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This is a fantastic item.
I got one black and one gold. The black looks great. The gold is okay-looking.
Very solid. Almost metal. Good grip.
The cap stays on tightly.
The MicroSD card goes in the "nose" of the reader, and is easy to insert/remove.
It's easy to pull out of a computer, even though it is fairly small.
ChinaBuye names this New Micro Aluminum Alloy TF to USB mini Adapter Memory Card micro SD mini Card Reader up to 64GB(Color Random)
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A 92-key wireless keyboard+mouse combination.
With a lithium-ion battery and charging cable, broad compatibility and tiny-but-functional size, this is an inexpensive and handy device.
HID\VID_046D&PID_C01B\6&a742701&1&0000HID\VID_413C&PID_2003\6&34a825d5&0&0000RT-MWK08, there is no indication of this being a "Rii"I did not require a driver installation for Windows 10.
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(on Wikipedia)
www.moleskine.com
These are high-quality notebooks with archival quality paper.
Much of my writing is pen and paper, and it turns out that good paper also matters a lot. I'm perfectly comfortable with cheap paper in a three-ring binder, but I want something much better for travel and for long-term storage. A bookshelf of these little notebooks also look a hell of a lot better than binders.
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http://www.nzxt.com/product/detail/103-h2-case.html
aka NZXT CS-NT-H2-B or H2-001-BK
Conclusion: Seems great!
I write short stories. On paper. With a pen.
One of the obvious questions one would have come to mind when seeing me work is "Why use pen and paper?" In an era of computers and sophisticated writing software, isn't the pen obsolete? Not even close.
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http://www.thermaltake.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_00001852
A tool-free dock. Plug a hard drive in like a floppy. Does not support hot swapping, but doesn't need to. Turn it off, plug in a hard drive, turn it on.
Has two front-facing IDE ports.
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http://www.thermaltake.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_00001574
This is an eSATA dual hdd docking station.
Purchased so my Raspberry Pi and then CubieTruck could have good storage.
Has both a USB and an EIDE connector. I bought it for the latter.
Using two hard drives simultaneously requires a USB port which has "port duplication", a feature which, sadly, my motherboard didn't have.
