The Kensington PowerBack looks like a nice little iPad battery case. And a nice little iPad kickstand. And a nice little iPad dock. That is one sexy menage-a-Pad. More »
It’s been months, and we’re still waiting for TomTom to release their cradle for the iPhone. Fortunately, Kensington’s just released their Windshield Mount in Australia, which means you’ll be able to use the satnav apps on your iPhone in Victoria. More »
The mission. Fully deplete the battery in an iPhone 3G a long way from home to see if a Kensington Mini Battery Pack/Charger could keep it alive for the return journey. More »
Kensington has announced a partnership with Dick Smith, in which Kensington’s Play It range of car-kits and chargers for iPods, iPhones, and other mobile phones and MP3 players, will be retailed across Dick Smith stores nationwide, including Dick Smith Powerhouse and Tandy stores. More »
I know at least one more person who sleeps with her iPhone in bed, but for those of you who use your nightstand for more than storing books and handcuffs, this Kensington Nightstand Dock looks like a perfect iPhone accessory. More »
A trackball? In 2009? Indeed, Kensington is going retro with a new design that they claim is the first to “allow users to navigate and manipulate digital content through the ball itself.”
Kensington’s just released the world’s first Wireless USB universal docking station, conveniently named the Wireless USB Docking Station. The thing suppports five USB devices as well as a DVI monitor, which can then be “attached” wirelessly to your notebook whenever it comes into range. Speaker ports round out the solution, and the whole thing is compatible with any Wireless USB notebook brands. You’ll be able to pay US$230 for one at the end of the month at Dell and Kensington. Is the convenience of not having to plug in five USB devices (or one, if you have a USB hub), a monitor and a speaker every time you sit down worth $230? We say yes. [Kensington]
