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There are so many different normal things that can run from usb. You could have an entire kitchen and lots of other things from your house all running from usb.
USB Grill USB Drinks Cooler USB Drink Warmer USB Hamster Wheel USB Cannon USB Shaver USB Toothbrush USB Fish Tank USB Lava Lamp USB Noodle Strainer USB Flashlight USB Vacuum Cleaner USB Humidifier USB Ashtray USB Christmas Tree Look there are so many different everyday USB appliances from Grills to Christams trees. Im so bored lol. |
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Lol i like the christmas tree
You can also get a USB cigarete lighter and USB mug warmer. ![]()
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lol, its basically anything that you could get to run off of 5 volts, out of that list i have 3, the lava lamp, the vacuum cleaner and the christmas tree. lol, sad i know
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What about that cooker which used 30 USB ports to power it?
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I remember that but thats impractical (unpractical i dunno) this one runs on 1 USB port and can get info of the internet on how long things need to cook. must take ages though...
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lol, yeh, i remeber that cooker, absolutely insane! but cool nonetheless
i wonder if your PSU couls successfully power all of those at the same time at peak voltage.... dragon
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this is wat we do when we have some free usb ports. lol
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It's sad that life has come down to that for some. It isn't enough that their life evolve around the computer/laptop, but they needed everything that is not a hands-reach away right next to their computer. I can see the use for some of the little things, but if real, a noodle strainer? Some of these things are just funny, but great nonetheleast.
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