I would recommend these to anyone who sits at a computer for long hours and hardcore gamers.Overall, I loved the style on these Gunnar Anime glasses. I got the Amber tint lens and Onyx black frame. I personally like the simple, minimalist style of these. The only downside to these for me was that they were too narrow for my face. All Gunnar glasses do have spring loaded joints so it flexes to accommodate slightly larger heads than the dimensions indicate. Another thing I did not like about them was that the temples are very thick, so if one were to wear these glasses with on-ear/over-ear headphones, it might create some pressure against their temples and cause discomfort.
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Anime Onyx Amber (ANI-00101) -
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, November 6, 2014
I would recommend these to anyone who sits at a computer for long hours and hardcore gamers.Overall, I loved the style on these Gunnar Anime glasses. I got the Amber tint lens and Onyx black frame. I personally like the simple, minimalist style of these. The only downside to these for me was that they were too narrow for my face. All Gunnar glasses do have spring loaded joints so it flexes to accommodate slightly larger heads than the dimensions indicate. Another thing I did not like about them was that the temples are very thick, so if one were to wear these glasses with on-ear/over-ear headphones, it might create some pressure against their temples and cause discomfort.
PYLE PLFMTR9BT FM TRANSMITTER WITH STEERING WHEEL REMOTE (BLUETOOTH COMPATIBLE)
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, October 16, 2014
I was delighted to learn that the stearing wheel remove is not only a 2 piece item (the oval portion is removable from the part that straps onto the wheel) but it is also reversible (there is a similar snap in slot on both the left and right side)
The remove is reasonably intuitive to use, and I've been told that the speakerphone sounds pretty good on the other side of the phone.
My primary complaints about the device are minimal. The first is that the frequency range supported seems to cut off a few frequencies at the top and bottom end of the FM band. These frequencies are usually the best frequencies to use for FM transmitter type devices as there is less competition from broadcast stations at these ends of the FM spectrum. The end result is I had to find a 'low noise' frequency somewhere in the middle of the band. I imagine this might be troublesome in a busy FM market and might become annoying for someone that travelled as you would have to change frequencies more often to find one not in use by a broadcast station.
My other complaint is more specific to my vehicle. My 12v accessory plugs are under the console slightly so as a result, the flex neck cannot be 'flexed' at a full right angle unless I twist the entire thing slightly to the side. This creates some problems with line-of-sight from the steering and hand remotes and can make the display hard to read if you want it to be straight up and down. So as a result I have to have it plugged in so it is at about 2 o'clock (about 30 degrees from striaght up and down) so it has a clear line to the steering wheel remote and so I can read the display.
Her Abstraction Design Protective Skin Decal Sticker for Nintendo 3DS XL Handheld Gaming System
Posted by
noodles
on Sunday, October 5, 2014
rooCASE Netbook Carrying Bag for Alienware 11.6-Inch M11x Laptop - Versasport Series Black
Posted by
noodles
on Friday, October 3, 2014
I demoted it two stars specifically for trying to marry it's name to the M11x.
So the morale of the story, decent netbook under 10in bag, CRAPPY AS HELL M11x bag. I ended up getting a 13in Kenneth Cole bag at office despotism.
Rainbow Wave Peace Sign Rubberized Snap on Protective Cover Case for Apple Ipod Touch Itouch 2nd Ge
Posted by
noodles
on Friday, September 5, 2014
rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Dark Blue) Carrying Case for Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex 1TB Ultra-portable D
Posted by
noodles
on Wednesday, August 6, 2014
isn't warpled as some zippers get when put into a neoprene fabric.rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Dark Blue) Carrying Case for Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex 1TB Ultra-portable Drive USB 3.0 STAA1000102 Blue is a good case for protecting your portable hard drive. Snug padded fit with storage room for extras.
HP iPAQ HX4705 Pocket PC
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, July 3, 2014
1. Price
Um, get a paper route. This is the highest end device of its kind, because of its speedy processor, VGA screen, and extras which are packed into the device. There are Pocket PCs available for much less money, but with lower price you sacrifice quality.
2. Size
Seven Ounces, the size of a pack of index cards. This PDA fits in your front pants or jacket pocket, and form factor dictates that it be that big to accomodate the large screen.
3. Screen flip cover.
This is removable. I've never understood this complaint.
4. Touchpad.
Using a floating cursor, like a laptop computer is actually a huge convenience. Using the pad as a navigation director isn't easy, so be aware of that before purchasing.
