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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Photographers like their gadgets just as much as the rest of us. Here’s a clever little tool from Brando that would be a welcome addition to your favorite shutterbug’s gear bag. The G-Clip Cam Stand is a more feature rich version of the ClamperPod that was reviewed here last year. The concept is pretty much the same as the ClamperPod. The
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Well, I pulled the trigger and posted my HP hx4700 iPAQ on eBay. Since I have only turned it on a few times since I received the Treo 650, I figured it was time to try to recoup some of the money I paid for it. Not to worry, I haven’t totally abandoned the Pocket
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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
E&B Company’s Slipper PAQ 4700 Review Read More
Targus will soon be selling a full-sized mouse that glows with 7 pulsating colors. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Those of you with keen eyes have probably been noticing some new additions to the site in the way of a text based advertising service that we’re trying out. These new links are appearing on the reviews, articles, forums pages and home page. If you haven’t noticed yet, the links look like the one in
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It is easy to overlook everyday objects as ho-hum necessities. One such object that we probably never give a second thought to, is the paper tray or in/out box as it used to be called. Most of us have either seen a paper tray or have one on our desks at work and home.
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Ok, this is for all of you hax0rs, modders and gamers out there that love flashing LEDs. I’m going to start by saying that I’m not into all the blinky lights. They kind of get on my nerves. Does that make me old? ;o) Oh well… If you are not old, or do like
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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
This & That I’m still loving my Treo 650, so I’ve decided to permanently ditch my hx4700 iPaq. I’ll be putting it up on eBay in the next day or so. It appears that PalmOne has released a patch for Sprint Treos. I’m still waiting to hear if I can apply this patch to my
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Portable 20gb drive with wi-fi radio built in. Attaches to digital cameras via CF II card slot and transmits images back to network/PC. Too bad it’s $2000! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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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
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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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Product Requirements: Device: Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 2000, XP & MAC Update 3/17/05 (see comments below in red) Over the past several months, the Digital Mind Corporation’s (DMC) Xclef 500 has been my personal treadmill partner as I train for my first Indy 500 mini-marathon. It accompanies my wife on her pursuit of health through
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In the past year, I’ve reviewed two hard drive based audio players from Digital Mind Corporation: The DMC-500 and DMC-800. Known for plug and play ease of use, their players continue to be a favorite of mine. Like iPods, having gigs of hard drive space is great for hauling around your entire MP3 collection.
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A handheld color terminal that uses your cellphone and Bluetooth to surf the web. Looks like you have to pay a monthly fee to use it though… SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Over the past few years, I have evolved to a new level of gadget collecting: buying gadgets for my gadgets. What seemed to be a innocent iPod purchase has turned into entire lifestyle. My Un-met iPod Need: I have been looking to replace my component-based stereo system in my dining room. My existing system
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Redirects a TV signal from any cable box, satellite receiver, or personal video recorder to a viewer’s location and device of choice (laptop, PDA, etc). SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Due in May, this ultimate remote can control up to 255 devices. It’s rechargable too. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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