As those of you that read Julie’s and my Tapwave Zodiac review will recall, I mentioned that this is definitely a PDA that you will need screen protection for. If you are one of the lucky few that has already got your Zodiac, then it is worth noting that Brando Workshop has got you covered. […]
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2003-11-17 Read More
Portable cassette players used to come in two main flavors: the basic walkman, with ear buds or headphones, and models with built-in speakers for more “social” uses. The speakers weren’t ever very good, but then the quality of the cassette recordings wasn’t great either. Portable CD players provide a much better music quality through headphones,
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Sweeper from Dyson, that might make cleaning house a little more fun. At least it looks cool. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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USB 2.0 device from Adaptec that will give your PC the abililty to record, play and pause live TV. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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NXT speaker technology shows up in a $90 skate-savvy backpack by Savier. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Windows CE .NET gaming device with built in GPS to enable parents to monitor the location of their kids. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Device: PC running Windows 98/Me/2000/XP One free USB port Julie’s comments are in BLACK, Judie’s are in italicized BLUE Hey Sony, you better be watching your back, because there’s a new kid on the block and he’s come ready to play. Or maybe I should say that he’s come to go. do. and
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Wow, this notebook needs to be admitted to a hospital for anorexia treatments! Sony’s new VAIO weighs less than 2lbs and has a carbon fiber body. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Palm m500 series. Palm Tungsten T series, Palm Zire 71, CLIÉ T/NR/SL/SJ/NX/NZ/TG/TJ series, CLIÉ N/S series, iPAQ 1910/221x/38xx/39xx/54xx/55xx series, ASUS A620, MiTAC Mio 338/528, Viewsonic V35, O2xda/xda2 One of the first things many people do when they get a new PDA is buy an extra cradle so that they can sync and charge
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Just to give you an idea of how far we have come technologically in the last decade… In 1989, when pregnant with my daughter, I had an ultrasound. The resulting blurry picture of what looked like an open palm sweetly cradling her face was printed on thermal paper (which has long since yellowed) and would
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2003-11-10 Read More
Check out the new MTV edition phone from Virgin Mobile. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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The PCVA-HVP20 is a 20GB video jukebox with a 3.5inch display, 4hr battery, and USB 2.0. (Japanese website) SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Now this is cool. A completely wireless LCD TV. It uses WiFi to receive content, and is powered by a Lith-ion battery. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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8x binoculars that constantly records video behind the scenes. When you see something you like, just press the capture button and the binoculars automatically save the last 30 seconds. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Instant Replay Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Mac OS X Every company is always looking for the “killer app.” The software title that makes everyone just have to get a product. Visicalc was the killer app for the Apple IIe, Lotus and WordPerfect were the killer apps for the original IBM computers and now
Product Requirements: Device: 3rd generation iPods: 10gb, 20gb, 30gb, 40gb What features are most important to you when it comes to buying a case for your iPod? Is it looks, protection, price, or usability that comes first on your feature list? If you are anything like me, all of those features are important to you,
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Product Requirements: Device: Versions available for original and current iPod models Oh iPod, how do I love thee, let me count the ways… I listen to you in the morning, and I listen to you at night. I listen to you at my desk while working, the treadmill while exercising, and on an airplane while
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One of the reasons why I moved back to the HP2215 Pocket PC from my Palm TungstenT was for better the video capabilities that a Pocket PC provides. I love watching animations and short films on my PDA. Besides the fact that they are just fun to watch, they are also great demonstration fodder for
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2003-11-08 Read More
Introduction About a month ago I received a Volt XL backpack from Cory Barnes at Spire USA. Based in Boulder, Colorado, Spire manufactures a range of backpacks, courier-type bags and protective cases. The Volt is not the first Spire product that I’ve tested; a few years ago I bought one of the first of Spire’s
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My McAfee virus protection subscription ran out yesterday. Now I realize that I probably shouldn’t have waited until today to worry about it, but I did. So now, other than access to Trend Micro’s free online virus scan, I am feeling pretty defenseless. What do you all think is the best virus protection out there?
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2003-11-06 Read More