Join Pen Power’s World Card Ultra
I don’t know about you, but I have so many business cards. They are in my pocket, my backpack, and somehow they are scattered all over my house. So if I ever do get around to calling that contact, I can’t find the card. I usually end up looking up their information online and call them that way.
Of course, I could always just take the information off the card and put it some kind of database, but that certainly takes a lot of time for some mindless work. Sometimes I wonder why we even have business cards in a digital age.
I could always get the WorldCard Ultra by PenPower. All I would need to do is stick a business card into the business card reader slot, and let the machine do the mindless work of copying it onto a database. If you have a Mac computer, it drops the information directly into the Address book.
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The Roberts solarDAB is the first of its kind
For those of you in the UK this DAB radio is good news, it is purely solar-powered. The Roberts branded radio called the solarDAB would be great for camping or out on the patio. Either way it would make summer activities a bit more fun to have a radio that can go away from the outlets. I’d say just pick up a battery powered one for that, but they always use the most inconvenient batteries possible. That or 12 AA batteries, with this it will recharge the battery on its own.
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Skinit teams up with Samsung
Skinit has collaborated with Samsung to offer an in-box offering, distributing pre-packaged design skins with Samsung’s WEP301 Bluetooth headset.
The Samsung WEP301 Bluetooth headset features a simple yet robust design that compliments any style. With six interchangeable, easy-to-apply skins by Skinit, the WEP301 allows users to customize the headset to match their own personal style. The WEP301 features a kernel-type ear piece designed to fit securely and block ambient noise for clear communication. The headset also offers a detachable ear hook, up to five hours of talk time, and up to 80 hours of standby time. The WEP301 with the Skinit fashion package is compatible with Samsung Mobile and other Bluetooth enabled phones utilizing Bluetooth v2.0. It can be purchased for $39.99.
Well, what are you waiting for? Go pick one up if you want to stay at the forefront of technological fashion.
Digital Talking Compass
I know that most of us have already made the jump towards GPS navigation systems, but there are bound to be folks who have not yet taken that next step. Enter the Digital Talking Compass, a precursor to all things GPS.
This digital compass mounts on your dashboard to help get you where you want to go! A clear human voice gives accurate headings. The large, easy-to-read, backlit display also gives the time, date, and temperature. Plus, it’s an alarm clock and chronograph. Mounting tape included. Uses 3 AA batteries (not included).
The Digital Talking Compass drives home its point for $24.99.
Catty Corner Litter Box
So you’ve got a little kitty in your home, but you’re running short on living space as well. What’s there to do? Why, pick up the Catty Corner Litter Box, of course!
Tuck it into a corner…this full-size cat box comes in a space-saving design! The Catty Corner litter box fits even in smaller rooms, but still gives your cat plenty of room to maneuver. Scatter Guard Doorflap keeps spilled litter to a minimum, while the handy sifting tray makes it easy to clean. The door flap gives kitty extra privacy and helps reduce “litter scatter.” The interchangeable halves make it ultra-easy to “scoop”…just remove the top half and use the convenient handles to lift out the sifting screen. Replace it in the empty half, pour the clean litter in and replace the top! Made in the USA of stain- and odor-resistant polypropylene material.
The Catty Corner Litter Box will retail for $29.95 a pop.
The USB Piggy Speakers are anything but dull
Remember those pig earbuds only being sold in Japan? Well now we have our own pig themed speakers and they can’t have them. Although, likely they probably have their own and got them before us. In my head though, it’s that we get them all to ourselves. These little speakers are of course in true piggy form and are powered by USB. It’s an individual speaker, the type you tote around with you to plug in your iPod at random locations.
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Motion Computing launches new models
Motion Computing has a couple of new devices in the form of the C5 mobile clinical assistant (MCA) and the F5 semi-rugged tablet PC. The former boasts integrated mobile broadband and solid state drive (SSD) options that will certainly help it go the distance in the environment which it is used, while the latter comes with improved capacity thanks to the inclusion of an 80GB hard drive without you having to fork out an additional penny. More information on both devices will be available after the jump, so read on.
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Nikon D700 digital SLR now out
Nikon has just released the D700 digital SLR camera for the masses, and this will be a huge step up for those who originally stepped foot into the world of dSLRs, starting with the entry level D40. The D700 is a totally different beast altogether as it was based upon the Nikon D3 professional dSLR, boasting pro-level performance and an extensive array of features and innovations packed into a nimble platform. Not only that, it comes with the Nikon-original FX-format CMOS sensor, Nikon’s EXPEED Image Processing System, Nikon’s renowned 51-point auto focus system with 3D Focus Tracking and two Live View shooting modes, enabling shutterbugs to frame a shot with the camera’s 3″ LCD display. Other features include a new and sophisticated Scene Recognition System as well as a new active dust reduction system. More to come after the jump.
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