How to Convert PC Games to PSP Games

January 16, 2012 Posted by admin
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You can run older DOS-based PC games such as Doom, Quake or Duke Nukem 3D on your PlayStation Portable (PSP) if you have the right software. Finding, downloading and installing the software does not require any special computer skills. Once you have your PSP set up properly, all you have to do is save the games on your PSP’s memory stick and start the correct programs.

Instructions

* 1. Download the free program DosBox for PSP (see Resources). Save it to your PSP’s memory stick under the “GAMES” directory. To do this, insert the memory stick in your PC’s memory stick slot, or connect your PSP to your PC via the mini-USB cable provided by the manufacturer. Using Windows Explorer, open the memory stick or PSP and then navigate to the “GAMES” directory.
* 2. Install the PC games you want to play on your PSP’s memory stick. When the PC game install wizard asks where you want to install the game, direct it to the “GAMES” directory on your memory stick. It should then create a new folder within “GAMES,” where all of the PC game’s files will be located.
* 3. Insert your memory stick into the PSP or disconnect the PSP from your PC. Start the PSP, and go to “MEMORY STICK” on the main menu. Scroll down until you find DosBox listed and start the program.
* 4. Type “cd/games” using the PSP’s virtual keyboard option at the DOS prompt. (Hit the circle button to bring up the virtual keyboard.) Then type “cd/” followed by the name of the game directory for the game you want to play. Finally, type the name of the executable file (“.exe”) listed in that directory. Your PC game should start.
* 5. Troubleshoot your individual PC game by experimenting with the various game controls. Since the PSP obviously has fewer inputs than a PC’s mouse and keyboard, you may have to use trial and error to discover how to play your game successfully on the PSP.

Benefits of a Neck Massager

January 10, 2012 Posted by admin
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Everyone occasionally experiences stiffness or pain in their neck and shoulders, but among people under high stress or those who spend long hours at a computer, neck pain can become severe or even debilitating. There are a number of treatments for neck pain, including pain relief medications, exercise and stretching, or therapeutic massage, but sufferers of chronic or constant neck pain might prefer a personal neck massager.

Pain Relief
Massage and massaging devices have a scientific foundation in relieving sore or stiff muscles. The physical sensation of massage interferes with the transmission of pain signals to the brain, preventing the perception of pain. Massage also releases the body’s endorphins, which act as natural painkillers.

Since neck massagers cannot become tired as human fingers do, neck massagers are particularly effective in providing pain relief.

Portability
Neck massagers are easy to transport and use anywhere: at the office, on a bus or train, or in a hotel, providing relief and relaxation wherever you need it.

Control
Most neck massagers are equipped with remotes or knobs that allow users to adjust the intensity to suit their individual needs. They can also be adjusted to fit the shape of the user’s neck, and some designs include memory-foam pillows for customized neck support.

Product Description of Music Therapy Neck Massager
- Take a welcome break from today’s hectic pace with a soothing, warm neck massage
- Relieve the aches and pains from typing, long sitting and other incorrect posture
- Comes with soothing music
- Adjustable size

Magic Cube Laser Projection Keyboard

January 5, 2012 Posted by admin
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The Virtual Laser Keyboard (VKB – Magic Cube) is a revolutionary accessory (The only keyboard that operates in total darkness) for Iphone, Ipad, Smartphone, PDA, MAC & Tablet PC and any device that operates Bluetooth HID. The VKB (Magic Cube) is the perfect business / new year gift (and just what you want to take out of your inner suit pocket in front of your amazed business colleagues…:-)

In the size of a Zipo lighter and in an outer spaced “enterprise” style, it uses a laser beam to generate a full-size perfectly OPERATING laser keyboard that smoothly connects to your mobile devices.

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The Celluon magic cube laser projection keyboard acts exactly like any other “ordinary” keyboard: A direction technology based on an optical recognition mechanism enables the user to tap on the projected key images, while producing real tapping sounds (we call it the WOW effect..).

