It is easy to overlook everyday objects as ho-hum necessities. One such object that we probably never give a second thought to, is the paper tray or in/out box as it used to be called. Most of us have either seen a paper tray or have one on our desks at work and home. […]
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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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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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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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Product Requirements: A 3.5mm jack on any portable audio/video device Shortly after I finished my review on the Etymotic Research 6i Isolator Earphones, I received and email from Daniel East, the Marketing Director of Future Sonics, asking if I would be interested in trying out his company’s universal fit professional earphone monitors, the Future Sonics
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Product Requirements: Device: 12-19″ Notebook computers As The Gadgeteer, I always enjoy showing the latest gadgets to my friends and family. Most of the time, they just humor me, nod and smile. I mean, how can they get all that excited from seeing yet another leather PDA case or similar doo-dad? Well, the other day
I have had my eyes on a flash drive for some time and finally decided to go ahead and get one. I found a Lexar JumpDrive Sport 1GB Model for a great price online and went with that. Then I saw that Lexar also had a companion MP3 player, the JumpGear, that went with the
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What’s the worst thing about TiVo? Watching TV anywhere else without TiVo. Until there’s a TiVo iPod (Apple, are you listening??), the Sony LocationFree TV allows you to watch your TiVo anywhere… in any room in your house, from an airport lounge, from a hotel room, anywhere with access to broadband. LocationFree is a television
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