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Booq Python Photo Sling Review

By Smythe Richbourg / August 24, 2012 / Reviews / Bags, Camera bag, Camera gear / Leave a Comment

Photographers are the original Gadgeteers. Meters, lenses, filters, and esoteric little bits and bobs that assist in your camera’s performance are just what the Gadget Doctor ordered! Carrying those things around, however, has always been an issue. Booq, a stylish, cutting edge creator of interesting and useful bags for portable tech, has a line of bags with the express purpose of transporting dSLRs and laptops. The Python Sling is advertised to hold a dSLR, 4 lenses, a tripod, and an iPad or MacBook (11″/13″ screens). We gave it a field test, and here’s the report.

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Logitech Introduces a Washable Keyboard

By Janet Cloninger / August 24, 2012 / News / Computer Gear, Keyboard / 3 Comments

My daughter killed two laptops last year by spilling water on them, so you can imagine that the above photo gives me the shivers. Spills are nothing to fear with the new Washable Keyboard K310 from Logitech. This is a wired QWERTY keyboard that works with computers running Windows XP, Vista, or 7. There are

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Fantom Tempered Glass Screen Protector for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus

By Ian Lim / August 24, 2012 / News / Android, Screen Protector, Smartphone / 2 Comments

Most of the screen protectors we cover here on The Gadgeteer are made of some sort of soft and flexible PET film. The Fantom screen protector for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus from XGear takes it up a notch. Made of shatter-proof tempered glass, the Fantom is only .4mm thick with a hardness rating of 8H. A

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The Cap Gorilla Keeps Up with Your Lens Caps

By Janet Cloninger / August 23, 2012 / News / Camera gear / 1 Comment

This is a Kickstarter project. Unlike some lens cap keepers on the market, the Cap Gorilla isn’t limited to working with just one size lens cap. The Cap Gorilla is a universal keeper that will work with any size lens cap from any manufacturer. It fits onto the camera strap, and it has a silicone

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Hong Kong Trip Report

By Jackie Cheng / August 23, 2012 / Articles / Travel Gear, Trip Report / 16 Comments

Hong Kong is a wonderful place to visit. It has yummy foods, interesting people, and some unique technologies that are different from the USA. I was there for the past 3 weeks. I was born there, and this trip was for both business and visiting relatives. I thought I’d write up some of the highlights

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Elevate Your Mousing – ROCCAT Sense High Precision Gaming Mousepad

By Julie Strietelmeier / August 23, 2012 / News / Gaming Gear / 2 Comments

I haven’t used a mouse pad in years because my 6yr old Logitech MX Revolution wireless mouse doesn’t need one. That said, all I’m doing is normal stuff while surfing and writing. Gamers are more high maintenance than I am. They require a mouse pad like the Sense Chrome Blue High Precision Gaming Mousepad from Hamburg Germany

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CUBEDGE EDGE.sound Bluetooth Speaker

By Janet Cloninger / August 22, 2012 / News / Audio, Video, TV, Bluetooth, Portable speakers / Leave a Comment

The EDGE.sound portable speaker from CUBEDGE has no device-specific dock. It won’t charge your device. It will connect to any Bluetooth-enabled device to playback sound or to act as a speakerphone. You don’t have to worry that you’ll have to replace it if you upgrade or switch platforms. The EDGE.sound speaker is made of plastic

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Bowers & Wilkins P3 Headphones Review

By Bill Henderson / August 22, 2012 / Reviews / Audio, Video, TV, Headphones, iOS / 1 Comment

You have to hand it to Bowers & Wilkins. This British audio company makes some of the best sounding speakers anywhere and they charge handsomely for the privilege. But for some reason, when it comes to personal audio like headphones and earphones, they have become somewhat affordable. They don’t charge anywhere near the stratospheric prices

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Let TextGenie Tranlate Texts into Plain English for You

By Janet Cloninger / August 22, 2012 / News / Android, Software / 11 Comments

If you receive text messages full of words like “ilbl8” or “wdymbt”, you probably feel like you need a translator. (They mean “I’ll be late” and “what do you mean by that”.) TextGenie is an Android app that can translate messages as you receive them, using the built-in dictionary of 1500 texting terms. You’ll be

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Ivor Chak Retro Gaming Furniture

By Ian Lim / August 22, 2012 / News / Toys / 2 Comments

Sitting back to play some retro 8/16 bit video games? To really get into the mood, look no further than LA-based industrial designer Igor Chak’s site. Shown above is his Space Invader couch and Donkey Kong wall. And they’re not just concepts; Igor is currently taking orders for his handmade Retro Alien Couch for $5000.

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