Anyway. The 4705 runs on a very fast processor, and can handle several tasks at once. The VGA screen displays 640X480 pixels, making videos, games, and websites absolutely gorgeous to view. There is tons of built-in memory, as well as SD and CF slots to accomadate another 3 GB of storage. This is more than enough room for all your videos, music, photos, games, and PIM. Pocket Informant is included, to manage your Notes, Calendar, Tasks, and Contacts. It integrates with Outlook for your Calendar, Contacts, Notes, Tasks, and Inbox. ActiveSync 3.8 works very quickly, and you'll have no problem taking both your office, and your personal life with you on the go. Microsoft Office is included, so you have both Word and Excel. You can read, edit, write, and print documents and spreadsheets. These can be transferred to and from your computer. Windows Media Player 9.0 is included, allowing you to listen to .wma files, or watch .wmv files. A free e-book reader can be found to allow you to read books on the device, and if you subscribe to Audible.com, you can listen to books. There are literally hundreds of games that you can find for the device that are mind blowingly realistic graphics-wise. Some are free, some cost a small fee to download. HP Image Zone lets you make slideshows of your favorite photo albums. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are also integrated in the device. This means you have two options of accessing the internet at any given time. Wi-Fi means that you can get a high speed internet connection near a Wi-Fi hotspot such as a coffeehouse, hotel, airport, office, home network, etc. If you're not near a Wi-Fi area, you can connect at dial-up speed using a Bluetooth modem. I use my Motorola V710 phone from Verizon. This may cost more, so check with your wireless company. All in all, this device is a life saver. To recap, I use this iPAQ to:
1. Maintain my Contacts, Calendar, Notes, Tasks, and Inbox
2. Keep all documents and spreadsheets handy
3. View all my photos
4. Read ebooks
5. Connect to the internet whenever, wherever
6. Play numerous PC consolequality video games
7. Listen to hours and hours of music
8. Watch video, including full length DVD movies
9. Record notes
And tons more! This iPAQ is worth every penny you'll pay for it. And if you have a job that involves anything more complex than soaking french fries, it will basically pay for itself, because you'll save hours from your job. The question isn't: Should you buy the HP iPAQ 4705? The question is: You haven't bought the HP iPAQ 4705 yet?!Ive had this device for about 2 weeks and I can just say its amazing! It is bigger than most PDA's but it is not an uncofortable size. You can easily put it in your briefcase and forget about it. The screen is superb... Ive placed a few pictures of me and mi girl and the look great, its like having a mini album in your pocket.
The wireless capabilities have an outstanding range and hold a steady connection.
BATTERY LIFE: It will easilly give you 4 days without having to recharge.
TOUCHPAD: It is very weird and hard to get used to it... but its not hard enough as to say its a disadvantage.
EXPANTION SLOTS: Cards are easy to acces, and the blend in beatifully...
SPEED: speed speed speed.... lighting fast... sometimes I think its faster than my PC notebook
In conclusion... this is my third pocket PC and it has convinced me once and for all HP iPaqs are the best PDA's out there. I highly recomend this product. You will be then envy of every pocket PC holder.
Also ... I ordered it directly from HP because amazon does not have it available imediatly... HP has the same price in the webpage... so you might want to check that out...
Buy HP iPAQ HX4705 Pocket PC Now
This iPaq gets none of the love it deserves. In truth, it is the best stand-alone PDA available on the market. First, let me address the immediate complaints made about the 4705.1. Price
Um, get a paper route. This is the highest end device of its kind, because of its speedy processor, VGA screen, and extras which are packed into the device. There are Pocket PCs available for much less money, but with lower price you sacrifice quality.
2. Size
Seven Ounces, the size of a pack of index cards. This PDA fits in your front pants or jacket pocket, and form factor dictates that it be that big to accomodate the large screen.
3. Screen flip cover.
This is removable. I've never understood this complaint.
4. Touchpad.
Using a floating cursor, like a laptop computer is actually a huge convenience. Using the pad as a navigation director isn't easy, so be aware of that before purchasing.
