Donya introduced a unique accessory that lets you install a 2.5-inch HDD or SSD in the optical drive bay of your notebook (while stripping it of one). Called the DN-69810, these adapters are available in 12.7 mm and 9.5 mm-thick variants with SATA and IDE interface options. The enclosures aren't much more than a SECC cage with an interface relay. Measuring 128 x 126 x 12.7/9.5 mm, the adapters weigh about 60 g. The adapter could be sold through various peripheral brands, worldwide.

Shanghai Donya unveiled DN-68852, a compact USB 2.0 hub. Measuring 36 x 62 x 24 mm, and weighing 65 g, the hub provides four USB 2.0 ports from a single upstream USB 2.0 connection. Its upstream USB connector is extended by a 200 cm cable. Since the downstream ports are oriented to be on "top" of the hub's main unit, it offers a level of protection against the downstream devices from being yanked/unplugged by accident. Most hubs designs that seek compact design have ports located on the sides. While you can notice a external DC input, it appears to be optional. Backed by a 6-month warranty, the DN-68852 is priced at 699 JPY (US $8.4).

Donya Japan unveiled a new value mechanical gaming keyboard, the N-YKB-F2139L. Although the manufacturer of the switches is not known, it appears similar to those made by ALPS Electronics. The keyboard has a standard 109-key QWERTY layout with English and Japanese hybrid keyset. The keyboard includes special orange-colored replacement keys for the W, A, S, D, and arrow keys. These keys have rubberized surfaces with bumps that improve tactile location and comfort in extended gaming sessions. The keyboard measures 465 x 165 x 35 mm (WxDxH), weighing 1 kg (mechanical keyboards tend to weigh more, 1 kg is Kosher). The keyboard uses USB interface with electronics that increase NKRO. The cable is 1.3 meters long. The N-YKB-F2139L is priced at 4,999 JPY (US $65.2).