I am an e-book addict. By now, I think most of you know that. It is no exaggeration for me to say that I have well over a hundred books that I have paid for at peanut-press. Some have been great, and some have been a total waste of money. Some days, I wish that […]
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A month ago I received some cases for review from Gary Waterfield of WaterField Designs . The first of these is the Racer-X – a compact (14.5 x 11 x 4in) and fairly minimalist case designed to accommodate the Apple Powerbook G4, plus a small amount of other stuff. The Racer-X is made from a
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Help Wanted! I’m looking for a Sony CLIE NX owner that would love a brand new, never used Vaja case in exchange for writing a review of it to be posted here. This person needs to also have access to a digital camera to add images to the review. If you think you’re a decent
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-12-04 Read More
We know you’ve all been fretting over what to get your favorite gadgeteer’s (Judie and I!) for Christmas this year. In order to make your life much easier, we have created gift wish lists on Amazon.com for your convenience! Think of it as our gift to you to make your holidays just a little less
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-12-03 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Compaq iPAQ 3600, 3700, 3800, 3900 and 5000 series. If you are an iPAQ owner worth your salt, the initials GM will not mean General Motors to you! Instead, you’ll immediately think of George Mosquera and his hugely popular customized Compact Flash and PC Card sleeves called Silver Sliders. He started out
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Palm users, you have not been completely left out in the cold regarding Navigation software. Handmark puts out two products that you might want to check out: First up is Rand McNally’s Atlas, which comes on an MMC card. You just pop this gem into your Palm that’s equipped with an MMC/SD slot, and you
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-12-02 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: T-Mobile, AT&T Siemens SX46 & O2 XDA Pocket PC Phone Editions By now, you all know how much I love the line of I-Volution cases by Vaja. If you have never handled one of these works of art, then you probably can’t understand what all the hoopla is about. Until you have
Vaja I-Volution T-buron for Pocket PC Phone Edition Review Read More
Product Requirements: Device: AT&T SX56 Pocket PC Phone, O2/XDA Pocket PC Phone, T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone, HP iPAQ 3800/3900 series, Palm m500 series, Sony CLIÉ NR/NX/SJ20/SJ30/T series, Toshiba e310/e330/e740 One of the first things I do when I get a new PDA is look for accessories that will make my mobile computing experience more convenient
BoxWave miniSync with Charger Review Read More
Product Requirements: Device: 02/T-Mobile/AT&T SX56 Pocket PC Phone Edition As anyone who owns a Pocket PC Phone Edition can tell you, this device is one awesome example of what happens when convenience and practicality converge. The only area in which I personally feel that this PDA falls short, is in its inclusion of only 32MB
Pocket PC Techs 128MB Upgrade for the PPC Phone Edition Review Read More
I am proclaiming Monday to be Pocket PC Phone Edition Day. Look for several reviews from me about available accessories and upgrades…:0) SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-12-01 Read More
Just for you Dick Tracy wannabe’s comes the WristLinx. A 1.5mi range two-way radio. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Name: Cornelis Steinitz Location: Switzerland My name is Cornelis Steinitz – it’s a mixture of a Dutch first name and a German last name. I was born in 1964, have the German & Dutch nationality and have been living in Basel, Switzerland (northwest Switzerland) since 1993. I am married, no children and have one cat
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Wireless headset with built-in flash memory and rechargeable battery pack. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm PDAs with the Universal Connector 88k PRC The first thing that I think of when someone mentions PDA keyboards is the Stowaway Folding keyboard from Think Outside. It has been my personal favorite from the very beginning. I have one for almost all of my PDAs. But, like many products, there
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I want to talk to you all about the power of the internet for just a moment…more specifically, about the power of Google. It used to really tickle me when I would ask Julie a completely impossible question, and she would come back with an answer in just a matter of moments. When I would
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-11-27 Read More
iPOD wannabe? 20gig MP3 & WMA player with built in FM tuner for $399. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Odyssey 1000 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: A Laptop computer So let’s say that you are sitting on your couch, holding your laptop, surfing wirelessly. Or perhaps you are at a seminar – sitting in a row of chairs, and you need to take notes on your laptop. Sure, you can perch your computer in your lap, but
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Product Requirements: A person that carries many credit cards and wants to keep them organized It would be kind to say that my mom is not a very organized person. She keeps her credit cards loose in a pocket of her purse, amidst receipts and various denominations of bills. She’ll have me order things for
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I don’t carry a purse and never have. Maybe it’s because I’ve yet to find one that is ‘me’. Or maybe it’s because I carry so much stuff with me every day, that a purse just can’t manage. So, I carry a gear bag instead. For the last few years, my gear bag of choice
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Product Requirements: Device: Most mobile phones with a headset jack Driving while talking on a cell phone is a bad thing. We all know it is dangerous, but we still do it. I’m even guilty of this practice. So, in order to make things somewhat safer, you might want to consider a hands free headset
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