I'm loving the aesthetics of the new retro-inspired Tabletop Stereo iPod dock by California based Speck Products. While most products like this would seem fairly gimmicky, this one actually boasts analog circuitry inside-- helping to add a little bit more…
Continue Reading →I found and shared the OHSO Tootbrush with my readers more than a year ago and it's been quite a popular item. Since it's release the company has gone through some amazing growth. In the past I've said the OHSO…
Continue Reading →We hustled around Guanghua Market and the surrounding streets for a few hours before our flight out of Taipei. Electronics were definitely less expensive, laptops, monitors, audio equipment, etc. We spent a lot of our time in shops looking at…
Continue Reading →The new line of LG Chocolate phones has been great in form and function, but I felt that they were lacking a certain “je ne sais quois”, until now. The KV6000 Black Label combines elegance and a bit of bling,…
Continue Reading →Forget the details about rotors, stators, electromagnets and peak efficiencies, and focus on the fact that the Tidal Force m-750, from Wave Crest, is the sickest e-bike ever! Utilizing the Wave Crest Adaptive Motor System, the 750 Watts of power…
Continue Reading →Mimoco is back again, this time with a beautiful collaboration with British artists TADO and Jon Burgerman from Flying Cat. This first design called Hero, by TADO, is "a lovable but hapless rogue, desperately trying to make his way in…
Continue Reading →Let's face it, traveling with a laptop and all the peripherals can become a maze of tangled wires and chords, but the new MoGo Bluetooth Mouse, from Newton Peripherals aims to reduce some the chaos for the computer commuter. The…
Continue Reading →After more than a year with my BlackBerry 7100t as my main phone, today I made the move to the recently introduced BlackBerry 8700g. I'll spare you the techno-details and just mention a few of the major enhancements and new…
Continue Reading →The Inflating USB Drive is another great product by Plus Minus Design. The size of the device changes depending on the amount of data it's holding. It holds up to 2G, and even remains inflated when it's switched off-- so…
Continue Reading →iAlertU is definitely the first ever remote controlled and motion sensitive alarm system for a laptop computer that I've ever seen, and an excellent execution to boot. A video floated around the blogosphere this past week of it in action,…
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