WiebeTech has just announced the latest revision of their USB DriveDock, claimed to be their most economical DriveDock to date. 

All it takes to get access to your drive is to plug the drive to the DriveDock, connect the power and an USB2 connection. 

Every Laptop I have owned has had a PCMCIA slot.  And apart from obsessively clicking the slot mechanism open and closed all day I have never actually used one.  USB Geek's USB Media Remote might change all that, though.

The USB Media Remote is exactly that, but the really cool part is that the whole thing (USB Wireless reciever included) fits inside that formerly useless PCMCIA slot.

The USB Media Remote allows you to control your media from up to 30 feet away and supports Windows ME/2000/XP and Vista.

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InferPoint has announced the Slim-Pad mouse that is ultra-slim and uses a touch sensor in place of the now traditional scroll wheel.

The Slim-Pad is planned in two models; creatively named, Model I and Model II.  The Model I is a wired mouse whose cord ingeniously rolls up inside itself, while the Model II uses a 2.4Ghz wireless connection.

While the release date and pricing for this mouse is still to be announced, you can keep an eye on InferPoint's website until we can secure a sample for review.

With so many USB flash drives on the market it is up to manufacturers to find new and innovative ways to earn your dollars.

A-Data has made the PD-19 flash drive extremely small with a flip USB connector (no cap!) and features a small hole for affixing it to your keys or lanyard.

The PD-19 is available in Black or White in 2GB, 4GB and now 8GB capacities. 

Prices for the 2GB model around the web start at sub $40US but for more information, visit the A-Data website.

Oculon Optoelectronics Inc has just announced the Hikari Pro920 micro sized projector to add to its line up of incredibly small projectors.

The Hikari Pro920 is able to display a 12" (diagonal) image from one foot away or a 24" image from the distance of one metre. 

The Oculon website states that two models will be available online this December:  The entry level VGA model costing $299 and the SVGA model coming in at $399.