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Most Recent Accessory Reviews
JayBird Tiger Eyes Review
Posted by PPCApache on Sep 14, 2009 | Comments
I have been a fan of JayBird’s headsets since the review I completed for them on the JB-200 & iPod Adaptor, I jumped at the chance to try their new Tiger Eyes Earbuds. Since I have had my iPhone I have been using the standard default headset from Apple if I thought I might receive a call if out walking, my other headset is Smokin Buds Black by SkullCandy. Now the Smokin Buds are good but have no mic just a volume...
REVIEW: Mimo UM-710 USB Monitor
Posted by Zealot on Jul 16, 2009 | Comments
Who doesn’t occasionally wish they had a few more inches of monitor space? Maybe you want to still see your email client while playing WoW on full screen or when you have too many Word documents open. Maybe you like to keep your IM client or Skype or your music software on an easily visible side screen, away from other applications. Well then, you need another monitor. Sadly, limitations imposed by hardware, graphics...
REVIEW: SanDisk 16GB MicroSDHC Card
Posted by Zealot on Jul 14, 2009 | Comments
I still remember my first computer storage device, an external hard drive for a Mac Plus. It was the size of a small VCR, held 20MB and it seemed like it was more storage then anyone would ever need until the end of time.
This last week I have been testing a SanDisk 16GB MicroSD card, kindly provided by our friends at SanDisk. Where once I was so impressed by 20MB the size of a bread box, I now take the fact that 16,000MB...
Xpad Slim Review
Posted by Steve Laser on Jun 08, 2009 | Comments
In January of 2008 I had the pleasure to review the Xpad for Laptop, a nonslip laptop cooler and heatshield, and I have used it ever since. As you know, laptops get mighty hot – up to 130 degrees Fahrenheit - and uncomfortable sitting on your lap. The Xpad for Laptop, as I said in my previous review, works like this: “The legs of the “X” shape are raised slightly above the base of the unit, allowing airflow...
Saddleback Leather’s Large Laptop Sleeve Review
Posted by Forge42 on Apr 27, 2009 | Comments
Review: iHarmonix Platinum i-Series Headphones
Posted by Chris Leckness on Mar 23, 2009 | Comments
2 Words… Inexpensive and Awesome! Seriously. For the price, these headphones deliver. Enough of the infomercial voice now, let’s take a look at the iHarmonix Platinum i-Series Headphones.
I first got a chance to hear these new headphones using my own Zune at the Digital Focus event during CES in January. I normally don’t stop at booths for accessories, but there was such a nice sized crowd there,...
Review – Columbus V-900 Multifunction GPS receiver
Posted by JakeRich on Dec 16, 2008 | Comments
Columbus V-900 Multifunction GPS receiver (review unit provided by buyGPSnow.com)
Price $US109.95 (currently with $US10 discount it is $US99.95)
The Columbus V-900 Multifunction GPS receiver is a lightweight, very versatile receiver that records your position, allows you to connect to your navigation software by bluetooth and that also records audio records tagged to the time and GPS location.
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Review : i-gotU GPS GT-120 GPS Travel Logger
Posted by JakeRich on Dec 10, 2008 | Comments
i-gotU GPS GT-120 GPS Travel Logger by Mobile Action Technology, Ltd
Sometimes all you want for GPS is to record where you have been and then later retrieve that data. You might also like to tag your digital photos to that GPS data so you can see where you took the pictures you have for reference later. The i-gotU GT-120 GPS Travel Logger does all of that that. And it does it pretty well.
Although technically the device...
Review: ProClip has the solution!
Posted by Jack Cook on Nov 14, 2008 | Comments
Having the right mounting solution for my device has always been an issue. Some solutions are too big; others are too cheaply made and most are just “universal” mounts that fit a variety of devices. They are OK, in fact I got one years ago that was adjustable and has served me well but the biggest issue I had was that it was mounted from my windshield.
Why was that an issue? It always created a little restriction...
InvisibleSheild Review
Posted by Steve Laser on Aug 10, 2008 | Comments
The HTC Advantage without invisibleSHIELD applied
I recently had the opportunity to test drive the invisibleSHIELD by Zagg. It comes in full body protection or just screen protection. I was intrigued by it because of Zagg’s description: “The invisibleSHIELD is the toughest, most durable gadget scratch protection film available on planet Earth. The film has its origins in the U.S. military,...
