Logitech Speed Force Wireless racing wheel for Nintendo Wii

Stereo wheel for Nintendo wii has always been handy for the Wii racing gamers. Logitech has announced its new Logitech Speed Force Wireless racing wheel, considered as the first force feedback wheel for the popular gaming platform.

The racing wheel is licensed by Nintendo which means you have now got various Wii racing options to look forward to! Very easy to set up and store, you can use this wireless force while you are sitting on your couch, arm chair or living room floor. Comfortable gaming experience is ensured by built-in gas and brake controls located on the wheel itself as also the adjustable and expandable lap rest.
Free from all the cable, you can relish the lag-free racing from up to 30 feet away from the console with the help of Logitech’s 2.4 GHz wireless technology. It is retailing with a price tag of $99.99.

MP3 Player for Swimmers

We're not referring to that overpriced trainer. We mean the MP3 player. Ubiquitous wherever people are sweating. Except the pool.
Too bad, because you love the payoff of a good swim: toned muscles, non-stressed joints, smooth skin. You just hate the tedium. (If only Zero 7 and DJ Vadim performed poolside ...)
The gadget of your wet dreams (nyuk nyuk) already has its toes in the water: SwiMP3.
So how can a non-dolphin like you hear underwater? The player rests on the back of your head and ear-covering sound flaps rest on your cheekbones, all of which is held in place by the connected goggles. SwiMP3 holds about 30 songs and (although the manufacturer states otherwise) is so far only PC-compatible. Super-easy plug-and-play.
It works best when your head is fully submerged, so kick out that crawl. Do the backstroke.
And rock on, little fishie.

Wake You Up

Shiny Shiny: What is it with the proliferation of evil alarm clocks these days? First there was the you've - got - to - find - me - to - turn - me - off Clocky, and now there's the truly insidious Sonic Alarm. If you want to rouse a reluctant sleeper, you pull the pin, lob the alarm into their bedroom, and then wait for the "very annoying and piercingly loud noise." The alarm has to be found and the pin replaced in order to quiet the thing back down.
I'm firmly against alarm clocks without snooze buttons. And if anyone pitches one of these in my room, they should be prepared to consider that action an official Declaration of War.

USB At Wrist

Shiny Shiny: Technology as fashion isn't new. Years ago, I walked around with cannibalised computer chips dangling from bits of metal and called it "jewelry." The rubberised, Imation Flash Wristband goes a step further by being not only wearable, but actually functional. Snap it off your wrist and plug it in to your USB drive for data access. The 256MB fashion/data accessory is available in either blue or black; a limited selection if you're less concerned with having your digital files handy and more concerned with outfit coordination. However, it's a good, wearable data option to hold us all over until we can have USB flash memory embedded directly into our pointer fingers.

Dual Screen Cellphone

Alloy Total Product Design has come up with The Polygon, a cool new concept phone. This one seems to resemble the Nintendo DS in terms of design, and while at times a bit too similar, the whole dual screen nature of the casing seems to go very well with the cellphone. A portable phone is supposed to provide the user with a quick, convenient and efficient way to make calls on the go, and this concept works quite well on The Polygon. While obviously not going to be released in the very near future, The Polygon provides hope for constant innovation in the cellphone industry.

Linkable USB

Shiny Shiny: I was gutted to find out that these bendy USB drives are still in the concept stage. I mean, look at them! Not only do they link together, allowing you to instantly increase your storage capacity, they also look like tons o' fun, helping many a bored office worker get through the day. You could even use them to fashion yourself a handy USB bracelet or necklace, if you were that way inclined. They're the brainchild of designer Vicky Wei, who worked out that two USB sticks have more storage than one, and decided to stick some together and see what happened. Luckily it worked out for her: I can only hope we'll be seeing them on sale soon!

