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Reviews about interesting gadgets, gear, mobile technology and lifestyle products.
Kill-A-Watt Electric Usage Monitor Review
Update 07/20/07: There’s a new and improved version of the Kill-A-Watt now. Read the review of the Kill-A-Watt EZ. Product Requirements: An electronic device that uses a regular US two or three (grounded) 125V pronged power cord I don’t know about you, but there are some months when I get my electric bill that make
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RadTech Ice Cream iPod Acrylic Polish Review
The events of October 27th, 2003 still remain fresh in my mind. The day started out innocently enough, but then ended in tragedy, while I was writing a review of an iPod case. The case was not compatible with my 30gb model, and required that I use scissors to extract it <queue Psycho shower scene
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Merconnet Portable Mini Car MP3/CD Adapter Review
Product Requirements: Will power most portable cassette players, radios, CD players, MiniDisc players, hand-held games, keyboards, calculators, and many other battery operated appliances One of the joys of having a teenager is that when we go on trips, she likes to keep herself entertained with her own collection of portable electronic devices. Whether Sarah is
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Multi-tools Review
Want to carry an entire array of tools with you at all times, without needing a tool box or tool belt to store them in? Multi-tools give you this ability. This tool category features folding needle nose pliers, with an array of extra tools, that are stored in its handles. Larger than a Swiss Army
Sportgear Neo Azen Storm Proof Lighter Review
Christmas is coming, and for those with a camper, hunter, outdoorsman or anyone else on the gift list that might need a lighter which can perform under adverse conditions, there is the latest offering from Sportgear‘s Azen Storm Proof Lighters line. Similar to their lighters that I reviewed last year, the new Neo (900 series)
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Egrips Review Updated
Product Requirements: Device: Reviewed for Palm Zire 71 and Innopocket Aluminum case for Zire 71 – available for just about anything! Also reviewed for Tungsten T|3 One of the few complaints about the Zire 71 that is almost universal among users is that its casing is very slippery to hold. Enter Egrips. Egrips are custom made for many
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UPstrap – Non-Slip Replacement Shoulder Straps Review
One of my biggest peeves when hauling gear is the cheesy strap that so many manufacturers will include with an otherwise well made electronic product or bag. It is almost as if the shoulder- strap is an afterthought. Of course, if you are only carrying a single bag for a short distance, then you might
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Sprint PCS Samsung SPH-i500 Palm OS Powered Phone Review
Product Requirements: Windows 95 and above, IBM Compatible 486 or higher computer, 8MB of RAM minimum – 16MB recommended, 20MB of disk space, VGA or better monitor, CD-ROM drive, Mouse, One available USB port Is it just me, or does it seem like some of the PDAs that are coming out look very similar to some of
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Palm Tungsten|E Review
Product Requirements: Device: PC running Windows 98/2000/ME/XP (Windows 2000 and XP require admin rights to install) or Mac OS 9.1 or higher/Mac OS X, v10.1.2 to v10.2.6 (Mac OS X requires admin rights to install) With the release of three new PDA models, this sure has been a busy month for Palm. We’ve already taken a look at the
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Sony CLIÉ PEG-UX50/U Review
Product Requirements: Windows® 98 Second Edition, Windows® Millennium Edition, Windows® 2000 Professional, Windows® XP Home Edition, Windows® XP Professional, CPU: Pentium® II 400 MHz or faster (Pentium® III 500 MHz or faster is recommended), Available Memory: 96 MB RAM minimum (128 MB or more is recommended. 256 MB or more is recommended with Windows® XP.),
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City Mantis Electric Scooter Review
Could there be anything better to do on a gorgeous summer day, than speeding along on a City Mantis with the wind in your face and the sun on your back? I don’t think so! But what exactly is a City Mantis you ask? It is a fold-up electric scooter that will turn heads when
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PDair 3 in 1 Styli Review
Product Requirements: Device: Just about every current model PDA If you are the type that is constantly losing your stock stylus, then you probably don’t worry yourself too much with the idea of getting a better replacement that will fit in the stock silo. If you are the type that carries a multi-pen in your
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P-i-v-o-t 3in1 Stylus for the Palm Tungsten|T Review
Product Requirements: Device: Palm Tungsten|T PDA The Palm Tungsten|T is actually one of the few PDAs that comes with a fairly decent stylus right out of the box. In fact, about the only way an after-market styli manufacturer could improve upon the stock design would be by including a built-in ball-point pen – which is
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Surplus PDA 4 in 1 Stylus Review
Product Requirements: Device: A PDA with a touch-screen Surplus PDA has come out with a 4 in1Stylus that has most of the features I look for when I consider a desktop replacement stylus. Comprised of clear plastic with a rubberized grip, the 4 in 1 resembles the old-timey BICs that we all used to covet
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Palm Zire 71 Review
Who would have guessed that last year’s Palm equivalent to the mini-van – the Zire, would morph into this year’s two door sport coupe? Everything pointed to the Zire remaining Palm’s bargain PDA. But wow, things sure have changed. Now, the Zire 71 (who comes up with these model numbers anyway?) is poised to become Palm’s multimedia
SkipDoctor CD & DVD Motorized Repair Device Review
Product Requirements: Device: Scratched up CDs, DVDs, and game discs I have been buying CDs since 1985 or so, and I still have many of my earliest purchases. Over these years, I have routinely committed several of the highest forms of audio blasphemy, including the following: 1. Instead of keeping each disc safe inside
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Colorado Special Ops Sling Bag Review
Here’s the bag’s description printed on its tag: Durable Moisture Resistant Fabric Large Storage Compartment Cell Phone Pocket Audio Pocket and Portal Key Clip Zippered Accessory Pocket The Colorado Special Ops Sling Bag has a padded zippered pocket that rests against your back or side. It’s fairly thin, but I use it to hold my
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P-i-v-o-t 3-in-1 Stylus Review
Product Requirements: Device: Compaq/HP iPAQ 3800/3900/5400, Sony CLIÉ PEG T/NR/NX/SL/SJ series PDAs There are people that are not happy with a PDA replacement stylus unless it contains a ballpoint pen, and I can understand the attraction. Even though such a pen will never replace my Delta Dolcevita, there are times when I am traveling extra-light
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Palm Tungsten T (m550) Review
Julie’s comments are in BLACK, Judie’s are in italicized BLUE How long has it been since Palm has had something fresh, something different, something cool? Sure, they’ve released their required new PDA models every year as almost every other manufacturer has done, but when was the last time that they actually came out with something that
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