You never know when you’re going to need a waterproof USB drive and that’s why the Centon DataStick Sport is here, or on Woot rather.

This 64GB Waterproof USB Drive from Centon is the perfect drive to withstand all that you dish out in your busy life with a waterproof  up to 1.8M, shock resistant case, 64GB of memory and leak-proof Cap Design.

And of course you’ll be happy to note that there’s a perfectly round hole in the casing for your favorite carabineer, lanyard or key ring.  All this for a mere $49.99 plus $5 shipping.  Hello!

We can’t help it, the adorable factor has a weight on us that at times we cannot lift, as in the case of these colorful and quite charming High Heel USB Stick Drives.

If you find your current stick is too pedestrian, then you might need to walk on over to the wild side, the weather’s quite nice.  WE found these lil fellas on Brando, along with some pretty adorable Popsicle Stick USB Drives that are also going to be hard to say no to.  And why would you really?

These sticks come to you in three different sizes- 2GB, 4GB and 8GB and will retail for $16, $18 and $25 respectively. Go get yourself one or five.

Now that’s what I’m talking about.  Just because something has a true purpose in this gadget life doesn’t mean it has to come out looking like the ugly duckling and the Solar Vox Ultra Charger certainly isn’t guilty of such a terrible fate.

Check out the stunning flower-like Solar Vox Ultra Charger from Botzen Design, well from industrial designer Eric Botzen to be exact.  Botzen’s superb design not only allows the user to appreciate the simple form of this solar charger but also appreciate the functionality of such a device.  He put the fun back in functionality.  Waa waaaaah.

Of course the petals in this “flower” design do more than catch the eye, they are intended to channel the sun’s magnificent rays to the center of the charger where it will be converted into usable energy for recharging your iPhones.

Sadly, no word on pricing or release date as of yet but we’ll keep you posted as always.

So addicted to scanning your non-digital print that you can’t wait to climb aboard the paperless convention and you may even be prepared to sacrifice all books by flame?  Well then, do we have the gadget for you.

Say hello to your new BFF, the USB Portable Mini Scanner.  At a mere out-of-pocket expense of $66 you can scan all the live long day with this wee lil bugger that weighs in at 57 grams and measures 90mm x 28mm x 20mm.

As long as you have a free port on your notebook you can take advantage of this tiny accessory that features an image scanner of 300 dpi, scanning capability of 2 seconds and stash and image with JPEG formatting.

Of course, this mini scanner will also ship with multi-functional software such as Picture Direct, OCR Direct and BCR Direct, so don’t be alarmed.  Now, go forth and multiply scan your heart away.

For a mere 20 spot you can grab on to this ungot-shaped Gold Bar USB port that will make you look like you got Benjamins in your wallet for days.

USB Gold Bar 4-Port Hub allows you to connect 4 different USB devices. It’s another little fancy stuff on your desk.

If you don’t remember the scoop about Light Peek, we’ll refresh your gadget mind.  This guy is capable of transferring files at a rate of 10Gbp and  is compatible with a USB 3.0 connector.

While there is no word as of yet on cost, we’re biting back the tears of a coming high price tag.

If you’re unsatisfied with your current email notifier, you’re too lazy to check your email repeatedly or you just want something cute on your desk, then you need to bring home Mickey, people.

Supporting POP3 email, this little USB gadget will let you know when you have new mail by lighting up the wee letter inside so you know who’s coming to your Easter egg hunt ASAP.  Cost, $22.

Wow, we don’t know whether to laugh at this $15 gadget, or buy them all up.

For $43 you can plug in this handy dandy USB with  13MB a sec read and 10MB a sec write speeds while also enjoying your favorite scent.  Now, how awesome is that?  You know you love it, stop pretending otherwise to look cool.

The Light Peak is fast enough with 10Gps and can do anything from storage to networking display.  All it can’t do apparently is the laundry, and Intel is probably working on that.