Freeing up Your Hand

If you're in the market for a new pair of headphones and don't mind looking foolish or being stared at by strangers, you may be interested to know that the iWalk will be available in a week or two. For about $60, you can slip a first- or second-generation iPod nano into the iWalk's dedicated slot and take a jog around the park while carrying pepper spray in one hand and a cell phone in the other to ward off and/or call the police when you're approached by someone asking whether you're taking part in a new prank show. Alternatively, since the iWalk gives you complete access to the nano's clickwheel, you could also just crank up the volume to drown out the laughter and keep on jogging.

Appetizing USB Ports

The upcoming bread series in Vavolo's Freshy Baked USB Drive lineup is pretty cute.
Soon to be available in 256MB, 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB capacities (prices unknown), these cross-platform thumb drives are encased in housings made to look like the following baked goods: hot dog, french bread, hamburger, pizza, sandwich, and the oddly specific raisin challah bread.
Very cute, actually. I think I'm beginning to see the appeal

Fresh Air

Gizmodo: Hospitals and germ freaks rejoice! English tech company Inov8 (sounds a bit ravey, doesn't it?) has come up with the Air Disinfection unit, or AD. It recreates fresh air, which is a key factor in killing microbes, without the need for opening a window in the operating theater. Any surgeons or hospital staff reading, that was a joke, by the way.
Although launched yesterday in London, the device, which is about the size of a flower vase, is currently being tested in 17 veterans' hospitals over here with a view to making it available in the US.
Within an hour of switching it on, the AD can reduce bacteria levels to zero as it creates reactive hydrogen radicals, then pumps them out into the atmosphere, purging the air of bacteria. Faced with the AD, even the tough superbug MRSA is apparently toast - and that can only be a good thing.

USB Calculator + Mouse

Gizmodo: Here's an idea for number-crunching road warriors that might be even better: a USB mouse with an integrated calculator. This calculator mouse is a real, shipping product.
This $30 mouse is also an improvement over that numerical keypad because its screen shows you the results of your calculations, and you don't need to use any of your precious laptop's screen real estate to see that calculator application running, nor do you need to run any additional apps just to add up a few numbers

Blow-Up Mouse

Shiny Shiny: If you've ever attended a trade show or, indeed, gone on holiday, you'll know it sometimes something of a challenge to cram all your geek gear into one bag. It can be done but usually means sore shoulders and unusual bulges.
The Jelly Click can't do much about the former, but it can help streamline your packing. Just flatten for transit, and puff up for use. So simple, you have to wonder what would happen if the person sitting next to you thought you were smug and / or weird and stabbed it... It's a concept, so worry not.

Go Green, Go Unplug

Pedal the plug out with Eject Powerstrip. It is a forward-looking redesign of a powerstrip that would allow people to easily, safely and enjoyably unplug their devices.
People don't unplug their devices because:1) they are lazy2) they are too old or disabled to bend down3) their powerstrips are located in areas they can't access without accidents (under tables, drawers)4) when dealing with cheap powerstrips, unplugging a device can be dangerous.

Adjustable USB mouse

Popgadget: It really bums me out to see a nice idea being implemented on a piece of outdated technology.
Take this palm-fit adjustable optical USB mouse from USB Fever, for example. It's got a pretty ingenious "lengthening" component that allows the mouse to become up to 16 mm (0.63 inches) longer. This ability to "grow" makes the mouse a compelling choice for travelers who have previously shied away from travel mice because of their diminutive size.
But why a USB mouse? Yeah, it's great that the USB cable is retractable and adjustable "to fit your application" and all that, but it's not 1990 anymore. Cut the cords, people.

Not Facebook but Face Watch!

Yanko Design: The UNI watch has a customizable digital face. You can choose fonts, colors, backgrounds and hand designs with just a few clicks in the included software. It’s made of that weird soft touch plastic. Something about that texture keeps me petting it over and over. Even tho the pictures don’t show it very well, the display is a full color OLED. A built-in accelerometer turns the display on only when your wrist turns and the mini-USB port makes it easy to connect to your computer.

