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Hauppauge has rolled out its MediaMVP-HD Digital Media Player that will jump straight into the world of full High Definition, offering support for 1080p video via HDMI. Apart from that, you will plus find that it is equipped with a UPnP client capable of streaming shared photo, music, and video files from networked computers as well as other storage devices by an Ethernet connection. The USB port additionally lets you hook up a USB flash drive or external storage drive for additional playback from other sources. Other connectivity options include component, composite, and S-Video, where the Hauppauge MediaMVP-HD is tipped to hit the US market that summer for $149.99. Expect the hacker community to have a field day with that since it runs on Linux.

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T-Mobile is now seeling microUSB chargers that will not only juice up your cellphone, it additionally comes with another USB port that allows you to ability another USB-compatible device simultaneously – now how about that! Definitely not the brightest view to have come out of mankind so far, but at least it works and is practical particularly in that day and age where just about anything is able to be charged via USB.

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Apple’s Bluetooth keyboard for the iPad matches it very nicely, but it’s not precisely the most portable keyboard in town. whether you want something that you can easily fit into your backpack without adding too much bulk, why not check out the Slim Bluetooth Keyboard from Brando. Measuring in at 112mm x 61mm x 13mm and weighing just 70g, it should fit the bill pretty well. To produce things better, its built-in rechargeable battery can be recharged via your standard USB port. Aside from the iPad, it additionally supports Symbian S60, Mac OS, Windows Mobile, and Windows 2000 till 7. The price of portability for you will be $37.

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Those mini portable speakers are a dime a dozen nowadays, but how many of them are hand-made from wood and look like a nut? That’s what the Motz Mini Speaker is offering – a pretty looking portable speaker that offers FM radio as well. You’ll be able to recharge its lithium-polymer battery via a USB port, after which you’ll be able to enjoy up to 10-hours of music whether you’re using it along headphones or 5-hours whether used as a speaker or AUX. whether you think that cute looking speaker is what you’ve been looking for, you’ll need to be prepared to shell out $35.99 for it.

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Want to get surround sound on your notebook or netbook? The X-TUBE USB DTS Surround Audio Adapter is just the thing for you, as it comes with a solitary vacuum tube amplifier that is equipped with an USB port, where you will thereupon be able to enjoy DTS surround sound when plugged in. You will need the DTS Headphone Deck software as well as a pair of DTS compatible headphones in order to take advantage of the full DTS sound system. Features include a headphone output and a microphone input for voice recording capability, while an integrated blue LED light which glows bright in the dark helps spruce it up. It is compact, but looks rather fragile, don’t you think?

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The BrainWave desktop microwave concept is something we really wouldn’t mind having in the office, particularly during those late night sessions. that microwave oven comes with a USB port and RFID scanner built-in. So all you have to do is open the packet of pre-packed food, get the utensil that has a built-in RFID chip out of the package, scan it on the microwave and the device will know how towering it needs to heat up the food for you. The USB cable allows it to be hooked up to your computer, notifying you of when your food is ready (since we’re certain your eyes are glued to the computer display). Aside from that, the BrainWave can be stored in an upright position, functioning as a whiteboard when not heating up pizzas for you.

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Watches that sport USB flash memory in them aren’t new, but that USB Memory Watch concept looks quite cool, unlike most USB memory watches out there. The USB port at the end of the watch is of a retractable design, so it won’t get in the way of things. The face of the watch even has an indicator to give you a visual representation of how much storage space is left on the watch. Looks sleek and futuristic, not poor.

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USB chargers don’t always have to look like ugly black boxes, as can be proven by these heart-shaped USB chargers. Available in bright red, light pink and a darker pink, these chargers will be able to recharge devices that require a USB port for capability. It’ll set you back $31, which might be a tad expensive, but it could produce a pretty gift.

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Denon has unveiled a couple of new Blu-ray players in the scheme of the BDP-1611UD and BDP-2011UDCI, where both of them will be able to handle 3D Blu-ray discs with aplomb, so form certain that your HDTV qualifies for 3D whether you want to take advantage of that feature. Of course, the support will come in the mold of an official firmware update sometime that fall, so that leaves you a few more months to save up for a new 3D-capable HDTV whether you don’t own one already. Apart from Blu-ray discs, it additionally plays nice with DVDs, CDs, high-resolution audio discs in SACD and DVD-Audio formats. Other specifications include 1GB of integrated storage for BD-Live playback, a USB port and Web connectivity that supports both Netflix and YouTube streaming. Expect the BDP-1611UD to ship that June for $400, while the BDP-2011UDCI will hit a couple of months later for $800.

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