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Japanese company, named RockRidgeSound, has announced the release of the iClooly, a nice iMac-inspired aluminum stand for your iPod Touch player, that serves as a 90° pivot with the ability to swivel it Horizontally or Vertically in a tilt of a finger. In addition, it can hook up to a dock-connector and a set of headphones, so you can watch your favorite movies hands-free. This nice accessory is expected to be released on June 7th for $47. More pictures after the break.

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I’m not so sure there are gamers in suits, but in any case they do decide to wear one, the new Wiimote cufflinks, made of sterling silver, can be a nice accessory to complete the look, as the front is a Wiimote and the back is a Nunchuk. Mind you, those cuffs don’t come cheap, and a pair of them will cost you $150, but it shouldn’t deter Wii fans from getting a chance to own something so unique.

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Retro fans, this is your day, as Mr. Jake von Slatt introduces the “von Slatt Original” keyboard, made of brushed aluminum, polished brass, and antiqued copper. This old-style-like keyboard houses authentic Royal typewriters keys and triangular aluminum foot, to make the typing easy and comfortable. To get one of these, you have to place your special order and get your bespoke keyboard delivered. Obviously, prices are expropriated and you will have to throw $1000 away, for this baby, but i guess this is just a minor thing for antique junkies.

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This colorful USB hub from Evergreen looks really cool, as it can be shaped the way you choose. Just change the joint and design your daily desktop hub like a new artifact sitting on your table. No further details were given, except the fact it has 4 USB ports.

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This new gadget from Asus integrates between a USB flash drive and a mouse, yes a MOUSE. Though i’m doubtful it will fit ergonomically the palm of your hand, the Asus MS71 features a wireless mouse with left & right buttons and a scroll wheel in between. In addition, it serves as a flash drive to store uncertain amount of files to carry on the go. No word on price or availability but if you’re really running out of place in your lappy bag, consider having one.

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This new 4-port USB hub from Brando, is not just another regular boring box, sitting on your table, it is a mood light  accessory with a refreshing environmental flavor. This stylish hub features a built-in digital alarm clock, integrated with a mood light that illuminates 7 different colors, providing the atmosphere you want. The new Brando hub is 79 x 79 x 29 mm and priced at $16.

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For all of you, lazybones, who hate bending down to activate your computer, Sharkoon has created the wired remote PC Jumpstart, helping you to turn on/off your desktop conveniently. To do so, you’d have to connect the remote to your PC via USB, and to hook it to the motherboard with a supplied slot aperture and a cable. In addition, the remote is equipped with 2 USB hubs, a microphone input and a headset output. Available in black or gray, the Wired Remote Control can be yours for $22, as long as you’re not one of those technophobic folks.

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Japanese company, Thanko, introduced a new functional keyboard with double USB connectors, allowing users to control 2 PCs with one set, by switching over a toggle above the arrow keys. The new keyboard features a low noise output, enabling you, night shift employees, ticking the keys without the noisy vox. You can get yours for $51.

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Incipio introduces the Companion World Travel Cables, allowing Apple users to travel around the globe without carrying any bulky outlet adapters. The cables include a set of four AC plugs (with a 12″ whip), designed to minimize load while maximizing function. The kit requires the white portable power adapter, bundled with the MacBook Air, MacBook, MacBook Pro, iBook and PowerBook G4. It also works with the iPod and iPhone USB Power Adapter and it’s 40$. I guess it leaves plenty of room for more duty free shopping.

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E-Light is an indoor/outdoor entertainment light, featuring  high-output LED lights, providing 6 - 12 hours of glowing illumination. This cordless light clamps onto your umbrella pole for a convenient outdoor decoration or indoor design. The E-Light has a standard headphone jack, allowing you to connect your iPods and listen to your favorite music via acoustically balanced stereo speakers, delivering high-quality sound. The E-Light comes with 4 AA NiMH rechargeable batteries and you can get yours for $99.50.

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LG Electronics unveils the next futuristic mobile phones concept at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The new “Watch Phones” lineup featuring cellular capabilities with voice recognition, SMS text messaging and Bluetooth connectivity for a full hands-free dialing. No info concerning price or availability.

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This new USB mini-plug adapter from Novodio can easily connect your iPod player (or your iPhone) into the wall and charge it without other accessories. The tiny plug has a USB hub on one side and an outlet connection on the other side, for direct charging. Being so small, it takes no place in your luggage and costs around 22$.

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Incase saves us plenty of place while traveling, by creating this 2-in-1 wall & car charger, instead of carrying two separated bulky ones. This new device makes sure you will have your ipod or iphone charged anywhere, everywhere, without getting drained and with only one piece of power connector. You can get yours for 39$.

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Many of us enjoy the Wii gaming experience, as we shoot, hit, punch and flick wirelessly. Soon, you will be able to have the same cordless action experience with your PC, as Motus introduced the Darwin controller, an iClub based stick with gyroscopes motion detection mechanism, accelerometers and a compass, for a full accurate motion potential. Available by the end of this year for 79$ to 99$.

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You’ve probably seen this holes in your desk, designed to trap your peripheral cables in one place. This new Cord Trap design, makes sure your cables are snagged into the hole without tangling up. Looks great !

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