The Leyio Personal Sharing Device (PSD) allows the user to transfer data in several ways without the use of a PC.  Large data files can be swapped between users in seconds at a rate of 10mb/sec which means that a 50MB video file will be transferred in 5 seconds. 

Each Leyio communicates with the other using Ultra Wide Band Wireless Technology at high speeds and you can carry and transfer all forms of digital files – Photos, Videos, Music, Avatars, Web links, Business Card, Business Files etc.  

The device has a USB slot to enable transfer from and to ANY type of USB memory stick and a removable USB Shuttle (2GB) which you can transfer data to and pass to someone with the data you chose to share.  The device has a thumb print reader which secures that your data is not accessed by anyone else and also a 6 digit entry code as a back up. 

The Leyio PSD has a battery life of 1 month under normal usage.  There is a mini USB connection allowing the device to be charged while connected to your PC and for your data to be loaded onto the PD.  Leyio Agent software allows you to keep your product up to date and you can securely change your products name, key code etc via your link to the Leyio user area.

Click for the best prices at Amazon.co.uk for the 16GB Leyio Personal Sharing Device.

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On April Fool’s Day there’s nothing better than playing a prank on a work colleague or family member, if you’ve exhausted all your ideas let me give you a hand.  Trick your mates with this comical electric shock pen!  Care should be taken to ensure they are in a safe environment before use as the electric shock can surprise them and cause lack of concentration i.e.  Do not use while driving, up a ladder, at the top of stairs etc… WARNING: Emits electrical shock.  May interfere with electrical devices such as pacemakers.  Do not use if you suffer from epilepsy or any heart condition.

Buy the Electric Shock Pen, from Amazon.

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A particularly good episode!  The following extract is taken from the Gadget Show blog. What happens when Jason and Ortis try out the Lotus 119c at Donington Park?  They only get inspired to build their own gravity racer – essentially a souped-up soapbox race kart – and challenge the reigning gravity racer champions to a race at Lincolnshire’s Cadwell Park.  Lucky, then, that they enlisted the help of a group of engineers at Loughborough College…

Thanks to all these guys who helped us out with the build!

Formula Gravity
Loughborough College
Cadwell Park racetrack
Donington Park racetrack
Stylize (decals)

This year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed 2009 – July 3rd / 4th / 5th

Goodwood Festival Of Speed
Applehead Gravity
Biking Gear
Biking Gear
Neck Support
Demon Tweeks (boots)

Also in this episode, Jon teams up with none other than interior design guru, Linda Barker, to test some of the latest desktop computers.  What will Linda think of the Sony VAIO’s styling?  Will the new iMac appease her design sensibilities?  And how about the HP TouchSmart?  Is it a touch smart?  Jon asks Linda…

Sony Vaio JS2E/S
HP Touchsmart IQ500
Apple iMac 20″

Meanwhile, our new presenter Gail Porter endears herself to the team by playing some nasty tricks on the office with best gadgets for April Fool’s Day!  From electrocuting pens to phantom ahem, flatulence, machines.  But which of these widgets sits pretty at the pinnacle of our top five April Fool’s Day gadgets?

Read Episode 4 – Soapbox Build, Desktop PCs & April Fool Gadgets on FiveFWD

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