MLB team logos come to flash drives for geeky baseball fans

Posted in Storage by Shane McGlaun on November 9th, 2009

centonbaseballflash-sgSports fans often like to show their team spirit by wearing their team logo on shirts, hats and jackets. Team logos also find their way onto cars and into other places as well. If you are a serious baseball fan and want a new flash drive emblazoned with your team logo, Centon has you covered.

The company has announced a new official licensed line of flash drives with all 30 MLB team logos available. The line of flash drives is available with 2GB, 4GB, or 8GB of storage and will be offered at several online etailers.

Commodore’s MLB-themed gaming rigs

Posted in Commodore by Conner Flynn on November 26th, 2008

Commodore’s MLB-themed gaming rigsMLB fans will love these MLB-themed gaming PCs from Commodore. Whether they will hit a home run with them is hard to say, but Baseball fans now have their own fancy machines. The officially licensed desktops feature an exclusive C-kin high-definition paint job and a Core i7 inside.

Don’t expect them to be cheap. The paint job process alone is much like the one on your car. Not some vinyl sticker. It’s baked on. The MLB range of Commodore Gaming computers is being launched now with a choice from four teams, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies, Boston Red Sox and New York Mets. Additional teams will be added in the coming weeks.

MLB Baseball cap USB mouse

Posted in Mouse by Conner Flynn on August 31st, 2008

MLB Baseball cap USB mouseBaseball fans can now show some love for their favorite team with a MLB Baseball cap USB mouse. You can choose from 17 Major League Baseball logo designs. Specs include: 800 cpi, compatible with windows XP, ME, 2000 and 98, Button swap for left or right handed users and all the other stuff a mouse does to enrich your life. It will cost you $24.95 and hopefully they have your team. Get a mousepad with your favorite MLB players bald spot and it’s perfect.





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