TekGoblin:
Ever find a gadget that just gets you excited looking at it? The ThinkGeek USB Doomsday Device Hub does that for us. This is no ordinary USB hub it has something a little special about it.
EB's Matt Heywood writes "What first started out as a Back to the Future April Fools joke on the Think Geek web store has now become a reality thanks to the release of a Flux Capacitor car charger for USB devices.
That’s right time traveling fans, you can now install your very own Flux Capacitor into your car’s power outlets to charge USB devices with its 1A and 2.1A ports."
GamerFitnation: At Toy Fair 2014 ThinkGeek presents its new geeked out wearable tech with the new Technomancer Hoodie, Glowers for your sneakers and more.
Marooners' Rock writes: Mobile technology is, quite frankly, one of the scientific advancements I am most thankful for. We are living in Star Trek (minus warp drive and sexy green women), and when I sit back and think about that, I am simply amazed at how far we have come in such a short time. Now, for the love of Trelane, science me up a new battery technology to keep my devices running longer! As I await that next leap in science, I can at least keep my mobile technology charged via alternate solutions.
Enter the Universal Gadget Wrist Charger from ThinkGeek, a portable power plant you wear on your wrist. Not only is it incredibly useful for those long days where you just can’t stop to recharge, it’s convenient and, dare I say, quite fashionable: geek chic, perhaps? Eyes were turned and questions were asked while I was donning this wonderfully useful wrist adornment at a press event yesterday.
Okkkk I know what im buying next paycheck. thats just what i needed and another gadget to add to my wardrobe. :D cant wait and its only 40$
It really is a fantastic little invention, and we take it everywhere we go now. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do!
It looks really neat, good for those people on the go often. What's great is that it comes with all of the most common adapters for various devices. I hate when companies try to nickel and dime you for every single adapter that SHOULD already be included. Nice review.
