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Treo 800w Review
1:40 PM on Mon Jul 14 2008
By Adrian Covert
12,765 views,
29 comments
MOTOROKR E8 Review
1:00 PM on Fri Jul 4 2008
By Adrian Covert
18,302 views,
20 comments
Latest by Ypoknons: Prices can change, hardware can't. I mean, unlocked in HK this phone is $300 (us conversion). It's more a matter of more »
sony w890i review
6:10 PM on Tue May 20 2008
By Adrian Covert
12,869 views,
38 comments
Latest by KarinDiscoGirl: AHHHHH *unfortunately more »
The Gadget: Sierra Wireless' Compass 597 offers the same 3G mobile broadband as its 595u counterpart, but in a much smaller package.
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review
7:55 PM on Tue Apr 22 2008
By Adrian Covert
9,654 views,
21 comments
Latest by jamar0303: @digitalexis: I believe that the $650 is referencing the phone I mentioned, the SO905iCS. It's got 3x optical zoom and more »
The Gadget: Kensington Ci70 compact keyboard with two USB ports and one mini USB cable for easy docking and syncing.
The Price: $49.99
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The Gadget: The eMotion Solar PMP, a 2GB machine that claims to play music, videos, Nintendo/Game Boy/Sega ROMs, e-books and more—all while charging itself and other devices via its built-in solar panels. If you're nice, it may even pump your gas and tuck you in at night.
The Price: $169
The Verdict: For a piece of crap, this thing is pretty awesome.
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The Product: Timbuk 2 is famous for their trendy, customizable messenger bags with rock solid construction. You can pick different colors for each of the three panels of your bag to create a personalized product. Now Timbuk2 has added specialty (premium) fabrics to their designs.
The Price: A custom medium sized laptop messenger runs $140, plus $23 per specialty fabric panel.
The Verdict:
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12:00 PM on Sat Mar 8 2008
By Mark Wilson
9,684 views,
25 comments
Latest by DeadWriter: I have an old school waxed canvas bag. I have used it for ages, over 10 years I think. more »
The Gadget: Altec Lansing's T612 iPod/iPhone dock, which shields against interference caused by GSM phones. Meaning you can run your iPhone through speakers without that annoying blipping.
The Gadget: Sterling Silver USB dog tags that hold a Sony Micro Vault USB drive inside, which lets you carry around USB storage without burdening your pockets with another gadget.
The Price: $349 ($319 if you don't want the 2GB Micro Vault)
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review
5:37 PM on Fri Jan 18 2008
By Wilson Rothman
59,143 views,
117 comments
Latest by N/A: By the way, if you want to post a complaint to Apple that will be read by someone at Apple more »
The Gadget: Linksys' slightly fancier Windows Media Center Extender, which streams the Windows Vista/XP Media Center interface over the network so you can watch live or recorded TV and downloaded files on TV in HD.
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review
9:00 PM on Thu Dec 27 2007
By Jason Chen
16,659 views,
27 comments
review
The Gadget: Kingston's 19-in-1 card reader that not only handles the standard SD, CF, MS and MMC cards, there's a native slot for microSD and MMCmicro as well. What this means is you won't need a separate adapter to fit your microSD cards into before docking—fantastic, since lots of phones now use these tiny ass cards in order to save physical space (but sacrifice storage space).
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The Gadget: The Samsung BlackJack II, a Windows Mobile 6 Smartphone with 3G, GPS and faster hardware.
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While the gaming press leaves you with impressions of the king of all rhythm games, Rock Band, I'm going to tackle the hardware, which the Best Buy in SF had plenty of as of this afternoon. Let me start out by saying that the gear looked smaller on the internet; I'm too old to have toy instruments cluttering up my living room. I guess that leaves lying about them being MIDI devices, since I'm not getting rid of this stuff any time soon. 
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