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November 10, 2009 4:00 AM PST

USB Warm Gloves strike again

by Juniper Foo
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USB Warm Gloves (Credit: Geek Stuff 4 U)

If you just gotta have USB Warm Gloves, Japanese e-tailer Thanko has finally released a new fashion model, four years later. The latest gloves (2,500 yen, $27.75) come in white with faux trimmings for a more feminine elegance. Not forgetting the tech nerds, they also come in a more conservative black without the furry bits.

Other than those cosmetic tweaks, the gloves retain the original hood so you can expose your twinky digits for more effective keyboard work. The bummer is you'll need two USB jacks to plug in and get toasty, which could be a crowd if you're pairing these with the equally dubious USB slippers.

(Source: Crave Asia via Akihabara News)

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by -xtian- November 10, 2009 8:45 AM PST
Oh no... For real? Seriously? *eye-roll*
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