Tag Archives: Netbook Gear

iGo aims to stop Vampires from sucking your power

Vampire power is the energy drawn from devices that are plugged in but not in use.  According to iGo the U.S. wastes 10 billion dollars annually with this unused energy. With their new line of innovative products iGo seeks to stop Vampire power. We had the opportunity to preview five of their newest offerings at [...]

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New “Sleaf” for 10.2″ Netbooks (and the Kindle DX) from Uniea

Netbooks and eBook readers are gaining momentum (and who knows what will happen if the mythical iTablet moves into the real world from the universe of hope and vaporware?), and if you travel a lot–and if you have a netbook or eBook reader, you probably do, you technogypsy you–then you probably want a case for [...]

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Cocoon Innovations To Show New Products At CES

Cocoon Innovations To Show New Products At CES

We keep adding gadgets and continue looking for ways to carry and store these devices.  Cocoon Innovations are showing some really cool new products this week in Vegas at CES.  Here is a short preview of what they are offering.

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A few tips for getting the most out of your new netbook

Netbooks are crazy popular.  Dan‘s recent, unsuccessful search, for one showed us that.   I believe there might not have been a more popular gadget gift this holiday season. Last month Dan wrote a post called “Getting the Most From Your Tosiiba NB205 Netbook” here.  The information is so helpful I feel it’s worth repeating as [...]

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Everki Camber Netbook Case Review

Everki Camber Netbook Case Review

We recently released the introduction of the Camber Netbook Case-Sling from Everki (you can read the release here).  Everki was kind enough to supply a Camber for me to review.  This new case is super compact fitting netbooks up to 13″.  The product is slightly too small to hold a 13″ MacBook Pro (they actually [...]

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Review: Tom Bihn Synapse

Tom Bihn is a company I have been following for a while now, ever since Judie reviewed the Aeronaut when she was still at The Gadgeteer.  Tom Bihn is not only based right here in the United States, they make their bags in the US, which is a rarity among bag manufacturers.  When Tom Bihn let [...]

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be.ez Introduces LA robe Sleeves For Netbooks

be.ez Introduces LA robe Sleeves For Netbooks

be.ez: LA robe Netbook has announced a new collection of protective New sleeves. Made from shock absorbing memory foam the sleeves both protect and add “flair” to netbooks. The sleeves come in three different sizes and an assortment of colors. Priced at $19.99 they are available at online retailers such as Amazom.com. For more information [...]

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Skooba Netbook Messenger – Review

Yesterday  Larry posted that Skooba is having a big 25% off sale for the next few days. The Skooba bag on the left in the advertisement is a new item from Skooba designed especially for netbooks. The Netbook Messenger is just the right size for carrying a netbook and a few assorted accessories during a [...]

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Skooba Design Introduces Netbook Neo Sleeves

Skooba Design has just announced their new line of Netbook Neo Sleeves, which feature a “form-fitting, stretchy and cushy neoprene skin” so that you can carry your netbook alone or in a bag without adding a bunch of extra bulk. They’re available in catchy color combinations, and they’d look spiffy with Skooba’s recently announced Netbook [...]

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Review: Bolt Bags Netbook Cases

Netbooks are tiny.  Finding a stylish netbook case is difficult.  You can generally find sleeves and some smaller bags but sleeves generally fit your netbook a bit tight to fit the power cord too.   If you want a mouse or a few other accessories, you can forget taking just a sleeve. Bolt Bags aims to [...]

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Review: Kensington K33926US Universal Notebook Docking Station with VGA/DVI and Ethernet

A lot of people are going to a laptop only computing experience.  There are even some that are going to a netbook only experience as a netbook is all they need.  Sometimes, however, it is nice to have a screen that is bigger than what a netbook can provide.  The same can be said about [...]

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Review: A-DATA sh93 Waterproof Hard Drive

A-DATA recently announced the release of a waterproof and shock resistant hard drive.  The sh93 Incorporates rubber and plastic along with special cushion materials that allow it to withstand a 1M waterproof test for 30 minutes and military standard MIL-STD-810F drop test. The SH93 comes in two colors : racing car yellow and chili pepper [...]

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Bolt Bags Brings Out New Netbook Specific Bags

I’ve never heard of Bolt Bags before, but they have brought out a new line of bags specifically for the netbook crowd.  They have enough room for your power cord, a mouse and a few other things that you might need when on the go with your netbook along.  One of the Bolt Bag styles [...]

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Skooba Introduces New Netbook Messenger Bag

Skooba Introduces New Netbook Messenger Bag

I recently jumped back into the world of netbooks. Mostly I wanted something on which to use Windows 7. So I tried a number of them running the new OS and settle on the Toshiba NB205. A bit of surgery and the diminutive machine now has 2GB of RAM and an SSD drive. It runs [...]

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Kensington Releases Two New USB Docking Stations With DisplayLink Integrated

If you have a netbook then you know it can be a pain at times to use, thanks to the smaller keyboard and display.  Kensington has released two new docking stations that use DisplayLink technology to add a VGA or DVI monitor to your netbook and more.  The only thing you’ll have to connect to [...]

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Save on the Logitech Z906 5.1-channel 3D Surround Sound THX-certified Speaker System

Audio quality matters. But until you hear something that is really full and rich sounding you can’t know what you [...]

PlayStation Vita Game System Review – Part I

Gamers gain a more robust mobile console experience with the PlayStation Vita versions using Wi-Fi/3G or Wi-Fi only online capabilities plus a rear touchpad, two analog sticks and a sharp OLED display.

BANG! Your Lights Are Out

Back in the days when I was on the look out for the “perfect tablet” (in other words, before I [...]

RIP Eugene Polley, Inventor of the TV Remote at 96

Image courtesy of Wikipedia I remember reading an article about 25 years or so ago! on how everything wired was [...]

Get a Droid RAZR 16GB 4G LTE Plus $25 Apps Plus $40 Credit Plus Double Data

AmazonWireless had the 16 GB Droid RAZR for just $0.01 with new two year contract. Thatnis pretty amazing considering the [...]

Windows XP’s “Bliss” Background: A Blissful Happenstance

Most people who have been using PCs in the past decade or so have doubtless seen this image, the default [...]