Original review appeared May 20, 2004. An Update was added November 17, 2005 and new remarks appear in red. When Julie and I attended CES this January, one of the items that caught my eye was the KB-Reader Keyboard by Atech Flash Technology which featured a built in media card reader. My comment at the […]
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Analog watch with a built in magnifying glass and LED flashlight. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: iBeam Read More
Analog watch that displays the time with red LEDs when a button is pressed. I don’t know why I think this is cool… SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Shrewd Watch Read More
When I bought my O2 XDA II Mini in February this year, I thought “Now this device will be a keeper for at least a year”. How silly of me. As soon as I started reading about the HTC Universal, I knew that was going to change. A device that had a built-in keyboard, WiFi
i-mate K-JAM HTC Wizard Pocket PC Phone Read More
Korean MP3 player with a built in GPS. Anyone else think this is an odd combination? SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: JoyFriend Read More
I received my unbranded unlocked GSM Treo 650 today (thanks Mike!). Good news, it works perfectly! I even upgraded the firmware. Yay! I’m super happy at the moment. Even the signal strength here in the gadget cave is good! :o) Maybe the Treo gods don’t hate me after all. I am still waiting for the
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2005-11-15 Read More
I was doing a search on eBay recently, looking under “stingray” and hoping to see some interesting small clutches. I didn’t find a clutch that I would want to buy, but I did find an auction for the most amazing leather wallet and solid sterling silver chain. Although I wasn’t in the market for either,
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Dual mini skakeboards for each foot. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Freeline Skates Read More
In 1901, the United States’ first speed limit laws were introduced in Connecticut, allowing 12 miles per hour in town and 15 MPH in the country. Ever since then, drivers have been trying to strike a balance between the legal posted speed and the speed at which they can safely travel without getting a ticket.
K40 CALIBRE Remote Bluetooth Enabled Radar And Laser Protection System Read More
You’ve got to love a bag from a company named Bumbakpaks. Come on, it’s just fun to say. Bumbakpaks, bumbakpaks, bumbakpaks. Ok, now that I have that out of my system, I can tell you about their Urbanomic Hamptons Chocotango bag which the company refers to as a messenger bag. But to me it looks
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If you’re light on gear and in need of a medium sized bag to tote your stuff around town, the City Guide shoulder bag from Timbuk2 might be just the one for you. This 12 x 15.5 x 4.5 inch bag has an exterior which is constructed of ballistic nylon, and is available in 4
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Take a look at this crazy site. I get tired just watching it! ;0) SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2005-11-10 Read More
A couple of days ago I reviewed the rugged Maxpedition Fatboy Versipack, which I have been using as my casual gearbag. Quite a few of our readers either wrote me personally or posted in the Fatboy’s forum saying that they had been looking for such a bag – but they needed one that was a
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Since reviewing the Timbuk2 Bag In A Box messenger bag, I’ve come to the conclusion that messenger bags are my gear bag style of choice these days. As such, I’ve been trying to find other brands to try out. Today I’m going to take a close look at the Citizen messenger bag from Chrome. Like
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Wow, time got away from me and I didn’t realize how long it had been since I had updated my gear diary! 40 lashes, yah! Several weeks ago I got a K40 CALIBRE built-in radar & laser detection system installed in my truck, and I have since been putting it through its paces. But tomorrow
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2005-11-08 Read More