The Virtual Laser Keyboard – Magic Cube Features:
About the size of a small cellular phone, (38 x 75 x 29 mm), the VKB enables users to type texts or e-mails as easily as with a ordinary keyboard. Imagine how easy it would be, if you had a proper mobile phone keyboard that fits in your pocket…

The Celluon Virtual Keyboard uses a light projection of a full-sized computer keyboard on almost any surface. Used with PDA’s and Smart Phones, the Virtual Keyboard provides a practical way to do e-mail, word processing and spreadsheet tasks, enabling users to leave laptops and computers at home.
VKB’s adaptable technology studies the user’s finger movements to interpret and record keystrokes. Because the virtual keyboard is an image projected by light, it disappears completely when not in use.

When using the VKB settings can be changed either via your laptop, your PC or your compatible Smartphone and PDA:

* Connection: Connection to the appropriate Laptop/PC port
* Intensity: Intensity of the projected Virtual Keyboard
* Timeouts: coordinated timeouts to conserve the Virtual Keyboard’s battery life
* Sensitivity: adjustable sensitivity of the Virtual Keyboard
* Auto-repeat: Allows the VKB to automatically repeat a key based on prescribed parameters

Where Can I use It?!
* Personal Digital Assistants (PDA’s)
* Cellular Telephones
* Laptops (MAC compatible)
* Tablet PCs
* Space saving Computers
* Clean Rooms
* Industrial Environments
* Test Equipment
* Sterile and Medical Environments
* Transport (Air, Rail, Automotive)

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Review

December 30, 2011 Posted by admin
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After clocking in over seventy hours, clearing eighty-six dungeons, completing forty-one quests and mastering two Guilds, my to-do list right now is still a mile long. I’d tell you about all the incredible things I’ve done in the newest addition of the Elder Scrolls, but we would be here for awhile, and Skyrim is really calling my name.

For the first few minutes, Skyrim really didn’t take my breath away like I thought it would. While this is an evolution of the Oblivion formula in a lot of ways, voice acting and animations are still less than top notch. Characters completely butcher the normal flow of communication, and rob any sense of tension from the setting. The action is generally well-scripted, especially in the main quest, but it still feels like the game is barely holding it all together at times. It doesn’t detract from the game experience in a huge way, but the next evolution of storytelling this is not.


The character models, especially for non-humans, are much improved.

Almost every other area has been overhauled from Oblivion, with at least as much influence being drawn from Fallout 3. Pickpocketing, lockpicking and conversation work just like Bethesda’s reworking of the apocalyptic masterpiece. You are no longer bound to major and minor skills; each of the 18 skills contributes to your overall level, as well as discovering new locations. Although the different races each get small boosts in certain skills, no inherent skill modifiers exist, allowing much more flexibility in character customization. At every level, you get to choose a perk to apply to one of the skills. With over 250 perks to choose from, these game changing abilities must be weighed appropriately, and are an absolute blast to experiment with. Weapons are split into One and Two Handed varieties as opposed to weapon type, and Acrobatics and Athletics have been completely removed.


With the implementation of dual-wieldin, battlemages are now more viable, and fun, in combat.

Combat is miles ahead of its predecessor, featuring several distinct and viable fighting options. Stealthy archers, dual-wielding powerhouses, two-handed berserkers, classic sword-and-shield fighters and battlemages all provide a unique flavor to combat. The spell system is particularly fun, allowing you to combine or dual-wield spells to suit your needs. Mages can dual wield a Ward and a Shock spell for example, or you can wield a mace in one hand and a cure spell in the other. Most encounters are tense and exciting, but there are still plenty of ways to “cheese” the system, especially with magic and archery. Thord person perspective play is now viable, and can come in handy while sneaking, but I still prefered the first person viewpoint. An ingenius new Favorite system keeps all your best magic, items and equipment just a couple button presses away.

