The USB Boomb

Do you want boomb to kill someone? Here the USB boomb (just kidding :)) designed by Joel Escalona, who reminds people too ignorant to figure it out themselves, that this drive was meant to sit on a desk, not be carried around. You might get into a bit of trouble if you were casually carrying this through a crowded area. Which one would think might be common sense, but it would be dangerous to assume that. Sadly it’s just a design as of now, so you’ll just have to wait and see if it ever becomes a real live product.

AirQueue gives your MacBook Air's USB port

Given the fact that most (all?) 3G USB modems won't even fit in the MacBook Air's ultra-cramped USB port, it's practically a foregone conclusion that some of that sex appeal is going to be forfeited when busting out a dongle to keep using your current wares. Enter the AirQueue, which is hailed as the first USB extender designed specifically to work with the MBA -- whatever that means. Truth be told, we can't figure out exactly what makes this any different than other extenders made for helping folks out in a squeeze, but at least it's only $6, right? Oh, and if you're aiming to make things extra unsightly, be sure and pick up the pictured $38 ExpressCard adapter -- your coffee shop style quotient will be tanked in no time.

13-port USB Hub keeps everything connected

Synchrotech has been notifying everyone in the blogsphere that it is now carrying the latest 13-port USB hub. The hub runs in self-powered hub, obviously, given all the burden it has to carry. We found five USB ports on two sides and rest on the remaining sides. Each port is able to pump a full 500mA current, thanks to the AC adapter with a generous 4 amps. of capacity.

We don't really recommend hooking up all your mission critical devices to hub as the hub transceiver could be working at max. capacity even with only half of those ports occupied. Anyhow, if you feel like you need more for your USB slippers, greenhouse, heatpad, batteries and etc, the Synchrotech 13-port hub is a worthy investment afterall, and Frank would definitely agree with you on this one.
Source everythingusb.com