BlueAnt Supertooth3 Bluetooth Handsfree Review
Posted by Steve Laser on Jul 25, 2008 | Comments
For those of you who don’t like Bluetooth headsets hanging in your ear while driving, BlueAnt presents the Supertooth3. It features a built-in speaker that communicates with you through voice prompts, easy installation, and incorporates 6 languages.
Read on to find out how it performed.
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Review: ARKON’s Device Mounts and Holders
Posted by Diego Samuilov on Jul 13, 2008 | Comments
I have been reviewing and testing a few of ARKON’s new holder and mount models for a few days now and here are my impressions about them. This set of mounts that I got for reviewing includes some of their brand new designs as well as some of their all-time best sellers.
All of ARKON’s products that I received for review are made of a sturdy black plastic and no matter how much beating they took, they did not...
The New Aliph Jawbone: Bluetooth Headset
Posted by Steve Laser on Jun 30, 2008 | Comments
The Original Jawbone 1 The New Jawbone
Aliph’s first generation Jawbone Bluetooth headset generated tons of interest when it came out three years ago. ...
Tritton AX Visor Universal Bluetooth car kit
Posted by Jack Cook on Jun 16, 2008 | Comments
Reviewer: Jack Cook
Product: Tritton AX Visor Universal Bluetooth car kit
Manufacturer: Tritton Technologies, Inc
Price: MSRP $119.99 (significant discounts can be found on the web)
The devices we choose to use in our everyday mobile life are generally pretty cool and for the most part satisfy our needs but it is the “peripheral” devices that enhance the enjoyment of the device. One such “peripheral” that...
HTC 3-in-1 Combo USB Adaptor Review
Posted by Doug Smith on Jun 12, 2008 | Comments
If you are like me you hate having to use multiple devices, especially for music. So if you are a AT&T Tilt or HTC TyTN II owner like me, you need a good way to get music out of your device and have a way to keep power going into it as well. TiltSite.com new writer Kristofer Brozio has got a great review posted on his Website, DragonSteelMods.com that is just the ticket! The HTC 3-in-1 Combo USB Adapter will handle...
Review: Tritton AX Micro BT Headset
Posted by warthog on Jun 04, 2008 | Comments
Reviewer: Andy Mason, aka Warthog
Product: Tritton Bluetooth Headset TRI-BH200, AX Micro
Manufacturer: Tritton Technologies, Inc.
Price: MSRP $59.99 (some online retailers offer significant discount)
Bluetooth headsets have been available for a number of years now. However, several states have enacted laws that make hands-free headsets less of an optional ornament and more of a necessary accessory. Tritton Technologies...
Review: WriteSHIELD crystal-CLEAR Screen Protector
Posted by warthog on May 13, 2008 | Comments
Reviewer: Andy Mason (Warthog)Product: WriteSHIELD Crystal-CLEAR Screen ProtectorManufacturer: PPCTechsPrice: MSRP – crystal-CLEAR 2-Pak kit, $29.00; Deluxe 2-Pak kit, $36.99
I am very meticulous about all my tech toys and, for the longest time, did not see the need for screen protectors. After using my Dell Axim x50v for about a year, I began to notice very faint scratches on the screen from text entry and repeated...
Tritton’s AX Micro BT Headset Preview
Posted by warthog on May 10, 2008 | Comments
While I was out of town last week the good folks at Tritton Technoligies sent me a review sample of their AX Micro Bluetooth Headset with charging cradle.
The TRITTON AX Micro breaks the mold of traditional Bluetooth headsets by providing innovative features in a discreet stylish design. The AX Micro incorporates a new design with flexible finger grips that rest on the in-curve rim of the ear. This...
The Venturi Mini
Posted by Jack Cook on May 01, 2008 | Comments
Music Streaming and Hands Free Audio
Author: Jack Cook
Vendor: Venturi
Cost: $129.00
Rating: 4 out of 5
Recently I did a review on a Bluetooth hands free solution that was in my estimation one of the best solutions I have ever used. In a nut shell it had a great quality case, excellent sound reproduction and the FM transmission was absolutely terrific. Shortly after that review I was...
RAM Mounts – Strong, Tough, Secure & Near Perfect
Posted by Jack Cook on Apr 26, 2008 | Comments
Author: Jack Cook
Vendor: RAM Mounts
Cost: Cost varies by product
Rating: 5/5
I am fortunate that I am now able to spend an immense amount of time traveling to those places that I have always wanted to visit and when I go someplace new I usually use my Pocket PC with TomTom 6. It is a great program and always gets me where I want to go but sometimes I really want to “adapt” the...
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