While the quests are generally well-written and epic enough, dragon fights, a big selling point, left me unfulfilled. They are introduced very early on, but your typical cave bear will put up more a fight that some dragons, making them little less than mobile loot boxes. The best stories, however, come from the myriad miscellaneous quests and dungeons strewn throughout Skyrim. In one random cave I found a mad sorcerer trying to raise a Skeever army, while in another I found a Troll eating a man carrying a sword he had named Trollsbane. It seems as though every one of the over 100 dungeons have some interesting quest or item to discover, with little to no repetition. Every cave, tower and ruin has a built in escape route at the end for your convenience, and the game smartly lets you know which dungeons you’ve cleared. I literally spent my first thirty hours with the game doing nothing but finding and clearing random dungeons, and was continually blowed away by the new stuff I was finding. Let me be clear: This is the best dungeon crawler every created.

Dragon fights are generally unexicitng affairs,, but totally worth the benefits.

Along with the main quest and side quests, four Guilds are included. The Thieves Guild and the Dark Brotherhood return, along with new options for fighters and mages. Melee fans can llok forward to the Companions, a group of fighters that guard a terribly lupine secret. Even better though is the mages option, the College of Winterhold. Obtaining spells can be somewhat of a pain, so I would recommend traveling there early on for easy access to a variety of spells. All four Guild questlines are well done and, thanks to a new Radiant Quest system, provide endless randomly generated quests. If that wasn’t enough content, you’ll likely be unable to walk fourteen steps in a major city without some random passerby mentioning something that adds a new objective to your log, as well as the occasional courier delivering some new news.

The best thing about Skyrim is that it gives back at least as much as you put into it. For every hour I spend playing it, I uncover about two hours worth of gameplay I’ll need to do next time. Miscellaneous activities like Smithing and Enchanting are a blast to dig into, and the wealth of options make every game experience drastically different. A few odd glitches and bugs permeate the experience, but rarely derailed it. Once, as I was strolling through the courtyard at the mages College, a dragon attacked me and my fellow apprentices. Instead of helping me, one of them grumbled that I shouldn’t be wasting his time with inane conversation. Hey buddy, there’s a friggin dragon attacking! Too many systems are also easu to exploit, I was able to easily rob stores blind while th owner was there, and I killed most bosses by hiding behind a rock and launching arrows at them. As often as I saved (roughly every 1.6 seconds), I wish the save system did a better job differentiating between saves of multiple character, although it’s nice that it automatically holds your last three auto-saves.

Standing Stones replace birthsigns, and can be swapped by activating one. I worship the Steed Stone…you’ve probably never heard of it.

Skyrim may not push any graphical or narrative limits, but it is an absurd amount of fun, and one of the biggest time sinks in recent memory, or otherwise. My mind is still buzzing over finding new powers and exploring new dungeons. I can’t recommend Skyrim enough, and every gamer should experience this masterpiece.

Matrix Glitcher 360

December 26, 2011 Posted by admin
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Based on the GliGli Hack (a Reset type Glitch Hack), it works by sending precisely timed pulses to the console’s processor until the booting of unsigned code is successful. Once this has been achieved, XeLL, the Xenon Linux Loader is booted.
It works on all versions of the X360 and X360 Slim motherboard (except Xenon motherboard) regardless of the Kernel version.

It features a xilinx cpld with on board voltage switch for slim/phat consoles and a built-in jtag port to ensure current and future compatibility with the “GliGLi hack” implementation.

• Booting of unsigned code on Xbox 360 and XBOX360 slim
• Compatible with both X360 Phat (except Xenon) and X360 slim
• Works with all X360 NAND programmers
• Compatible with all X360 kernel versions
• Quick installation (7 Wires on Slim or 6 Wires on Phat)
• Compact PCB size with easy to solder pads.

• Booting of X360 unsigned code within max of 2 minutes
• Matrix Design and Quality

Pink USB Flash Drives Make Wonderful Gifts

December 21, 2011 Posted by admin
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Love Tokens have Been Around For Years

The concept of love tokens may not be new, but it continues to evolve and change. Giving a token of love to someone is likely a concept that goes back to ancient history. Letting someone know how you feel about them has been a time-honored way of reaching out and expressing how you feel. A love token, such as a pink usb flash drive- 16GB Novel Calvin Klein Lipstick Lookalike USB Flash Drive, is an excellent and contemporary way to let someone dear know that you care.

