA

At home, I’m sure most of you have your holiday decorations up and have your Christmas tree all lit up and looking all fabulous and festive. What about your desk - at home or at work? What sort of holiday decoration have you done this year? Do you have your same old dirty coffee mug “displayed” with your pen cup? Why not have a Christmas tree for your desk? The happy elves over at Gadgetshop offer the USB Christmas Tree. This holiday cheer spreading little gadget plugs into any USB port (regardless of operating system) and flashes a bright, cheery color every second - alternating between green, red, blue and purple. Once you plug it in, your desk will be the cheeriest and most brightly lit desk in the office. Hopefully you don’t work in an office full of Bah Humbug-ers where they wouldn’t find such a great gadget to be so much fun. Pick one up today for £6.95 (apx. $14 USD) over at Gadgetshop. Hopefully you’ll get it before Christmas! Feature

At home, I’m sure most of you have your holiday decorations up and have your Christmas tree all lit up and looking all fabulous and festive. What about your desk - at home or at work? What sort of holiday decoration have you done this year? Do you have your same old dirty coffee mug “displayed” with your pen cup? Why not have a Christmas tree for your desk? The happy elves over at Gadgetshop offer the USB Christmas Tree. This holiday cheer spreading little gadget plugs into any USB port (regardless of operating system) and flashes a bright, cheery color every second - alternating between green, red, blue and purple. Once you plug it in, your desk will be the cheeriest and most brightly lit desk in the office. Hopefully you don’t work in an office full of Bah Humbug-ers where they wouldn’t find such a great gadget to be so much fun. Pick one up today for £6.95 (apx. $14 USD) over at Gadgetshop. Hopefully you’ll get it before Christmas! Feature

IDEA REGALOPotremmo definirlo un emulo di ITunes, solo che al posto di scaricare mp3, potrete scegliere e assaggiare il vostro vino preferito. Ad avere la geniale intuizione sono stati ovviamente dei francesi, che sul rosso nettare hanno poco da farsi insegnare. Sul sito usbwine.com potete ordinare la chiavetta-rubinetto USB, indispensabile per accedere alla cantina online. Per farla funzionare è necessaria una banda larga... la vostra vita in ogni caso non sarà mai più quella di prima!!!!segnalato da SklerClicca sull'immagine

In Linux ,unlike windows, You can get live versions which can work without need to be installed on your hard disk thus saving your disk space . This is one the good features that I like the most in Linux.What if you want to create a Live Linux version of your installed Linux Distribution ? Don't worry Technova has got a solution for you !!Go to the site below to create Live Linux version from your installed Linux Distribution .Create Live Linux version from your installed Linux DistributionLinux Live is a set of shell scripts which allows you to create own Live Linux from your installed Linux distribution. The Live system that's create will be bootable from CD-ROM or a USB disk device . You can even use Linux Live scripts to boot Linux from iPod as well.This site is even distributing a free ebook on How to create Live Linux version .This book hich provides a step by step installation manual for creating a Linux Live CD based on Slackware Linux and Linux Live scripts 6.0.7 (PDF 260

The freeware USB Blocker enforces centralized access control to preventunauthorized use of removable media that connects to computer USBports, for example, memory sticks, removable hard disks, iPods, andmore. Port access control is a very important aspect of your endpointsecurity, no matter how good your antivirus and firewall are. The USBdevice lockdown protects your network against malware and preventstheft of sensitive corporate data. Unlike other solutions, it requires no deployment on client computersand relies only on built-in Group Policy mechanisms. Another advantageof the tool is simplicity, only a couple of mouse clicks to get thework done. And the most exciting: the software is completely free ofcharge. Benefits:Prevents unauthorized use of removable devices.Hardens endpoint security.Enables regulatory compliance, such as SOX, GLBA and HIPAA.Freeware! Saves your IT buck for other projects.Features:Seamlessly integrates with Active Directory.Requires no client deployment (no

Ok, it´s for the future! The today's USB standard (USB 2,0) transmits data with 480 Mbit/s. The inventor of the USB Intel however develops already a technology, which is based on optical basis. The transmission is to be thereby about 5 Gbit/s. Thus about ten times faster than USB2.0. On the market should come the new ports 2009.

I’ve carried many USB drives over the last few years. My first was a very boring 128MB Memorex stick. They didn’t really make them fancy back then, it was cool enough to be carrying one at all. Like the rest of my flash drives, it was likely lost or broken. Needless to say, I’ve seen a lot of them. I’m not really sure why, but Mobile Disk P1 from TwinMOS really caught my eye. I suppose that it’s human nature to be drawn to things that are shiny. I can’t really explain it, but if you see a glint of something out of the corner of your eye, you just instinctively want to look. That’s why people are bound to notice this particular flash drive. It has a mirrored surface, and six multicolored LEDs that light up when it is plugged in. Just looking at this, you get the impression that there’s more than meets the eye. Unfortunately, the most exciting thing you’ll find is the retractable USB plug. Pricing and availability are not currently known on this product. Source: Aving

I’ve carried many USB drives over the last few years. My first was a very boring 128MB Memorex stick. They didn’t really make them fancy back then, it was cool enough to be carrying one at all. Like the rest of my flash drives, it was likely lost or broken. Needless to say, I’ve seen a lot of them. I’m not really sure why, but Mobile Disk P1 from TwinMOS really caught my eye. I suppose that it’s human nature to be drawn to things that are shiny. I can’t really explain it, but if you see a glint of something out of the corner of your eye, you just instinctively want to look. That’s why people are bound to notice this particular flash drive. It has a mirrored surface, and six multicolored LEDs that light up when it is plugged in. Just looking at this, you get the impression that there’s more than meets the eye. Unfortunately, the most exciting thing you’ll find is the retractable USB plug. Pricing and availability are not currently known on this product. Source: Aving

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There are a lot of vinyl record players out there that convert your giant audio floppy discs into MP3s, but few that pull off the retro look so well. Speaking as someone who once inherited an old portable record player with detachable speakers and a handle that looked eerily similar to this, I like the idea, even if it is slightly overcooked. Hell, I still wish I had that old player now with its wood veneer finish, clip-on speakers, crackly sound and somewhat ‘wavy’ record-spinning action. This is the Crosley Keepsake USB Turntable which will let you convert your records into MP3s, once you hook it up to your PC and use the bundled software. Even better, if all you want to do is to listen to them you can do that too as the Crosley comes with a 3-speed setting for even the oldest vinyl. Anyone for a 78rpm boogie? Yours for around £77Source – uk.gizmodo.com

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, maker of cellular phones and wireless broaband cards, recently announced a new wireless broadband deviced with a USB interface. The Sony Ericsson MD300 is the joint venture's newest wireless broadband device which is capable of supporting multiple types of wireless networks within a module the size of a USB "thumb" drive.