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MyTunes SpeakerWe finally found something at Hammacher Schlemmer that is both original and actually affordable. The Miniature Amp iPod Speaker has three working dials for volume, treble and bass, and a full-range 5W driver. Plug the audio cable into your player’s earphone jack or connect to your computer with included USB cable. At a size of 5 x 3 3/4 x 3 1/2-inches, the MyTunes speaker needs 3 AA batteries (not included), comes with a lifetime warranty and carries a price of $29.95.

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Gallery: MyTunes Miniature Amp iPod Speaker


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TenguRemember Tengu, the USB toy/buddy that reacts to sound? Mr. Jones recently contacted us to let you know that there is now an updated version with five new faces, now at a price of £19.95 ($30.00.) He is offering free shipping during December when you add in the code “TENGU-08.” There is also a special edition Wooden Tengu for £30 (~$45.00,) but be quick as there are only a few available.

(Thanks, Crispin)

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LaCie Flat CablesLaCie has come up with a new line of cables that they refer to as “practical and fun.” We like to call them cords for the “cable challenged.” The Flat Cables are available in three types of USB interfaces in blue, in addition to the orange FireWire 400 and 800, and green eSATA connectors. Each one has its own labels for more customization. The LaCie cable starts at a price of £9.00 (~$13.00.)

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EDG

Jump Lab’s EDG (pronounced “edge”) doubles as a business card with video information. It features an interactive screen, audio/video capability and a USB port for transferring data. Originally conceived for pharmaceutical firms and their clients, the rCard can be adapted to many different types of businesses, such as clubs, casinos and more. The card is available in three different models, a standard version for promotions, the Lightning for content-changing use, and the Platinum for activity and transactions. The EDG is priced according to quantity and data involved, but the estimate comes somewhere between $17.50 and $29.00 per card.

 

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Gallery: EDG Business Card Has Video


Mickey Glove DriveLooking for stocking stuffers? Imagine the glee when your kid/parent finds a Mickey Mouse Glove sticking out of the top. Even better, it is attached to a Flash Drive. A-Data’s T807 is USB 2.0 and 1.1 compatible and is made of waterproof rubber. The drive’s removable end can be tucked into the cap so you won’t lose it and it supports Windows, Mac and Linux. At a size of 58 x 66 x 18mm, choose between 2G for $22.00, 4G for $31.00 and 8G for $48.00 and attach to your cellie, backpack or laptop.

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Smart Charger StrapIt’s such a pain when it comes to recharging your cellie or MP3 or 4 player. The Body Strap is minute and easy to attach. It supports Nokia, Motorola, Samsung or any 5-pin mini-USB PDA Phone. Recharge the strap, which has a voltage of 5.0V and current of 500mA, by connection to your computer or USB adapter. Choose either black or white at the mini-price of $4.99 and wear it or attach to your backpack or hoodie when on the go.

Read More | Giz Fever

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VellVett performing at the 2014 Gear Live Holiday Bash

Okay, we’re mobile warriors here at Gear Live, and the battery life is the only negative for me when it comes to my . The Mophie Juice Pack 3G aims to fix that problem, and so we took it to task. Now, mind you, not everyone uses up their battery as quick as I do - I have two email accounts that are on push data, and I also push calendars and contacts as well. That’s a lot of constant connectivity going on. If I’m not careful, my iPhone 3G battery will be dead within 9 hours on a typical day.

That’s where the Mophie Juice Pack steps in, aiming to provide that extra battery goodness. Read on to find out why it earned a spot in our Holiday Gift Guide.

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iCharge ecoWe have found a new solar charger, perfect for those of us that are watching the snow and gloom come down as we speak. The iCharge eco works on iPods, PSPs, Nintendo DS and cell phones. It features an output of DC5.0-5.5V/600mA with its 1,350mAh battery. Expect 15 hours to charge via solar, 5 hrs. on USB and 3.5 hrs. with an AC adapter. At a size of 107.5 x 51.5 × 15.3mm, it comes in a choice of 7 colors.

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Gallery: iCharge eco Solar Charger


Roll-up Mouse PadCombine a mouse pad with a USB 1.1, 4 port hub and you have a very useful tool. With its dual speakers, you can connect it to your iPod, MP3 or MP4 player. Roll the pad up to save space (or if your current mouse is infrared.) At a size of 280 x 220 x 40mm and a weight of 190g, the device has an on/off button and volume control, and comes with USB and 3.5mm audio cable for $22.00.

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Gallery: Roll-up Mouse Pad With Speakers and Hub


uRecord RipperStill have some old records and cassettes lying around? Turn them into CDs with the uRecord Vinyl and Cassette Ripper. Connect the device to your PC by USB then use the RCA inputs to attach to tape deck, turntable or other musical device. The built-in preamp eliminates having to use a stereo system. The EZ Vinyl Converter (PC) and EZ Audio Converter (Mac) software automatically places your tracks in your iTunes library. Say goodbye to the pops, clicks and hiss for $49.99.

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Gallery: uRecord Vinyl and Cassette Ripper


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