Product Requirements: Device: Toshiba e800/e805 Pocket PC Owners of Toshiba’s latest e800 series Pocket PC will be happy to learn that Brando is now offering two styles of leather cases for this popular PDA. Available in both a flip style and book style, these cases offer storage for memory cards, business cards and a removable […]
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Product Requirements: Device: Windows 98 and higher, USB port I love webcams. Most of my family live overseas, and we rely on instant messaging with webcams to stay in contact. I am always eager to try new webcams, and was especially interested in this model from Crayton Electronics. The Qcam 530M is a very
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Tax refund burning a hole in your pocket? Looking for some great deals on new / barely used gear, gadgets and gizmos? Well it is your lucky day (…or it will be tomorrow)! It’s Garage Sale time again! Judie and I are getting ready to post a whole slew of things on eBay. Our gadget
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Product Requirements: Daily gear that needs a bag, a smaller sized laptop (up to 11.5″ x 9.5″ x 1.5″ / 290 x 240 x 38mm) One of my favorite gear bag manufacturers is Tom Bihn. This unpretentious and friendly company has a past record for producing some of the best looking, hardest working and longest
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Technology is reaching all corners of industry, and some of its applications are imaginative and ecological. Take a look at IdleAire, a product designed specifically for cross country “big-rig” drivers. Most of us are aware that these truckers basically live out of their rigs and that many of these vehicles are set up like a
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Name: Mark Rosengarten Location: New York They don’t call me “The Gadget Man” for nothing! It seems to my co-workers that I come in to work every week with some new gadget. I am the person the creators of Ebay had in mind. I buy, use, get bored and move on. I am a chemistry
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Help Judie and I celebrate the Grand Opening of our other website: Traveling Fools! We’re holding a contest for the month of March. Users can submit their vacation / travel related stories, tips or travel product reviews for a chance at winning one of two prizes donated by Journeyware. First prize is a Travelpro WalkAbout
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Product Requirements: Device: PC or MAC with a USB 1.1 or 2.0 port I’m a tea drinker and have been since I came out of the womb. My mom would fix us hot tea every morning for breakfast (good old Lipton) and we would then have iced tea for supper. It’s no wonder that now,
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Want to slide across the floor like Tom Cruise in Risky Business? Now you can make your life long dream a reality! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Tapwave Zodiac1 or Zodiac2 Ever since the Tapwave Zodiac appeared on the PDA scene, users have had issues with the placement of its stylus and the fact that here is no silo to keep the stylus secure. Instead, there are two pairs of rubber grips set into a deep groove on the Zodiac’s back. Depending on
PDA Panache Stylus Upgrade for the Tapwave Zodiac Review Read More
Turn your Game Boy Advance / SP into a 7 to 10 frames per second video phone. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Julie’s comments are in black, Judie’s comments are in italicized blue. Wristwatch technology sure has come a long way since my first timepiece. When I was a kid, I remember being so proud of my Buffy and Jody watch from the show Family Affair. Remember the twins, Mr. French, Uncle Bill and Sissy? Am I
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Network music player that supports MACs and PCs. Plays MP3, WMA, AAC, AIFF, WAV, FLAC and Ogg-Vorbis format tunes. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I think this is honestly a first…I placed an order for the Sony CLIE TH55 with SonyStyle USA, and even though it showed a shipping date of February 20, I should be receiving it today. I can’t even remember the last time I ordered a new PDA from a manufacturer and got it before the
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Reviewers Needed! I have a few goodies that I’m willing to mail out to 3 volunteer reviewers. These reviewers need to be able to write coherently, and must possess a digital camera that can take VERY good macro shots. Goodies up for grabs this time around are two webcams from Crayton Electronics. One for desktop
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Product Requirements: Four AAA Batteries SCRABBLE is one of my favorite all-time games; but it wasn’t until I began to write this review that I bothered to learn anything about its history. SCRABBLE’s roots go back to the Great Depression when Alfred Mosher Butts, an out of work architect, came up with the idea to
Franklin Official SCRABBLE Player\’s Dictionary Review Read More
Due out later this year, is a true handheld PC… This one runs Win XP and has a 1GHz processor. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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The Keycard Travelock, available from RoadWired provides the laptop owner with a simple and effective way to secure their portable computer. The kit includes a 4.5″ and 60″ braided and coated steel cable along with a laptop lock designed to fit in any standard laptop locking slot. This fit securely in the locking slot on
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Happy Valentines Day! Here’s some cool news from T-Mobile. They have recently launched a new hi-fi ringer campaign for new and existing customers. Hi-Fi ringers are a new technology to T-Mobile and allow customers to download actual songs with lyrics as their ringtone; no more polyphonic tunes, hifi ringers are the real deal! As of
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I need to be a proud mom for a minute and tell you all that Sarah just placed 3rd in Chemistry at her school’s Science Fair. Her project was “Preventing Enzymatic Browning on Apples and Bananas.” The District Science Fair is March 9th, so please keep your fingers crossed for her. :0) SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin
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