Pink USB – A Modern Take on the Token of Love

While the idea of love tokens may be quite old, a technology related spin, such as a pink flash drive, is a great modern alternative. Increasingly, people have been exposed to technology and are now very comfortable ease with it. Many of us have grown up with technology for a good part of our lives. Gifts that are liked the best these days are often technology gifts.

Pink USB Flash Drives Are A Functional and Practical Gift

One of the reasons that technology oriented gifts are so well received is that they are, of course, of use and neeed. As a result, a tech related gift, such as a pink flash drive, will always be a huge success!

A Pink USB Flash Drive Are Romantic Modern Gifts

When you combine the obvious usefulness of a USB flash drive with a stylish color, the result is a decidely modern and hip way to show that you care. A pink flash drive is the perfect answer to your search for a gift that, both, conveys your feelings for that someone but also offers him or her something that they can actually use

If you are shopping for someone special, then a pink flash drive is sure to be a hit. In addition to being practical, it’s certainly portable and will be sure to be used. Any time it’s used, the object of your love will think of you and your gift!

Top 10 Online Competitive Multiplayer Games

December 15, 2011 Posted by admin
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While motion controls and 3D are all certainly nice, online play is the defining innovation of this console generation. What’s better tha battlig people from all over the world, right from your very own couch? Nothing, that’s what.

This list, is our top 10 online competitive games to annhiliate your friends with. MMO’s have been excluded for obvious reasons; so without further ado, here’s the top 10.

10. Mortal Kombat

All due respect to the competitors that kame before it, Mortal Kombat is the ultimate kompetitive fighting game. Mortal Kombat brought a visceral touch to video games that it was sorely lacking, and turned out to be a bloody good time to. Oh, and did you notice I replaced all my hard c’s with k’s? How klever.

Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive

Developer: NetherRealm Studios

Platform(s): PS3 | Xbox 360

Release Date: April 19, 2011

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9. Assassin’s Creed: Brother Hood

We were all surprised when Ubisoft announced it was bringing multiplayer to its star franchise, we were all a little surprised. It seemed an odd fit for such a powerful single player experience (cough BioShock 2), but after we got our hands on it, all doubts were assuaged. Chasing down your target whilst eluding your own would be assassin was alarmingly fun. The upcoming Revelations looks to refine the experience, and I have little doubt it will be amazing.

Publisher: Ubisoft

Developer: Ubisoft Montreal

Platform(s): PS3 | Xbox 360 | PC

Release Date: November 16, 2010

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8. Counter Strike: Source

The pinnacle of competitive FPS play, Counter-Strike could be a brutal game. Based on a mod of the original Half-Life, Counter-Strike proved to have a skill curve as high as any full retail release, and instantly developed a cult following. The fact that people are still playing a mod based off of a game well over ten years old is a testament to its resiliency.

Publisher: Valve

Developer: Valve

Platform(s): PC

Release Date: November 1, 2004

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7. Gears of War (Series)

Cliffy B may be a lot of things, but you have to hand it to the man. He knows how to make a hell of a game. Gears of War was the first Xbox 360 title to really blow up on Xbox Live, and, like it or not, Xbox is the undisputed king of console online multiplayer. The super polished Gears series is a hell of a lot of fun, and Gears 3 is looking to blow the series out of the water.

Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios

Developer: Epic Games

Platform(s): Xbox 360 | PC

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6. Battlefield (Series)

The console crowd has just recently got to taste it, but Battlefield and its many different flavors have been wowing gamers since 2002. The focus on large scale yet personal combat resonated with many gamers, and it has become one of the highest selling series ever, and the best part is it keeps getting better. The recent Bad Company spin-offs brought the war to consoles, offering an experience as polished as its brethren.

