Submitted by Rookesy on February 22, 2016 - 6:34am.
There's such a thing as USB heated gloves? *amazon*
Pierre Lebeaupin
Submitted by Pierre Lebeaupin on February 22, 2016 - 7:59am.
I guess you now have to design USB-heated gloves with a MagSafe-like connector.
Andrew
Submitted by Andrew on February 22, 2016 - 9:41am.
I’m now starting to think we may have TOO many USB type of devices.
fluffy
Submitted by fluffy on February 22, 2016 - 11:14am.
Better that you fall over than your computer, at least.
kaitou
Submitted by kaitou on February 22, 2016 - 11:33am.
This is why you bolt down your USB hubs.
sammitch
Submitted by sammitch on February 22, 2016 - 9:49pm.
I hope my boss doesn't see this, he'd love to find a way to shackle us to our desks. :P
Fuseblower
Submitted by Fuseblower on February 23, 2016 - 2:25am.
USB-powered? Rather old-hat, I'd say. What you want is an induction charging point on your desk (and possibly your colleagues' desks as well...), and gloves with batteries and an induction receiver built in. All problems go away then. And hey, you may also be able to charge your phone simultaneously!
thisfox
Submitted by thisfox on February 23, 2016 - 5:08pm.
I'm not sure about usb gloves, but in winter, I always use the little transformer brick on my laptop cable to heat things. I can put my feet on it, or warm a pair of socks, or put it in a shoe for when I put them on. There is no such thing as waste heat! Awfully hot summer here in Oz at the moment, though, come south to Australia if you want to warm up!
The heat had been so wonky, those USB heated gloves really saved me! Remembering to unplug them was definitely a factor I hadn't considered in the purchase, however.
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There's such a thing as USB heated gloves? *amazon*
I guess you now have to design USB-heated gloves with a MagSafe-like connector.
I’m now starting to think we may have TOO many USB type of devices.
Better that you fall over than your computer, at least.
This is why you bolt down your USB hubs.
I hope my boss doesn't see this, he'd love to find a way to shackle us to our desks. :P
USB-powered? Rather old-hat, I'd say. What you want is an induction charging point on your desk (and possibly your colleagues' desks as well...), and gloves with batteries and an induction receiver built in. All problems go away then. And hey, you may also be able to charge your phone simultaneously!
I'm not sure about usb gloves, but in winter, I always use the little transformer brick on my laptop cable to heat things. I can put my feet on it, or warm a pair of socks, or put it in a shoe for when I put them on. There is no such thing as waste heat! Awfully hot summer here in Oz at the moment, though, come south to Australia if you want to warm up!