It includes a small 3.5-inch display screen, is only 6 inches in diameter, and includes a USB port and an SD card slot to plug in your data. It also comes with a convenient built-in battery that lasts for up to 2 hours (the length of an average movie).

It also comes with a remote and AV cables to connect it to a larger screen, if desired. The Palm-sized DVD Player will run you $149.95, and should suit the needs of any on-the-go movie fan.

Workers (in the old days) used yellow folders to store papers and data, before there were tiny flash drives that could store everything about a person’s life history in the palm of your hand. For those that yearn for the good old days (but don’t want to give up modern conveniences) there’s these cool flash drives, shaped like those old time folders.

They’re actually designed to look like the little yellow folders on a typical Windows PC system, so the storage is literal, in a sense. Great for “style” points in the office too.

There’s even color choices for those who want a little more variety: the aforementioned gold/yellow color, blue and purple too.  These drives were designed by gadgeteer Art Lebedev and come with 4GB of data storage.

These will run you $55 a piece, so they aren’t necessarily the cheapest solution around.

The Mimo Mini USB Monitor offers a very low-maintenance, low setup way to get an extra display, of sorts.

Just a USB connection from your computer gets you an instant high-resolution secondary display, albeit a smaller one than your usual display. This is great for an IM client, email, spreadsheet, or how about video as well.

It only weighs 1.3 pounds, so its very portable, and since it only connects with a USB cable, there’s almost no setup. We love it, and it starts at $129.99 at ThinkGeek.

As the name suggests, this is USB powered and has 12 bright LED lights inside of it supplying the illumination.

It has two modes that you can set the lamp to, there’s the normal on/off mode and then the voice on/off, aka Lazy Man’s Light Switch.  You can switch the light off using your voice within 10 meters or so.

You can grab this lazy man’s wonder device for $14.99 through GizFever.

It will work with a Mac or PC and all it needs is a USB connection to power up and work, so it saves electricity too. Vinyl has always been popular among the audiophiles, and with this new gadget, you can carry that joy easily with you anywhere you like.

Its small, measuring about 20” long by about 17 inches wide by about 6 inches high.  It is not cheap though; you can grab it for $140 from Urban Outfitters.

More here from their site:

Through the HDMI output, CinemaTube supports full 1080p high-definition video quality in a wide variety of formats, including H.264, MKV, Dixv HD, MOV, VC-1 and FLV. It also supports Dolby surround sound and downmixes DTS files to stereo. CinemaTube comes with embedded YouTube XL, a version of YouTube optimized for viewing YouTube videos on any large screen. This allows users to watch YouTube videos completely PC-free when CinemaTube is connected to the internet and the HDTV. CinemaTube also plays movies stored on external hard drives.

You can grab your pre-order for the CinemaTube for $99.99 on Amazon.

Is this an ‘official’ Sesame Street item? It’s at J-List, so it probably ain’t a ripoff.  While not the most attractive USB gadget ever created, it will appeal to SS fans everywhere or perhaps kids, if they’re into USB devices.

You can choose from yellow, blue or white color flavors for $22 when it ships later this month. You know you want one; don’t deny it.

The manufacturer even allows the possibility of putting real plants in the pot, so the electronics required for the air purifier are well protected, you’d assume. Unless it’s a scheme to get you to buy more because they break.

It also has a blue night light with 3 LED lights in it that is controlled through an on/off switch on the gadget itself for added convergence, which we always like.  The purifier uses a carbon filter to clean the air, so it does multiple somewhat useful things at once.

You can grab the Flowerpot USB Air Purifier for $29.90 from Gadget4all.

It contains 4 USB connections, all at the end of little flexible “legs” for ease of connecting and coolness, and the little faces of the octopus is simply adorable, to add a little character to the mix. It comes in 3 different colors (pictured here), though at last glance, the purple was sold out, so you may have to wait on that one.

You can own your octopus hub for only $10 on Gadget4all.

The 5mm Buffalo Thumbkey flash drive is now available for purchase and should be the perfect companion for a netbook, laptop, or any standard computer for that matter. Now this type of mini-mass storage isn’t going to be cheap: they’re going to sell for $136 each, and come in a few different colors.

You can grab them here.