Product Requirements: A source of solar power The Tomy Flip Flap Solar Powered Plant is a product that almost makes me sad. Imagine working in a tiny cubicle with no room for a live plant. Or let’s say that instead of a green thumb, yours happens to be black. Maybe you are the type that […]
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Product Requirements: A free USB port If my little USB snow woman was a wee bit too feminine for your Holiday workspace, then you might want to take a look at the USB X’mas Tree. Picture courtesy of USB Geek Comprised of a textured translucent body with a 38″ USB cord attached from the rear,
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A funny thing happened when my husband recently ordered a watch case off of eBay. I got an email (since our joint PayPal account is in my name) from the seller, Bob McDonald, saying that he knew me from the Gadgeteer – Hey, it’s a small world after all. So I wrote back and said
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Product Requirements: A free USB port In keeping with the Holiday Season, I have found yet another way to spread some Holiday cheer without calling too much attention to your workspace. This USB Optical Liquid Mouse with Floating Santa is a great replacement for your usual mouse that includes a liquid filled area in it’s
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Product Requirements: Two AA batteries, a clean toilet lid This is one of those products I truly wish that I could have invented. It is amazingly brilliant, simple to operate, does what it says, makes no mistakes, and it serves a higher purpose. I bet that this gadget could even save a marriage…seriously. Without further
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Ready for a cube toy that is unique, weird and addictive? UberOrbs (recently renamed from Magnetoids) will be the first item your co-workers will pick up when they visit your desk. What are they? They are two highly polished, elliptical shaped magnets that are made of a of smooth ceramic or glass like mineral
Robot fanatic? Bendable action figure maven? Junk art connoisseur? If you can identify with any of these titles, then you will probably get a chuckle from the CanDroid robot construction kit toy from Hogwild. This metal kit gives you all the parts necessary to build a retro looking robot thingy that will stand guard over
Well, I did it! I had set a goal to post seven items in Julie’s and my annual Christmas review-athon extravaganna, and I just finished the last one. Now it’s bed time! Tomorrow should be fun – lot’s of gift-inspired reviews for your holiday pleasure. :0) Speaking of holiday pleasure and gift-giving, be sure to
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2004-11-28 Read More
I didn’t do the after Thanksgiving shopping thing this year. Actually I never do that… ;o) Instead I’ve planted myself in the basement in front of my computer and am hard at work on at least 4 reviews (1 down, 3 to go) for our annual Gadgeteer Christmas review bundle. Look for Judie’s and my
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Clarification added 12/04/04: The Razr V3 that I purchased was from Expansys-US. This means that the version I got was for the UK and came with the standard Motorola packaging and accessories. The US models of this phone seem to be repackaged and so does not come with the nice metal box and perhaps even
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Even though Snopes.com dismisses the idea, I am still blaming our Thanksgiving turkey for this afternoon’s lethargy. It was about all I could do, to crawl on the couch and read an eBook this evening without falling asleep. It was a good thing that I had finally received the iPAQ extended battery I had been
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Remember the Ambient Orb that changed colors based on different criteria? Well now there’s a new product with cool analog guages that can do the same thing. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Happy Thanksgiving Day everyone! Hope you all have a great day filled with family, turkey dinners, pumpkin pies, naps, football games, leftovers and websurfing! :o) SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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First and only real-time mobile traffic map that gives up-to-date traffic conditions of a city’s freeway system (Seattle / LA). SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Finally…I finished Arvale. This is a big deal for me, as that is not only the first RPG that I ever seriously played, but also the first I have ever finished. Yes, I got seriously stuck a few times and thought about quitting, but the game was so interesting and fun that I kept coming
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