Product Requirements: Something smooth and flat (like the back of a cellular phone) upon which to it can be applied, 2 included and user-replaceable CR1220 Li-Ion batteries I used to have the mistaken idea that counterfeit money was created in near deserted warehouses located on the fringes of large cities. In these imaginary places, intricately […]
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Product Requirements: Something smooth and flat (like the back of a mobile phone) upon which to it can be applied Here’s something clever for those of you don’t think that you have the pocket space for a flashlight…the Brando LED Micro Torch. The torch measures approximately 2.25″ long x 1.25″ wide and 1/8″
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Product Requirements: Device: HP iPAQ hx4700 / hx4705 Last month I found myself doing a search for iPAQ 4700 cases, and I came across the newest offerings from E&B Company. Now there was a blast from the past! Would you believe that it has been over three years since I reviewed an E&B case? Obviously
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I feel like I have been visited by the HP iPAQ 4700 Case Fairy! Coming up in my queue I have the Vaja HP01 Classic, the E&B Slipper PAQ and…drumroll please…the Sena case that accepts the extended battery! Reviews coming soon! :0) In other news: the Sony PSP has been released, and in my West
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2005-03-24 Read More
I am back from the ranch and after a week of living in paradise, my only complaint was having to deal with a spotty Starband satellite modem. I suppose I should be thankful that I had any internet connection at all, but you just can’t imagine how happy I am to once again have my
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2005-03-21 Read More
The introduction of Light Emitting Diode (LED) bulbs in the 1960s probably didn’t mean that much to too many people at the time, as the bulbs were mainly used in technical devices as indicators. In the 70s, LED bulbs began to appear in electronic calculators, digital wristwatches, and test equipment.¹ I am sure that many
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Well, my family is about to head into the wilderness for a week! Hope all of you have a fantastic Spring Break! :0)
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2005-03-12 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Just about any portable electronic device with a TFT screen, but will not adhere to LCD screens Back in the early days of PDAs, there really wasn’t much one could do to keep from scratching their touch screen. The average user would buy a PDA that would come with some sort of
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Wow, I have been completely remiss about writing in my diary lately. It’s not because things haven’t been going on…it’s just because I forgot to! I have been testing out a really small USB driven 5GB Seagate Pocket Hard Drive. This thing is great for portable backups, and I am going to give it a
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2005-03-09 Read More
Product Requirements: A PDA that measures under 5.5″ long x 3.5″ wide x 0.9″ deep When I reviewed the OtterBox Armor 3600 back in 2003, there was no doubt in my mind that I had just discovered the “Humvee of PDA Protection.” No case I had seen, or that I have since seen, has even
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Product Requirements: A 3.5mm jack on any portable audio/video device Shortly after I finished my review on the Etymotic Research 6i Isolator Earphones, I received and email from Daniel East, the Marketing Director of Future Sonics, asking if I would be interested in trying out his company’s universal fit professional earphone monitors, the Future Sonics
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Like many of you, I have seen countless email advertisements over the past couple of years touting everything from a FREE $250 gift card to a FREE laptop computer. Generally, these ads will make promises of how one can get something for doing essentially nothing, like by trying a product and getting a few friends
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Those of you that have been following along on the iPod odyssey will be happy to know that yesterday DHL delivered one brand new, sealed in the box, 4th Generation 20GB iPod! YAY, our experiment worked! I opened it up to take pictures and make sure that it didn’t say “www.freeipods.com” across the back (it
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2005-02-24 Read More
Product Requirements: Up to 90 DVDs and their covers I really love to watch movies, and in my town there are two theaters. One has not been remodeled or upgraded since 1988 or thereabouts. I stopped going to that theater after I was rained on one wet afternoon. To add insult to injury, I was
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Product Requirements: PS2 or USB port on your laptop, Tablet PC or Windows 98/2000/ME/XP Desktop computer. Should also work with Mac computers. Are you one of those people that can’t sit in front of a computer without something nearby to eat or drink? I admit that I always have a diet coke in the near
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Well, here is a bit of potpourri: I have been playing Zuma, one of Astraware’s newer games lately, and it is fun! It’s like a bubble shooter, but they have added a whole new twist. It’s definitely worth checking out if you enjoy action games! I would love to be able to carry my iPAQ
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Okay the preliminaries are out of the way and the concensus is in – 20GB iPod it is. Folks, I am a little bit concerned that so few of the 27 people that helped me complete this experiment have written back to both vote on their choice and to let me know that their address
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Product Requirements: An FM Radio and an audio source with a 3.5mm headphone jack, one AA battery (included) It’s the age old dilemma – how to best listen to one’s music in the car, when said music is all contained on a player that is not hard-wired to the auto’s sound system. One of the
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For those of you that are helping with the Free iPod article – I just checked my status, and I have been approved! Expect a letter from me today asking you to vote for which iPod I should selct.I must hear back from you by Wednesday February 9 in order for you to continue on
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Product Requirements: USB port About a year ago, Julie reviewed the Fliklite LED Torch. At the time, I thought that it was a great flashlight, but I knew it wasn’t something that I would want to carry with me every day. Compact as it was, the torch (as they are called in the United Kingdom)
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