Touch computing has been on the way for sometime now. I have mentioned it here and there. But HP’s Touchsmart 600-1055 actually gets it right.
Roku Netflix Player Review
Okay, okay, so it also plays Amazon videos. I went the netflix route however. The box is absolutely tiny and is surprisingly functional. If you want a player that is cheap and easy to use, then the Roku Digital Video Player may be for you.
Uniden DECT3080-3 Dect 6 Phone Review
My last phone system was an AT&T system. It was big and bulky and super non-intuitive. Can you tell that I didn’t like it? I recently grabbed the Uniden Dect3080-3 system and was blown away.
Vizio VO47L 47 inch 1080p LCD TV Review
Well, I have had this TV for a month and I absolutely love it. It’s a 60HZ LCD screen, but honestly, I have a hard time telling the difference. And talk about a value. This thing was a great price – and the quality is pretty amazing. The picture is clear, bright, and color faithful. [...]
Tao Digital Photo Keychain Review
Digital keychains were inevitable. As the power consumption and cost of led’s has fallen, consumers and manufacturers are looking for new ways to utilize digital imagery. The good folks at WholeSaleKeyChains gave me a copy of their TAO digital photo keychain to review. So, let’s take a look.
Netgear WN311T PCI Wireless N Adapter Review
Well, the DLink DWA-552 performed very poorly in my setup. You can look over my DLink DWA-552 review. So, I decided to go back and get the NETGEAR WN311T RangeMax Next Wireless-N PCI. It has external antenna connection cables that mount to a nice looking antenna box. Let’s see how it faired.
Nvidia Cloth Tech Rendering
October 13th, 2009 
admin Thought I would post this neat flash from Nvidia:
$150 Rubik’s Touchcube Worth It?
October 12th, 2009 admin 
If you are old enough, you will remember what a sensation the original Rubik’s cube ushered. I remember people bringing them to school. I can still see people pulling the stickers off to “solve” their cubes. And how about those keychains? Well, the Rubik’s Touchcube is a great new incarnation of the original, or is it?
Western Digital MyBook Studio 1TB with E-ink
October 8th, 2009 admin 
(WD Elite version pictured)
Western Digital has come out with a neat new edition of the MyBook Studio with an E-ink display. When they announced E-ink, I knew that it would eventually start finding its way into more and more applications. It is super easy to read and uses low amount of power.
Buffalo HD-HU3 First USB 3.0 Hard Drive
October 8th, 2009 admin 
It’s good to be first. Well, most of the time. Buffalo looks like they will be the first ones out of the gate with their HD-HU3 USB 3.0 hard drive. But is it too early?
Photosketch Photoshops Your Sketches
October 7th, 2009 admin 
And the result is pretty amazing. Yep, you sketch what you want and Photosketch goes out on the web, grabs the images, and makes a suitable picture.
Google PowerMeter Real Time Monitoring
October 6th, 2009 admin 
It used to be that you were at the mercy of your power company to play along with your devious power monitoring plans. But that’s all changed with Google’s PowerMeter system.
Homemade $1 Million Batmobile
October 5th, 2009 admin 
Holy hallucinations batman, it’s another batmobile. Someone in Sweden had way too much time and money and needed a pet project. The result is this amazing batmobile. Me likie.
Ooma Telo Dect 6.0 VOIP Telephone
October 1st, 2009 admin 
Ooma is a strange name for an up and coming VOIP company. They offer you the new Ooma Telo. Yeah, they try to give their products names that compliment their strange company name. Their next device is going to be called the Booma. Tsk.
Dell Latitude Z Laptop “Wireless” Power Charging
September 29th, 2009 admin 
Dell announced a “wireless” charging laptop called the Dell Latitude Z. The problem with that claim is that it really is not a wireless charging system. It is really like those fancy powered toothbrushes. So, imagine an easy to dock power charging system, not a wireless one.
