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‘Travel’ Stories

Kensington All-In-One Travel Plug Adapter – its like one of those multiple pen pen’s

James Allan Brady, Mar 10th 2008 Discuss [0]

Do you remember those cheap pens that you used to get as a kid that had like red, white, blue, green, pink, yellow, and a bunch of other crazy colors in it and you pushed down on the one you wanted and it would extend out so you could write? Well this basically looks like that and does the same thing, but with electricity. Read The Full Story

Diesel Multi-Display Watches – no time zone change needed

James Allan Brady, Mar 7th 2008 Discuss [0]

If you travel a lot, I’m sure you get sick of constantly having to reset your watches to whatever the time is where you just landed. With this watch that problem is alleviated, and you look like a badass. Read The Full Story

Waveboat makes your Waverunner a boat

Milena Glimbovski, Feb 22nd 2008 Discuss [0]

‘They say money doesn't buy happiness. That phrase should end with "just kidding".’ For those of you who recognize that quote, you have an idea where this is going, but lets start with the $8000 price tag for this Jet Ski accessory. Read The Full Story

Road Pro 12 Volt Sandwich maker will undoubtedly cause death if used will driving

James Allan Brady, Feb 15th 2008 Discuss [0]

This is a sandwich grill that is intended for use in your vehicle. It has the 12V automotive power adapter (cigarette lighter power) built in and everything, but I wouldn’t recommend using it while driving. Read The Full Story

AMKAR E-6 6-seat all electric vehicle for sale

James Allan Brady, Feb 14th 2008 Discuss [0]

It’s kind of like an all electric van without sides, but adds in some nifty handicap accessibility such as the electronically deployed ramp you see. For rolling around town, or around the fairgrounds or around some even, it’s perfect, provide the weather is nice and you aren’t going too far. Read The Full Story

Nemorelaxer coming to an airport near you

James Allan Brady, Feb 4th 2008 Discuss [0]

Imagine being able to use your spare time at the airport to catch some much needed rest or net some added productivity by removing distractions. I know that I could have been a lot more productive if I could have had access to a comfortable work station which had internet access, a comfortable seat, a desk, and an easy access outlet. The fact that it’s sound proof and has a recliner built in just makes it that much better whether you are using it to sleep or do work. There is also a touch-screen monitor that you can select and then watch movies on if you wish. Read The Full Story

Jellyclick ultra portable mouse

Christina Crouch, Jan 31st 2008 Discuss [0]

I have a wireless mouse and I’ve never had difficulty taking it anywhere, it’s small as mice are and there are no cords so I could put it in my pocket if needed. Apparently, though, there is enough of a need for smaller mice when traveling someone has come up with the idea for something called a Jellyclick mouse. Read The Full Story

iPhone has officially been added to AT&T’s business plan

James Allan Brady, Jan 21st 2008 Discuss [0]

You can now buy an iPhone under the guise of a business tool, through ATT as long as you sign up for both a voice plan, and one of their new Enterprise data plans for the iPhone. This means that if your company has a deal with ATT where you can get a discount, the iPhone is now included under that umbrella. Read The Full Story

Sennheiser’s latest addition to the Bluetooth headset pool

James Allan Brady, Jan 18th 2008 Discuss [0]

Obviously if it’s coming from Sennheiser, the output audio is going to be amazing, but how is the input? With dual microphones configured in a way that should allow the headset to reduce or completely remove background noise, it should be pretty good. Read The Full Story

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Cherry Picks 2008: iGen Image Capture Night Vision Viewer

James Allan Brady, Jan 6th 2008 Discuss [0]

This isn’t your run of the mill digital camera, sure it uses and SD card and takes pictures and video, but it does it all at night. Even better yet, it doesn’t use the intensifier tube tech, so that means you can use it in the day as well.

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Pharos Trips and Pics GPS with geocaching software

James Allan Brady, Jan 3rd 2008 Discuss [0]

So basically this is the iGPS-500 from Pharos but tack on a battery and some geotagging software. So it’s a geo-tagging option from a company known for its GPS hardware. Read The Full Story