Product Requirements: Device: Win 98SE/ME/2000/XP, Mac OS 8.6 or higher It’s common knowledge that gadgets and super spies go hand in hand. Just look at Sydney Bristow (Alias), and of course the number one spy of them all, James Bond. I for one, enjoy watching their movies and TV shows, just to see and drool […]
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Judie and I will be heading off to Las Vegas on Wednesday to attend the Consumer Electronics Show. We can’t wait to report back about all the cool gadgets and gizmos that we run across while we are there. At least we hope we’ll run across some! I have a good feeling that CES will
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Product Requirements: Device: 3rd generation Apple iPods I’m going to go out on a limb and say that all iPod owners have one thing in common; they want to protect their device from unsightly scratches and noticeable wear. I think we all know that the number one way to protect an iPod, is with a
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Product Requirements: Three AA batteries It can be so easy to fall into the trap of assuming* that the rest of the world uses their computers, PDAs, and smartphones in the same manner or frequency in which I use mine. It’s almost a form of snobbery to think that everybody else is just as proficient
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I hope that Santa was good to all of you! I must not have been a very good Gadgeteer this year, because he brought me a wonderful head cold as a gift. Which explains why I’m up at 3:00am… Since I can’t sleep, I thought I’d check out a couple Pocket PC games that Clickgamer
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Product Requirements: Device: PalmOne Tungsten T|3 For those of us who NEED a heavy-duty, protective case for our PDAs, Innopocket and Proporta have stepped into the role that Rhinoskin used to occupy. In all fairness – the supplier of the aluminum cases for Innopocket and Proporta seems to be the same supplier as Rhinoskin’s these
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Update 07/20/07: There’s a new and improved version of the Kill-A-Watt now. Read the review of the Kill-A-Watt EZ. Product Requirements: An electronic device that uses a regular US two or three (grounded) 125V pronged power cord I don’t know about you, but there are some months when I get my electric bill that make
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It is that time of the year again, the time when Julie’s and my in-boxes fill with invitations and requests for RSVPs, the time when every trip to the mail results in letters with interesting return addresses, and a time ripe with the promise of gadgety goodness: It’s time for 2004 CES! Julie and I
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Product Requirements: Device: Various PDAs I’m already on my second Sony TG50. I think that most of my problems with PDA damage (or at least a good 40%) stem from the fact that I carry them around in my breast pocket. Everything is fine with this method, unless (of course) my torso does not
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Product Requirements: Device: Windows 98, 2000, ME or XP Early this year, I reviewed JetAudio’s iAudio CW200 MP3 Player. I found it to be a great small form factor player, that had enough extra features to overshadow the fact that it was not expandable (no memory card slot) and could not play WMA files. JetAudio’s
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