I have 3 bird seed feeders, 2 suet feeders and a thistle feeder within viewing distance from my couch. I enjoy watching the birds on the weekends when I sit there eating my breakfast in the morning. Every so often, there will be a bird that I can’t quite see well enough to figure out […]
Gadgeteer bird watching? Read More
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Spotlight Gadget: Nike+ Read More
One of the great things about PDA’s is the ability to carry a huge library of books in electronic form. I must have a couple hundred books on mine, ranging from reference to how-to to light fiction. It is sweet to be able to carry 20-30 pounds worth of paper in a few ounces of electronics!
Many Palm users use this ability to carry one or more versions of the Bible with them- makes those cute, little, nearly impossible to read ‘pocket-sized’ Bibles obsolete! There are many options for ‘e-Bibles’, from iPod versions to MP3 spoken versions to e-texts that can be read by most text readers, to dedicated readers with special tools for the job. These last versions are what we will look at here.
Palm Bible Readers Comparison: Palm OS Utility Read More
You know what I love about being The Gadgeteer? Those times when one of my friends or co-workers say something like “I sure wish I had a gadget that would allow me to [fill in the blank].” Just the other day, I overheard someone say that they wished they had a quick and dirty way to connect a bare SATA hard drive to their computer to copy files from it. I immediately told them that I had just what they needed, the 2.5″ and 3.5″ SATA HDD dock with USB hub from Brando.
Brando 2.5″ and 3.5″ SATA HDD Dock with Hub Read More
Western Digital My Passport Essential Colors drives. Nifty USB drives that are available in 10 different colors. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: WD My Passport Read More
I love my 15 inch Macbook Pro when I use it at home on the couch, but my affection wears thin when I travel with it. Carrying it a gear bag slung over my shoulder and having to pull it out at various airport security checks, does get old. That’s why anytime I see a small computer, my interest is immediately piqued. When HP contacted me last week to offer me a look at their new ultra-portable HP2133 Mini-Note PC, I was happy to oblige. Here’s a quick look at it…
HP 2133 Mini-Note PC Review Read More
Check out this 22 inch LCD monitor that has an additional 7 inch monitor attached to it. You can even adjust where you want it to be located. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Samsung Dual Monitor Read More
They say money makes the world go round, but without power your work won’t get done, period. When using a UMPC with a standard battery, I cannot finish a full day’s work. Most business people that use a laptop or UMPC on a regular basis, will run into that issue as well. Enter Mugen Power of the Netherlands. They have created a line of extended batteries for the most popular handhelds, and UMPCs. They offer a 1 Year warrenty on there products. I contacted them after I learned they make an extended battery for the Sony Vaio U1/U3 line UMPCs. They sent out a review unit right away. Thank you Mugen Power!!
Mugen High Capacity 7800mAh Sony Vaio U1/U3 Battery Read More
I have been a Mac-guy for over a decade and have owned an iPod since the beginning.
I am currently using an iPod Touch and I take it with me everywhere I go. But
being the gadget-junkie that I am, I was getting a bit bored with my current
lot of tech-toys. So, I started looking into other portable music/video players
to play with. The Samsung
P2 looked like a worthy candidate; it had several features the Touch did
not, a nice form-factor, and it had received rave reviews. I read many reviews
praising the P2 as a less costly (some even said better) alternative to the
Touch. However, those reviews were definitely coming from the perspective of
Windows users. This review will be coming from a Mac/iPod user’s viewpoint.
Samsung P2 (YP-P2) Digital Audio Player Read More
JAVOedge sent me a nifty little 4-pack of their Micro Swipes. They look like the kind of swag that you can pick up at a trade show, so I wasn’t expecting anything mind blowing when I opened the package… A Micro Swipe is a two inch long little puffy plastic pillows with a layer of
Do screen smudges get you down? Read More
Harness that allows you to use both hands on your computer while you’re walking or standing. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Connect A Desk Read More
I wanted to pass on a link to a site called Coupon Winner. With the CouponScout tool, located within the various categories, consumers can compare coupon deals on merchandise from the top retailers, side-by-side without having to flip from one resource to another. Coupon Winners, a part of SurfMyAds.com, provides almost 7,000 money-saving offers from
Coupon cutting for geeks Read More
Handheld, universal charger/adapter device that harnesses renewable wind power / solar power and conventional wall plug power to recharge almost all your 5V digital gadgets. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: HYmini Read More
Small tray that houses a charger, that uses different tips to charge various gadgets. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Sanctuary Read More
I am happy to announce that we now have the ability to use avatars in the comment system. We’re using the universal avatar service called Gravatar. It’s completely free, so go to the site and sign up now :o) It will automatically associate the avatar that you setup for the email address that you used
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Are you looking for a really compact digital video camera that does even more than record video? How about one that can also take still pictures (ok, that’s not revolutionary in a camcorder), read ebooks, play MP3 music, take voice notes, and even play games. The Klegg Electronics V1803 has all of those features. Let’s see how well it performs.
Klegg Electronics Genesis V1803 Camcorder Read More
In the two years since I reviewed the
Sanyo VPC-HD1 camcorder, I’ve been using it as my main method of capturing video. I love it for its size and ease of use, but have always been disappointed at its low light performance. Since I don’t include a video spot in all the reviews I do, I just kept putting up with the Sanyo instead of replacing it. That changed recently when the folks at Samsung invited me to review their SC-HMX10C Progressive HD camcorder. I’ve been using this camera for several weeks now, so let’s take a closer look….
Samsung Progressive HD Camcorder SC-HMX10C Read More
Are you ready for February 17th, 2009? That’s the date when all full-power broadcasters will be required to convert all of their programming to DTV (Digital TV) and will no longer broadcast analog signals. As a result, to receive TV programming, some consumers will need to make changes in some of the equipment they currently
Are you ready for 2/17/2009? Read More
If after reading Ryan’s review of SLAPPA’s new Ballistix line of laptop bags and sleeves, you found yourself interested in buying one, SLAPPA has an offer to help you out. For the month of April, you will receive a 15% discount, if you use the coupon code “gadgeteerapril”. This code is good for all of
I’ve never quite seen the purpose behind owning a photo printer. These days, you can print 4×6 copies of your digital pictures
for around twelve cents a picture, by way of online services like Snapfish and Wal-Mart Online. However, for some people, the
immediate satisfaction of printing photos at home is entirely worth the added expense of ink cartridges and high-quality photo
printer paper. One of Epson’s latest all-in-one photo printer offerings, the RX595, should satisfy even the most particular of these
print-at-home types.
Epson Stylus Photo RX595 Printer Read More