Today’s LogicBUY deal is a new 2011 Samsung UN55D8000 55” 3D 1080p LED 240Hz HDTV with Samsung 3D Blu-ray player, Megamind Starter Kit with 2 pairs of 3D glasses plus 2 more 3D glasses for $2397. Features: edge-lit LED backlighting with Micro-precision Dimming Plus, 2 pairs of 3D glasses, 3D-ready, Internet TV apps (Facebook, YouTube, [...]
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Sometimes it’s hard being a gadget lover. Here at The Gadgeteer, we’ve told you about and/or reviewed a ton of keychain tools over the years, and I’d be lying if I told you that for at least half of them, I’ve found myself flush with new-gadget-frenzy, my cursor hovering over the “buy” button, only to [...]
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If there’s one thing I hate about exercising while wearing earbuds, it’s that it’s far too easy to accidentally snag the cable on something and yank one or both buds out of my ears. Bluetooth headphones solve the cable problem, but most Bluetooth headphones are either circumaural or supra-aural, and thus too big and heavy [...]
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Remember the Boogie Board that Julie reviewed awhile back? Well it seems that Improv Electronics has updated their Boogie Board line. The new line includes a bigger Boogie Board of 10.5” which will cost $60, a $45 8.5” binder slate, and a Brookstone exclusive $40 slate. The 10.5” version has added features such as, a [...]
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I had the pleasure of representing The Gadgeteer at Craftsman’s Blogger Summit in Chicago recently. This event brought together about a dozen bloggers from different specialties, to highlight the Craftsman name and promote the products through social media and the Internet. We congregated at the Craftsman Experience facility to learn about some of their DIY [...]
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Not all of us are lucky enough to have a home that’s wired for Ethernet, and for many of us who have to depend on wireless for network access within the home, there are places where our wireless signal just doesn’t quite reach. Wireless network extenders solve this problem, and are nothing new, but most [...]
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Today’s LogicBUY deal is the Dell Vostro 230 2.93GHz Dual Core Mini Tower with 24” ViewSonic LCD Monitor for $419. Features on best configuration: 3GB DDR3 memory, 320GB hard drive, DVD+/-RW, 15 months of Trend Micro Worry-free Business Security Services, Windows 7 Home Premium (32-bit), keyboard, mouse. $729.99 – $260.99 – $50 coupon = $419 [...]
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This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of VeeBeam for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. In addition to the normal cable boxes, antennas, and DVD players, there are a multitude of devices that promise to deliver content to your television. But there’s a big problem with all these devices – they [...]
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Once upon a time, it was possible for hardcore gamers to ply their avocation inconspicuously, their games and controllers stored in boxes, and their consoles tucked away behind the doors of their entertainment center or component cabinet. These days, however, motion is A Big Deal, and as a result, taking full advantage of a modern [...]
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If there’s any single pain that is shared by all true gadget fiends, it’s the fact that there are never, ever enough outlets to accommodate all of the power adapters and chargers for one’s gadgets. Aluratek’s Mini Surge Dual USB Charging Station attempts to solve that problem by turning a single grounded power outlet into [...]
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With summer just about here, you’re probably going to be spending at least a little bit of time in the water whether at the beach, lake, or backyard pool. The Darkfin gloves might be just what you need to cut through the water like, well, a shark. The gloves are made of latex and with [...]
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Today’s LogicBUY deal is the Dell Vostro 230 3GHz Intel Dual-core mini tower and 21.5” Dell E2211H LCD monitor for $349. Features: 3GB DDR3 1333MHz memory, 250GB hard drive, GMA X4500 graphics, Microsoft Office Starter 2010, Windows 7 Home Premium (32-bit), Trend Micro Worry-Free Business Security Services 15-month subscription, keyboard and mouse. $675 – $275 [...]
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