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Do you believe in fate? I do. Case in point: A few weeks ago, I was contacted to see if I would be interested in writing a review of a laptop bag called the TiBag. I like reviewing gear bags, so I accepted. The bag was delivered, I looked at it briefly and then stuck […]
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One of the joys of being mobile is that you can just pick up your stuff and go. Having a gear bag that can comfortably and efficiently carry everything you need to be effective while mobile can be one of the more difficult decisions that you will need to make. Crumpler, a company that doesn’t
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So you happen to love someone that is a Gadgeteer, and you know they have been looking for a great way that they could tote all of their necessary “stuff”? Well then, what are you waiting for? You should take a look at the Moya Deluxe gearbag by incase. This bag is made out of
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I’ve always been fascinated by pocket knives. Swiss Army knives especially. There’s something so cool about cramming a bunch of tools into one functional package that you can stick in your pocket or gear bag. Used to be, Swiss Army knives have mainly been thought of as the outdoorsman’s or survivalist’s tool. Well it is
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What is the first thing that pops into your mind when I say the words Swiss Army? A pocket knife, with all kinds of blades and nifty tools right? Ok, now what do you think of when I say PenTool? Nothing? Well, that won’t be the case after this review… The PenTool from Unique Tools
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I’m sure everyone has heard the terms “wearable computer” and “mobile computing”. But, how about the term Personal Area Network (PAN)? Does that ring a bell? Probably not, but it should as PANs are what real mobile wearable computing should be. Ok, I can see the gears turning in your minds. You’re all picturing little
Product Requirements: Desktop: Windows 98, 2000 (driver included on floppy) Mac OS 9.x (driver available via download) USB port Removable storage options such as the Iomega ZIP and Jazz drives have been popular for a while now. The ability to carry large chunks of data from computer to computer without needing a box of floppies
Q USB Hard Drive Review Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Palm V/Vx Desktop: Windows 95/98/2000, Mac Do you know what I hate…? Running out of serial ports and AC outlets. Yeah, I know, that’s a crazy thing to hate. But when you have as many PDAs, gadgets and doohickeys as I do, it’s a major feat to find a free serial port
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Product Requirements: Your nose, and a computer screen in front of it While Julie and I were at Comdex, we saw lots of interesting products that looked like they might add quality to our existences (I say that with my tongue planted firmly in my cheek). One of the more interesting products that we found
Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device Are you ready to try something a little different? I have discovered a pen that has a personality disorder…it can’t decide if it wants to be a pen or a stylus, or whether it wants to be held with a thin grip or a fat rubberized grip. The
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The Satellite case by PDA Concepts is a play-through case that will fit the following (but is not limited to) PDAs and mini notebook computers: Newton MP2000/2100 Libretto 20,30,50,70 HP620, 660LX HPC LG Phenom Ultra HPC See PDA Concepts compatibility page for a more comprehensive list of machines that will fit in this case. The
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