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Slappa is a company who provides cases promising to protect your CDs, DVDs, laptops, and (of course) iPods. One of their lines of laptop cases is called the Velocity Pro, a well-lined backpack designed to carry laptops, small and large (up to 17″ screens). I’ve tried it out on my recent 5-week trip to NYC,
Introduction The USB flash drive is THE drive of choice for users on the move with their small to medium sized files. After all, this is the most convenient way to stick data in your pocket, and floppies are so 90’s. Today, we have the opportunity to test the 1 GB version of the Crucial
512 MB USB Drive Introducing the Titanium Cruzer… One of the more popular items of the new digital lifestyle is the USB flash drive. This is the easiest way for digital folks to tote files along to wherever they go. As such an essential gadget to have, we have the opportunity to test another of
Well, it’s been about 50 years, and we still don’t have watchband communicators. Heck, my cell phone still loses signal in parts of the San Francisco Bay Area, supposedly the hotbed of technology for the world! However, thanks to New York-based Technotunes, Inc., we do have a watchband music player. The company offers a MP3-playing
If you follow gadgets or new tech and you are not aware that Apple is introducing “something” next Wednesday, you are either (1) my wife or mother or (2) awaking from a long long sleep. Now along with virtually anything Apple does, or contemplates doing, or doesn’t contemplate doing but others contemplate on their behalf,
I hit about 50% on my 2008 predictions, time to size up my prognosticatory (not a word) skills again. And here’s the original post (though I’ve included all the predictive content again below). Home Gadgets/Tech Microsoft opens the Xbox 360 platform even further, enables an “app store for the home” that spans well beyond games.
With Snow Leopard set to debut tomorrow (except for all my industry friends who already have it that is), I’ve been pondering a lot as to the true value of new/improved operating systems. In a nutshell for SL it seems to be $30 to improve the overall performance of existing Leopard installations. That makes sense
I ran about 50/50 with last year’s technology predictions. Some were fairly safe, some a little more “out there”. Here’s my thoughts for what’s on the docket for 2009… Home Gadgets/Tech Microsoft opens the Xbox 360 platform even further, enables an “app store for the home” that spans well beyond games. Blu-ray sputters along, but
I’m about the least unopinionated guy I know. 362 days ago, I made a whole bunch of predictions. Let’s see how I scored… TV Technology Every major cable company will increase it’s rates by more than 3%. Nobody will complain, and our government will (again) fail to protect us from them. — Well, I don’t
Disclaimer: Please don’t throw out gadgets. If your current gadget works, keep using it, or gift it to someone you know. Nobody want it? Donate it. Just don’t throw em out – electronics waste is at an all-time high, and recent reports put a dubious spectre over the merits of recycling them. Remember: you probably
I haven’t blogged in almost a month and I definitely feel a little guilty about it. It’s not as if there’s no technology news to discuss. And I have a small pile of gadgets I’ve recently tried out (quick highlights: SuperTalent 8GB USB Pico drive is awesome, orbitsound T12 seems pretty impressive so far, Targus