Publisher: Electronic Arts

Developer: DICE

Platform(s): PS3 | Xbox 360 | PC

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5. Defense of the Ancients

The second mod to make the list, this one based off Warcraft III. Defense of the Ancients is so popular it spawned its own genre, dubbed “action RTS”, and, despite being notoriously unfriendly to new players, has remained a powerful force in the online community. Competitive matches don’t get much fiercer than DotA, but it has sadly remained just out of the mainstream. However we do have high hopes for Valve’s upcoming DOTA 2 release.

Platform(s): PC

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4. StarCraft (Series)

A game that most defiantly has not remained outside the mainstream, when StarCraft released in 1998 it redefined the term balance for an RTS, and game Koreans something to do for the rest of their natural lives. A thinking man’s game, StarCraft online versus matches are hyper intense matches of the mind, unless you get swarmed by Zerglings, loser.

Publisher: Blizzard Entertainment

Developer: Blizzard Entertainment

Platform(s): PC

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3. Halo

As powerful as Microsoft has become in the video game industry, let it never be forgotten that they owe it all to a botched strategy title turned shooter created by a small studio named Bungie. While expectations were high, Bungie created one of the most important launch games ever, establishing Microsoft as a serious player in the console war, and redefining console FPS forever.

Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios

Developer: Bungie

Platform(s): Xbox 360 | PC

Release Date: November 15, 2001

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2. Left 4 Dead

There are few companies that can take such simple concepts, such as four survivors versus a horde of zombies, and turn them into such fun and polished experiences. Left 4 Dead is a case study on that concept, and can be, simply put, one of the most fun games ever made. Playing as the infected is such an empowering experience, and few other games have effectively encouraged teamwork like Left 4 Dead. You may be screaming at your friend to rescue you from a smoker, but you’ll be having a blast the whole time.

Publisher: Valve

Developer: Valve

Platform(s): Xbox 360 | PC

Release Date: November 17, 2008

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1. Call of Duty

Was there any doubt? The undisputed king of online FPS, Call of Duty is in a league of its own. Infinity Ward ground away all the rough spots of online console shooters with Modern Warfare, and subsequent titles Modern Warfare 2 and Black Ops have sold like gangbusters. Everybody has Call of Duty. Millions of people wage the never-ending war every day, and even Activision can’t seem to keep this series down. Call of Duty is a seemingly invincible juggernaut, and our pick for number one.

Publisher: Activision

Developer: Infinity Ward

Platform(s): PS3 | Xbox 360 | PC

Release Date: October 29, 2003

Atlanta Hawks Snapback Hat

December 14, 2011 Posted by admin
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Style changes over time, there was a period when individuals were wearing cowboy hats to look much like a cowboy. Almost everything old are returning once again in fashion. The real reason for the modification in fashion is that People do not care to look common so they really attempt to change their outlook while using the passage of time.

When a fashion is becoming very common people today mostly stay away from it, because today many of us want to look unique in the rows of many people. There are numerous forms of cap available to buy already in the market, fitted hats, snapback hats and Atlanta Hawks Snapback Hat are a number of them. Atlanta Hawks Snapback Hat are definitely the demand of today’s shopper. Atlanta Hawks Snapback Hat have got a strip in the back or elastic so it’s a one size fit for all, you can aquire a large number of choices in these Atlanta Hawks Snapback Hat.

This Atlanta Hawks Snapback Hat is furthermore referred to as the baseball cap, the main reason regarding the likeness of persons is usually that by wearing it we can participate in all types of games and sports. If we look in our surroundings we can easily see a lot of people wearing a Atlanta Hawks Snapback Hat in NASCAR, baseball and in some cases celebrities are wearing Atlanta Hawks Snapback Hat caps.

These Atlanta Hawks Snapback Hat are prominent because of their style and comfortability; you are able to set a company logo and design and style on it for your organization.

