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PC World Covers the Weird and Wacky in USB

Filed in archive Tech News Around The World by Eric Hanson on February 10, 2007

PC World Covers the Weird and Wacky in USB
You remember all of those weird USB devices from last year? Well, you can relive the love (or hate) again thanks to PC World, which has put together a list of the top 15 wackiest USB devices. My favorite is a USB version of an old program that allowed you to "break" your computer in various fun ways; it's called ScreenSmasher and it features a USB-based Sensorlinks and an eight-inch foam axe. Smack the axe against your screen whenever your computer gives you soulless lip and voila! enormous cracks of broken-glass-doom appear like magic. It's even funnier when you do it to an LCD and costs $20, via ScreenSmasher.com.






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