Brando delivers gaggle of wacky USB hubs

Oh Brando, will your wonders ever cease? The company famous for making our days with random, wacky, off-the-wall gizmos has just unloaded a small cadre of new USB hubs, all of which are delightfully eccentric and totally destined for neglected desks the world over. From the Clippy-approved USB Happy-Kid 4-Port Hub to the reading light-infused iteration, there’s a hub for practically anyone looking to get more USB devices connected to their PC. Check ’em all out below, and don’t feel like you have to pick just one, regardless of what your savings account is saying.

Read – Clippy hub
Read – Folding light hub
Read – 3-port clock hub
Read – Unreal watch hub

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Brando delivers gaggle of wacky USB hubs originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 10 Apr 2009 05:13:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Personal Trainer: Walking bringing pedometers to Nintendo DSi

Nintendo’s DSi may have just launched, but if you figured your wallet would be safe from buying any other related hardware in the near future, you clearly aren’t in tune with the rabid peripheral market. Our best buds over at Joystiq sat down with David Young, the assistant PR manager for Nintendo of America, in order to talk shop and get a glimpse into the DSi’s future. Of note, Mr. Young stated that DSi interaction with the Wii was “certainly a possibility,” but he failed to elaborate much beyond that. What he did confess, however, was that the DSi will soon be interacting with a pair of pedometers (or “activity meters”), which will ship with the Personal Trainer: Walking title. We’re told that the devices will connect wirelessly with the console, and the game itself will be the first where you can import a Mii character from the Wii. Heck, users can even affix one of the meters to their dog in order to log Fido’s exercise habits. Consider us (and our pets) highly intrigued.

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