The introduction of Light Emitting Diode (LED) bulbs in the 1960s probably didn’t mean that much to too many people at the time, as the bulbs were mainly used in technical devices as indicators. In the 70s, LED bulbs began to appear in electronic calculators, digital wristwatches, and test equipment.¹ I am sure that many […]
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Product Requirements: Device: Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 2000, XP & MAC Update 3/17/05 (see comments below in red) Over the past several months, the Digital Mind Corporation’s (DMC) Xclef 500 has been my personal treadmill partner as I train for my first Indy 500 mini-marathon. It accompanies my wife on her pursuit of health through
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In the past year, I’ve reviewed two hard drive based audio players from Digital Mind Corporation: The DMC-500 and DMC-800. Known for plug and play ease of use, their players continue to be a favorite of mine. Like iPods, having gigs of hard drive space is great for hauling around your entire MP3 collection.
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A handheld color terminal that uses your cellphone and Bluetooth to surf the web. Looks like you have to pay a monthly fee to use it though… SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Over the past few years, I have evolved to a new level of gadget collecting: buying gadgets for my gadgets. What seemed to be a innocent iPod purchase has turned into entire lifestyle. My Un-met iPod Need: I have been looking to replace my component-based stereo system in my dining room. My existing system
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Redirects a TV signal from any cable box, satellite receiver, or personal video recorder to a viewer’s location and device of choice (laptop, PDA, etc). SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Due in May, this ultimate remote can control up to 255 devices. It’s rechargable too. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Well, my family is about to head into the wilderness for a week! Hope all of you have a fantastic Spring Break! :0) SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Ok, so its style leaves a little to be desired… But I think this just might be my ultimate alarm clock! You can set a diff alarm for every day of the week! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Here’s a confession… My favorite part of the day is coming home, getting the mail out of my mailbox and seeing if there has been any packages left on my front porch. I’ve been a mail junkie since I was a kid. I remember sending away for free stuff like stamp and coin collections, just
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Product Requirements: Device: Just about any portable electronic device with a TFT screen, but will not adhere to LCD screens Back in the early days of PDAs, there really wasn’t much one could do to keep from scratching their touch screen. The average user would buy a PDA that would come with some sort of
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Wow, I have been completely remiss about writing in my diary lately. It’s not because things haven’t been going on…it’s just because I forgot to! I have been testing out a really small USB driven 5GB Seagate Pocket Hard Drive. This thing is great for portable backups, and I am going to give it a
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2005-03-09 Read More
Soon to be released, a new Radio Your Way model. This is an FM radio that has built in VCR functions to allow for broadcast recording. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: A PDA that measures under 5.5″ long x 3.5″ wide x 0.9″ deep When I reviewed the OtterBox Armor 3600 back in 2003, there was no doubt in my mind that I had just discovered the “Humvee of PDA Protection.” No case I had seen, or that I have since seen, has even
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We have the coolest readers on the planet. Look what just showed up in my inbox… A song written by Isobutane. I really want to know if it has actual music that goes along with it. Enjoy! The Gadgeteer Song by Mark Rosengarten, 2005 Progess demands More gadgets in hand Ipods and cells With whistles
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