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August 12th, 2012 by
David
There are two significant barriers for most people to traveling the world and seeing all that it has to offer: money and not knowing the languages native to the places you wish to visit. Once you have enough money to travel, you have to determine whether you want to learn a new language or hire a guide. Either choice may require an investment of time or money you may not wish to spend in that manner or, in the case of adding an additional person, it may fundamentally change the experience you were hoping to have. Thanks to ECTACO there is now a third option! If you want to visit Korea, you need not learn the language. Instead, you just need to take the Partner EK900 Deluxe English-Korean Talking Electronic Dictionary with you! Read more »
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August 4th, 2012 by
David
It does not take long, when shopping for new technological gadgets, to realize that every major manufacturer of tech has a different way of connecting, recharging, powering or operating their devices to make them distinctive. For those who do not want to ally themselves to a single corporate standard and would like to buy gadgets from a wide range of manufacturers, they either end up spending a lot of time figuring out how to maintain each of their devices or they end up spending a lot of money to be able to recharge and synch all of their devices simultaneously. Callpod, the makers of the ChargePod, FuelTank, and other connectivity devices, saw that problem and has been steadily working to make the lives of consumers much easier. A lot of the credit for Callpod’s success comes from Craig Lurey. Read more »
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August 2nd, 2012 by
David
With the rise of digital photography, people have a vastly easier ability to take pictures and store them than ever before. Taking photographs is no longer a costly or time-consuming process and with today’s digital storage methods, you can create a virtually limitless repository of images from your life and experiences. What has not kept pace with the ability to take digital photographs is a normalization of technology used to display digital photographs. In many offices and even at home, people have prints of pictures or they will furtively look through the images stored on their smartphone when they need to feel connected, but while digital picture frames have existed for years, the market has not grown nearly as fast as the technology by which you take digital photographs has improved. Aiptek aims to change that and with their P8i26 Portable 3D Display, they make it easy to display and enjoy digital photographs! Read more »
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July 31st, 2012 by
David
As more states crack down on texting while driving and the usage of smartphones while driving, innovative companies continue to make it easier to enjoy most of the essential functions of your smartphone as a hands free device. Companies like are ahead of the curve, creating intriguing, fun, and useful hands free devices before the law mandates that drivers must have them. In states where hands free laws are going into effect, Jabra may have an advantage as users who enjoy their products are readily recommending them to their friends even before the laws change. One of the most lauded Jabra products with the Jabra Freeway. Read more »
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July 25th, 2012 by
David
Computers truly have become integrated in virtually every aspect of life and work in the United States. Those who used to go outside to get away from electronics, experience something primal, or just wanted to enjoy an outdoor hobby, are now finding technology is inescapable. Between the psychological pull to check your social networks and the ability to keep in touch at all times using hands free devices like Bluetooth headsets, there is a constant pressure to use all the gadgets you own constantly. Not all of technology’s incursions into outdoor life are bad, though. There is a great deal of home improvement software and landscaping software that can actually make your outdoor projects much easier. To make your garden look beautiful and professional, there is the GardenWorks software as well! Read more »
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July 23rd, 2012 by
David
There are a surprising number of variations to keyboards that have made for exciting news among fans of new technologies in recent years. While the fundamentals of the keyboard have remained solid – most notably the standard QWERTY style for the majority of keyboards even today – there have been some exciting changes to the form of the keyboard, from ergonomically-correct keyboards that reduce strain on the fingers and arms to virtual keyboards that allow you to type on any surface. But one of the exciting new keyboard designs augments your computer or mobile computing device in a way that may provide you a more seamless user experience between your many computing devices. That keyboard is the Hawking Technology Wireless Multimedia Control Pad. Read more »
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July 21st, 2012 by
David
With the sheer volume of computer products and electronic devices that utilize USB ports and jacks, it is very easy to find yourself without enough USB ports on your computer, laptop computer or other USB-receiving device. This is an especially frustrating condition when you have the latest tech that runs on USB 3.0; one of the key selling points of USB 3.0 is the super-fast transfer rates at which the protocol operates. In order to take advantage of many of the benefits of USB 3.0 devices, you are likely to have to swap multiple cords and devices out of a single USB 3.0 port. All of that changes, though, with the USB 3.0 & 2.0 7-Port Hub from Siig. Read more »
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July 19th, 2012 by
David
As more and more people get cooler and more expensive home electronics devices, it is hard not to feel insecure leaving home. While the obvious solution would be to get a security system, the media portrays home security systems as drastically ineffective. In fact, most people would be hard pressed not to be able to recall a time when they watched a movie or television program and a security system was compromised by cutting the wires from the cameras to the monitors. One of the obvious, real-world, solutions to that problem is to assemble a security system that does not have wires that can be cut. For that, you might want the Uniden Guardian Wireless Video Surveillance System. Read more »
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July 18th, 2012 by
David
If you are building your own computer, you will require a power supply. There is no getting around the need for power, but what might surprise you is just how many options there are for power supplies for PCs and servers. For those who plan on making a system that utilizes a lot of peripherals and drives, you will need quite a bit of power. As important as having power is utilizing the power supply in an efficient way. For above-average power distributed in an exceptionally efficient manner, it is hard to find a better power supply than the XFX ProSeries 1050W PSU. Read more »
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July 17th, 2012 by
David
One of the most frequent computer problems for portable computers – laptop, notebook, and netbooks – comes from internal elements overheating. Many notebook and laptop computers are unfortunately designed with inadequate abilities to dissipate the heat within their casing, resulting in damage to internal (and in some cases, external) components. This common design flaw is why there is a thriving laptop cooler market. One of the better options for notebook computer users is the Zalman High Performance Notebook Cooler. Read more »