Santa is making his scheduled appearance at this Gadgeteer’s house early this season. This past weekend I finally got the nerve to replace my ancient 27″ (no S-Video) Magnavox TV with the Mitsubishi 65″ rear projection TV. I also sprung for an HDTV tuner for my DirecTV and the local networks (Indianapolis) that are now […]
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2003-12-01 Read More
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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Utilizes a network of global positioning satellites to precisely track how far and how fast you are running, biking, rowing or skiing. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Timex GPS Watch Read More
I’ve always been fascinated by sundials and the ability to tell time without electricity. Now you can purchase a digital sundial! Very cool. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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There are two things in life that I really enjoy: a good movie and a good book. So today, I will tell you about two things that have had an impact on me. The first is the 2004 Leonard Maltin Movie & Video Guide, by Landware. How many times have you rented a movie, only
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2003-11-26 Read More
If you have been looking for a gear bag that can hold lots of stuff in an organized manner, the Pack Sport from Infusion Threads may cause you to look no further. The Pack Sport is a smaller sized black Ballistic nylon unisex styled shoulder or waist bag. For its size, the Pack Sport has
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NEWS FLASH: High fashion isn’t just for the pretty people anymore. With the Dockers Mobile Pant for men, Burton’s iPod and Minidisc jackets for snowboarders, and the Laks USB watch, geek chic seems to be the in thing these days. I’m happy to announce that sharp dressed geeks now have an additional outerwear option
SCOTTeVEST Version Three.0 Limited Edition Leather Jacket Review Read More
The importance of the VCR can never be overstated when we take a look at the evolution of home and personal entertainment, however it appears that it is now time for the reigning king to step aside. Let’s take a walk through the not so distant past… Most of us have had access to television
NextBase Tablet DVD Player (SDV17-A) Review Read More
20, 40, 60 and 80GB capacity MP3 server for you car, that has an FM transmitter and a Palm OS control interface. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Palm OS 3.5 and newer and 2MB of free memory. Optimized for Palm OS 5 devices (required for voice) Dominate the galaxy! (Or at least one planet) If you are a lover of RTS (Real-Time Strategy) games like Command & Conquer or Warcraft, and you’ve always wished for more of the same on
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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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Holiday Giblets Although Thanksgiving day isn’t until Thursday, this past weekend began my series of holiday gatherings. I was able to retain my Coolest Aunt Ever title by showing my 10yr old niece the Florida vacation slide show that I created using Photo Story 2. Actually, I think she was more impressed with Mini-me (Fujitsu
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2003-11-24 Read More
While ‘gearing up’ for our new photography business (Ayngelgraphics), my wife and I found ourselves looking for a good camera bag. We think we found it in the Photo/Video Convertible Bag from RoadWired. The Photo/Video Convertible Bag is medium sized and made from 1050 Denier Ballistic Nylon. RoadWired’s website specifies straps made of seatbelt-grade webbing
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It’s been a busy couple of days…I ordered a custom sterling silver Tapwave Zodiac stylus from Mark Hammill – I can’t wait to get that! I would have liked it even better in 14kt gold, but the budget says “not no, but hail no!” ;0)I also traded in my Harley Davidson edition F-150 for a
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2003-11-23 Read More
Turn your Game Boy Advance SP into a portable TV. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I have had a few camera phones already, but none of them had a reasonably good integrated camera that delivers fair picture quality. Until now only snap-on cameras for Sony Ericsson and Siemens phones provided VGA-quality, but I always forgot to take the cameras with me, and in any case quick snap shots were almost
Samsung E700 Mobile Phone Review Read More
Product Requirements: Sony CLIÉ NZ90 Can you believe that I have never once reviewed a Krusell case? It’s really quite amazing when you think of all the different ones that have passed though my hands over the years. I can remember hearing the Krusell name when Whitney LuBean started using them to create his CF
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Here’s the deal, I’ve been wanting to buy a new clock radio for awhile now. Except that I can’t seem to find one that includes all the features that I’m looking for: 2 seperate alarms for Monday through Friday with a choice of radio or buzzer 2 seperate alarms for weekends only, with choice of
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2003-11-18 Read More
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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