If you’re anything like us, you’ll have a bunch of old microSD cards lying around in drawers at home and in the office. Actually you’ll also be missing a number of them which have gone walkabout, but that’s another story entirely. For anyone wondering what to do with their old cards, we have a product you may like.

OK, so we admit it, we’re a little bemused by this product. Our confusion arises because we’re not quite sure why it exists. On the one hand, it vaguely makes sense…no scratch that, it doesn’t make any sense at all. What were they thinking?

Most people will recognize the Sennheiser brand name from the company’s line of high end audio products, including headphones, microphones and enterprise class A/V systems. Well now the good folk over there have now launched a cool new product, designed for small business and SOHO users.

There’s nothing guaranteed to get a laugh quicker than accusing someone of trying to reinvent the wheel. Why? Well there have been lots of attempts over the years, and so far very few have succeeded in improving the basic design that started with Fred Caveman (or somebody like him).

Car cameras are certainly becoming popular nowadays, in part because people want the added reassurance of knowing they can prove they didn’t reverse into your Porsche at the traffic lights. Of course we’re not all as litigation happy as the Russians, but even so they’re pretty useful tools.

If you’ve started to explore the world of Internet connected TVs, you’ll know that a lot of the time the controllers don’t help much at all. They’re typically clumsy and not very nice to use. Now there’s an alternative you can try.

Crossing a country border with a laptop computer nowadays can be fraught with danger, just ask people who have had their computers taken from them on some excuse or another. And that’s not just in 3rd world countries either. So what can you do if you’re worried about protecting your sensitive data while traveling around on your business?