Keyboard with Built-in Fan

Thanko, a company known for its innovative products has rolled out a new keyboard. According to FarEastGizmos, the computer peripheral has a built-in fan to keep users’ hands cool.
Many times users’ hands sweat due to the prolonged usage of the keyboard, especially in the humid conditions. In such cases Thanko keyboard users can simply turn on the fan switch and continue working in comfortable environment.
The built-in fan blows strong cool air, so that it is convenient for users to work. The keyboard measures 51×22x3.5 cm.
As of now the Thanko keyboard with integrated fan is only available in Japan. The Thanko fan keyboard is available for 6,650 yen.

Enhancing Chat Experience

The Cool Hunter: Take the IPEVO TR-10i for example, your new desktop pal. It’s the ultimate accomplice for anyone who uses Skype and iChat as much as we have been lately.
So what exactly does it do? It works as a desktop mic, a speakerphone and also as a handset for when you want to take a private call. With dedicated Skype buttons, you may never have to pay for a call again. Want to record a call to listen back to at a later date or to add to your podcast? This gadget has got you covered. It also weighs next to nothing so is pretty handy to take with you on business trips and of course it helps that it is a bit of a good looker.

Logitech G-series G19 Gaming Keyboard

Earlier in the year Logitech announced its new line of products at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show.This included its new line of gaming peripherals including the next-generation G-series keyboard simply entilted the G19. The new G19 was designed to provide gamers with a high performance, highly featured computer, peripheral that could help them improve their gaming skills. The G19 is an LCD gaming keyboard which features 12 different programmable keys with 3 macros per key. It also has light up keys which seem to be a neccesity for gamers these days. A very cool feature is a 320×240 min-display that will provide gamers with in-game statistics among other details that could give a gamer an extra advantage over the competition. It works with over 60 different games including the addictive and widley popular World of Warcraft. The screen can also sho pictures, video, void data, and computer details. The keyboard also includes details on VoIP Caller ID, video playback, or image slideshows without requiering the gamer to exit his playthrough.
Along with this keyboard, Logitech is also releasing the G35 surround sound headset and the G9x Laser Mouse. The Logitech G19 is the premier in PC gaming technology. It’s features are enough to make any gamer start drooling. Now this keyboard is not on the market yet. It is expected to come out later this spring, sometime in March. However, Amazon.com has now listed the G19 on its pre-order list. This amazing keyboard will not come cheap though. The G19 sports a hefty price tag of $199.99. However, if you are intersted in the G19 keyboard, the G35 surround sound headset, and the G13 advanced gameboard as a package deal for $400 which is pretty hefty for most but is worth it if you spend most of your time destroying people online. But if you think about it, the G19, with its 12 programmable keys, 320×240 min screen and all its other features is well worth the $200 price tag it displays. If you are a hard core PC gamer and you want the latest in gaming technology and a step up on the competition, then you will definatley want to check out the Logitech G-series G19 Gaming Keyboard.

Logitech Notebook Riser N110 offers comfortable computing experience

Raise the level of comfort while computing on notebooks with the latest notebook riser. Logitech India has announced the launch of the Logitech Notebook Riser N110, across the country.
This notebook accessory features an ergonomically designed riser that elevates the notebook display to an optimal viewing position, allowing users to experience an enhanced ease while placing the laptop on a desk or on their lap

Logitech Z-5500

Amazing 5.1 sound system. Clear and brilliant sound, loud, very loud (500W, 1050 peak). I like listening my music well, so this hi-end model from Logitech is something just right for the job.

IBM ThinkPad R52

My primary workstation, my one and only PC (for the moment)… P M 750(1.86GHz), 1.5GB RAM, 60GB 5400rpm HD, 15in 1400×1050 LCD, 64MB ATI Radeon X300, CDRW/DVDRW, Intel 802.11abg wireless, Bluetooth/Modem, 1Gb Ethernet, UltraNav, Secure chip, IEEE 1394, Fingerprint reader, 6c Li-Ion batt, WinXP Pro.