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[CES 2014] The folks over at Lexar have decided to deliver something interesting to the masses with a bunch of new JumpDrive products, where these will be USB 3.0 flash drives to make sure that it keeps up with the pace of technology in your notebook and desktop computers. Just what kind of surprises are we looking at from Lexar? For starters, there is a new 128GB option to the Lexar JumpDrive P10, JumpDrive S33, and JumpDrive S23, while the JumpDrive S23 will be the beneficiary of a new 256GB option. These increased capacities will certainly be able to deliver the kind of portable storage that the masses crave in this day and age, not to mention featuring the performance of USB 3.0 technology that makes sure your data transfer will be completed in a jiffy.

For starters, the Lexar JumpDrive P10 USB 3.0 Flash Drive is said to be up to two dozen times faster than a USB 2.0 drive, with the new 128GB capacity being able to deliver read speeds up to 265MB/s and write speeds up to 245MB/s. As for the Lexar JumpDrive S33 USB 3.0 Flash Drive that you see above, it will offer read speeds of up to 100MB/s and write speeds up to 55MB/s for the new 128GB model, and since this is one of the smallest USB 3.0 drives in the market, you can expect the JumpDrive S33 to arrive in a slim, swivel design, a retractable connector. Depending on your needs, you can pick from a range of colors and capacities, including orange (8GB), teal (16GB), green (32GB), purple (64GB), and now black (128GB).

Lexar Has New JumpDrive Products In The Pipeline original content from Ubergizmo.

[CES 2014] Gaming headsets differ slightly from regular headphones. For examples while headphones designed for music focus more on a balanced sound, gaming headsets might focus more on bass to help make explosions sound louder and heavier. They might also focus on surround sound so that gamers can tell which direction their enemies are coming from, and more often than not they come with a microphone that allows gamers to voice chat with one another. Well if you’re in the market for new gaming headphones, Sennheiser has unveiled the G4me One and G4me Zero headphones as part of a collaboration between Sennheiser and Io-Interactive. (more…)

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[CES 2014] The folks over at Vapor have come up with a new personalized, rechargeable vaporizer unit that they have announced, calling it the Vapor X. The Vapor X will be made available to consumers, where it will boast of patent pending fingerprint lock technology that will make it in time for the 2014 holiday retail season. Hmmm, that certainly sounds like a long way off, considering how we have just completed our holiday season, and have just made the transition over to the new year.

Vapor Corp., which is a leading publicly traded “pure-play” company in the electronic cigarette market, intends to pave the way for the next big thing in the electronic cigarette market. Kevin Frija, CEO of Vapor Corp. shared, “The next trend in alternative smoking devices is the personalized vaporizer that incorporates the technology that we expect from our high-end tech devices. Today we are debuting the newest technology in this space. By incorporating this biometric user identity technology into the Vapor X personal vaporizer, the door is opened to many customizable features. The fingerprint lock security allows customers to protect their device from use by another individual and this same technology will lead to the development of additional features and controls.”

And here I was, thinking that biometric measures are good only for notebooks and the iPhone 5s.

Vapor Announces Vapor X Personalized Vaporizer Unit original content from Ubergizmo.

[CES 2014] CES 2014 has proven itself to be the showcase for Thinium Technologies to reveal their Thinium ReCharge ultra-slim multifunction charger. This extremely thin multifunction charger will be able to fold flat, where it can be transformed into a compact, durable, self-encased unit which is roughly the same size as that of a credit card. This would mean that it can easily fit into a wallet, pocket or purse. Apart from that, it will also be able to juice up smartphones as well as other mobile devices straight from an outlet or USB charging source, all without the need for any kind of cable whatsoever.

With the Thinium ReCharge, it would merge the convenience of a rechargeable battery pack alongside their trademark super thin wall charger, which delivers consumers a stylish new option when it comes to cordless on-the-go charging. Innovative technology in addition to an eye for great style have come together so that the thinnest, most portable wall chargers available for smartphones can be engineered. Smartphones might be getting larger and larger in size, but this does not mean that their chargers should come in a similar proportion. No sir, we want to see thinner and smaller chargers that do not compromise on their performance. The Thinium ReCharge sports a 2100mAh lithium-ion rechargeable battery, sporting a dual micro USB charger and a 2.1-amp, Apple Lightning + micro USB charger, coming in black, white and gold finishes.

Thinium ReCharge Ultra-Thin Charger original content from Ubergizmo.

[CES 2014] Buffalo is a company known for its wired and wireless networking as well as network and direct attached storage solutions. The company has come with a number of new products at CES 2014, products like a 1TB portable HDD that doubles as a portable charger and Wi-Fi hotspot. The LinkStation 200 is Buffalo’s new series of network storage devices. Using these devices, customers can easily backup data, store, access, organize and stream media files using any computer or mobile devices. Users will also be able to set up a free personal cloud which can be accessed from anywhere in the world. (more…)

LinkStation 200 Is Buffalo’s New Network Attached Storage Series (NAS) original content from Ubergizmo.