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And on top of that, the Toshiba G450 is a USB drive for 160 MB of data, too. Talk about multi-tasking. This 3G phone functions as a 3.6Mbits-per-second modem on mobile broadband. Unusual in design and function, the G450 automatically charges when connected to a laptop via USB. Like a regular mobile phone, it can take calls, send SMS and works as an alarm clock. The light and compact G450 had reviewers scratching their heads because of its tiny screen and the unique keypad layout, which takes a little getting used to. It comes in three colors: white, red and black.

These USB gadgets are not exactly the most time-saving devices ever made. Whatever works for you, man.

Keep your desk spic and span with Mr. Gadget USB Vacuum Cleaner. The two attachments are ideal for cleaning your keyboard.

Something for a fresh-smelling workplace: the USB Ashtray and Deodorizer absorbs smoke through a fan that leads the air into a carbon filter.

Forget lost or misplaced USB drives. The Mr. Gadget 1 GB USB 2.0 Executive Watch keeps your data at hand. The watch is made of stainless steel and comes with a five year warranty.

With the USB Shaver, you don’t even have to go far to get a close shave. It is compact and has twin floating heads for precision.

Cast doubts on the usefulness and practicality of these USB gadgets if you will, but these might just make your soda cooler and your workspace a bit more colorful and literally full of life. The USB Mini Fridge comes in red and black and holds one soda can. Its cooling pad becomes 8.5 degrees cold after only five minutes. The USB Fantastic LED Fan cools you down and lights up your area with 5 colors and 32 light patterns. Since it’s LED, the lights themselves don’t generate so much heat and defeat the purpose. The USB greenhouse provides artificial lighting for your marigold and reminds you when your plant needs watering. But seriously now, how dark can your workplace be?

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In the office, there’s time for work and time for play. But some boys never grow up and want to do both. These USB-powered toys from thinkgeek.com were made just for them.

A 3-port motorcycle engine or a 4-port Doomsday switch? You press them and they make noise. Roar. Boom. What difference does it make? They both drive your cubicle neighbor insane.

Still obsessed with Matchboxes, eh? Blow your horn and park your little remote control car into the USB garage for charging.

Taking the office as a battlefield quite literally. Choose between the webcam, wireless, laser-guided and plain three-missile launcher.

In the first of their series on the excessively luxurious, Trend Hunter named 26 gadgets that are “bling bling boring”, among them, miiSTOR’s platinum £15,500 USB drive encrusted with 456 white diamonds and a SanDisk memory core, and Philips’ heart-shaped Active Crystals 1 GB drive with Silver Shade crystals in Ceralun and polished stainless steel. There is no need to answer the question of practicality here. That much is already clear. These products are fashion accessories that happen to be useful jewelry for the tech-savvy elite, not for moneyed nerds who would be better off with Atari merch. Expect more of these boring bling to come until we can all yawn collectively.

Pop culture is always a great source of inspiration. For the geek/fan in you, there are memory sticks in Star Wars and Halo designs to add to your film and games collectibles. HALO players can get 1GB USB drives in Red and Blue Spartan, and Master Chief in Olive. These retail for $69 each, or $169 for a set of three. There are two sets in the Star Wars series, made up of Darth Vader, Chewbacca, Stormtrooper, R2D2 in 4GB, and Luke Skywalker, Boba Fett, Princess Leia, Han Solo in 1GB, 2GB or 4GB. Prices range from $59 to $139, with special prices for purchases by set.

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With so many Lego-shaped USB memory sticks out in the market today, does it still make sense to make your own? Absolutely. Lego still has not released an official version of the device, and geeks all over the world have taken to their tool shed to craft their own useful toy using easy-to-find materials. On instructables.com alone, there are three step-by-step instructions on how to encase your tiny storage plaything in a colorful brick reminiscent of your toddler years. That ought to be enough guidance and inspiration to get your started. Just keep away from the kids!

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This is certainly not the first USB aquarium we’ve seen, but never has there been a population of tiny aliens involved in the festivities. Just fill this USB Miniquarium up with water and those flying saucers will have their first encounter with this plastic city, powered by a USB cable to your PC or four AA batteries. Might be a good night light for the kids.

Microsoft Surface is a 30-inch (76 cm) display in the form of a table, 22 inches (56 cm) tall, 21 inches (53 cm) deep, and 42 inches (107 cm) left to right. The tabletop is acrylic, while the interior frame is constructed of powder-coated steel. The platform’s software runs on a customized version of Windows Vista, and is equipped with wired Ethernet 10/100, wireless 802.11 b/g, and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity.

At time, your gadgets will run out of power and rather than look for a computer or socket to be able to recharge them, you can use your car charger option with this 4 port USB car charger device.

With all the devices that are being launched in the market, it would be safe to be ready considering that USB technology is the trend today.

The 4 port car charger connects to your standard lighter found in most cars and then provides power to four ports. This is especially handy for those on the road who have many USB based gadgets that need charging such as modern mobile phones, PDA’s, MP3 players and cameras.

(Source) Coolest Gadgets.com