It could be customized according to your will and that’s why many of the organizations and branded companies are utilizing it as being marketing and for the publicity of their products. A lot of the social organizations have wrote a social message on it and are distributing it to spread the message within the societies.

Rappers play a vital role in developing the fad of these caps again, many fans duplicate their ideals and celebrities. Rappers use a unique overall look, a long shirt, baggy jeans and a snap back hat. It’s common in the teenagers as in contrast to the grownups.

A Atlanta Hawks Snapback Hat price tag may be upwards of $7-$10, in order for you it for a bit cheaper price tag you can search on internet. They will give you a mixture in it and ship it you.

There are many colors and fashions in it as prior said it provides the personalization choice to the consumer to choose color and style that belongs to them. The snapback hat is a quite old design but now folks are enticed towards the old fashion again. As we examine the cap styles, those old styles of Atlanta Hawks Snapback Hat are again in fashion.

Volumerates Now Introduces Touch Screen In Phone Watches

December 12, 2011 Posted by admin
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The MQ008 Watch Phone is a silver colored watch style phone. The touch screen is 1.33 Inches in size and provides a 260k colour display. The phone weights 0.6100 kg. The phone has language option for English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Bahasa, Indonesian, Russian, Arabic, Traditional Chinese and simple Chinese.

The MQ008 works over a GSM quad band network including GSM850, GSM 900, GSM 1800 and GSM 1900. This quad band network coverage allows the user to use their new Wrist Phone Watch worldwide. This phone comes with a fitted battery which can be recharged via the charger provided with the handset.

The battery can provide up to 360 hours standby battery time when not in use or up to 6 hours talk time battery time from a fully charged battery. The MQ008 has an expandable memory micro-SD card slot upto 4 GB. The touch screen supports handwriting recognition feature which allows the user to write letters onscreen using their finger.

This China Electronics comes with clock features which include an alarm clock. A built in calendar feature allows the user to view their calendar in the best way to suit the user’s needs whether it is a weekly or monthly view.

The user can enjoy easy to use connectivity options on their MQ008 which include Bluetooth wireless technology allowing the user to gain a wireless connection to compatible Bluetooth devices, or a USB connection which allows the user to use a USB cable to connect their handset to devices with a compatible USB port.

An integrated FM radio provides the user with an easy to use radio feature which allows the user to enjoy a radio listening experience on their stylish phone. The music entertainment does not stop there the music player supports high quality music playback in popular music formats. The MQ008 supports video playback in full screen mode with accepted formats which include 3GP & MEPG4. The user can store & play video on their handset, whilst enjoying the playback on the beautiful & generously sized touch screen. It has a integrated 0.3 megapixel camera feature which helps to record video.

Use your touch screen without taking off your winter gloves

December 9, 2011 Posted by admin
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You’re outside again on another freezing winter day, but this time you’re wearing Touchscreen Gloves. You get a call, pull out your iPhone and instantly answer it on the first try. This time, you don’t even notice the cold.

These days almost all of us are using touchscreen devices like iPhones, HTCs, and Samsungs. However, during the wintertime we do have to experience that infamous problem of capacitive touchscreens not working with our winter gloves. That’s why came up with the touchscreen winter gloves. Starting this winter, you’ll be able to use any touchscreen device while keeping on your winter gloves!

Touchscreen compatible winter gloves work with all capacitive touchscreen devices including – but not limited to – your iPhone, Blackberry, Samsung, HTC, LG or whatever touch screen phone you’re using, they even work on your iPad.

Capacitive touchscreens work by sensing the conductive properties of your skin.  Gloves are made of high-quality silver-coated nylon fibers knitted into the fabric of the glove. This silver-coated nylon fibers make the gloves conductive and therefore touchscreen compatible!

Regular touchscreen gloves functionality is restricted to one or two fingertips.  Touchscreen gloves enable you to use all your fingertips, your knuckles and even the heel or the palm of your hand.

The Touchscreen gloves are available at the www.volumerates.com only for $3,47. They come in two unisex sizes: Small / Medium and Medium / Large, made of stretchable fibre.