Anyway. The 4705 runs on a very fast processor, and can handle several tasks at once. The VGA screen displays 640X480 pixels, making videos, games, and websites absolutely gorgeous to view. There is tons of built-in memory, as well as SD and CF slots to accomadate another 3 GB of storage. This is more than enough room for all your videos, music, photos, games, and PIM. Pocket Informant is included, to manage your Notes, Calendar, Tasks, and Contacts. It integrates with Outlook for your Calendar, Contacts, Notes, Tasks, and Inbox. ActiveSync 3.8 works very quickly, and you'll have no problem taking both your office, and your personal life with you on the go. Microsoft Office is included, so you have both Word and Excel. You can read, edit, write, and print documents and spreadsheets. These can be transferred to and from your computer. Windows Media Player 9.0 is included, allowing you to listen to .wma files, or watch .wmv files. A free e-book reader can be found to allow you to read books on the device, and if you subscribe to Audible.com, you can listen to books. There are literally hundreds of games that you can find for the device that are mind blowingly realistic graphics-wise. Some are free, some cost a small fee to download. HP Image Zone lets you make slideshows of your favorite photo albums. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are also integrated in the device. This means you have two options of accessing the internet at any given time. Wi-Fi means that you can get a high speed internet connection near a Wi-Fi hotspot such as a coffeehouse, hotel, airport, office, home network, etc. If you're not near a Wi-Fi area, you can connect at dial-up speed using a Bluetooth modem. I use my Motorola V710 phone from Verizon. This may cost more, so check with your wireless company. All in all, this device is a life saver. To recap, I use this iPAQ to:
1. Maintain my Contacts, Calendar, Notes, Tasks, and Inbox
2. Keep all documents and spreadsheets handy
3. View all my photos
4. Read ebooks
5. Connect to the internet whenever, wherever
6. Play numerous PC consolequality video games
7. Listen to hours and hours of music
8. Watch video, including full length DVD movies
9. Record notes
And tons more! This iPAQ is worth every penny you'll pay for it. And if you have a job that involves anything more complex than soaking french fries, it will basically pay for itself, because you'll save hours from your job. The question isn't: Should you buy the HP iPAQ 4705? The question is: You haven't bought the HP iPAQ 4705 yet?!
Read Best Reviews of HP iPAQ HX4705 Pocket PC Here
I'm a gadget lover, and the hx4705 is one sweet gadget! Web surfing at my local Panera bread, or checking a quick email (via home wireless network) before going to bed has NEVER been so easy. I personally feel this is the perfect bridge between a desktop PC and a laptop. I debated buying a laptop for over a year, but I didn't want to shell out $1500-$2000 for something I would not use as often as I can use my hx4705. And I got mine through an employee discount from HP for $585. Enroute to work, I can read PDF's, read an ebook, create simple Word docs (redundant, since all my Word docs are "simple"), play a game in VIBRANT color, or listen to MP3's. This is mostly what I will use this for, so it suits me fine. BUT, it's nice to know I am capabale of doing other things (GPS, camera, BlueTooth, etc) if/when the need arises down the road. I LOVE THIS THING!!I would like to comment on some of the negative commentary I have read here in Amazon and in several online reviews.
REBOOTS Yes, they happen, but I've have yet to have to reboot where I lost data. I have yet to own a PDA which never needs a reboot.
WEIGHT Are you kidding me? Saying this device is heavy, is like saying the screen is TOO colorful! First off, it's a PDA, so if you can lift and hold a TV remote control comfortably, this PDA will NEVER cause you any hand/wrist injuries. Second, the added weight only means this thing is NOT constructed of CHEAP PLASTIC (i.e. Visor). I'll take a few more ounces for better quality construction any day.
TOUCHPAD Not the greatest idea, but if you practice enough and you like the idea, it works fine. I like the stylus, personally, and usually use it. I may get a thumb keyboard for banging out quick docs, as well.
PRICE In my case, the hx4705 is MUCH cheaper than a laptop, though it is the priciest NON-PHONE pda. But you get bang for your buck with embedded 802.11b, Bluetooth, 4" VGA screen, etc. Personally, I like keeping my phone and PDA separate, and I don't like gadgets that try to do too much, i.e. Phone-PDA-Camera.
If you are on the fence, go to a CompUSA and check it out for yourself. I did and fell in love with it. No regrets at all.
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Pros;Great display, excellent image quality, and quite large for the overall size of the unit.
Very fast, with applications not found on previous iPAQS.
Screen cover is detachable and convient.
Two expansion slots are great.
Cons;
Application buttons are too far recessed. Hard to find by feel, must look for them. Stylus is not a pop-up as with 5500 series.
AT&T Car Charger for Palm Centro Treo 650 680 750
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, May 12, 2014
And It does not work atleat the one I got. But it is so cheaply made --I simply cannot understand how a company like AT.T could fix their name and sell such a cheap worthless thing.
VERY DISAPPOINTED.
Zagg LeatherSkin for iPad 2, Black
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, May 5, 2014
Gomadic Compact Retractable USB Charge and Data Sync cable for the HP iPAQ hx2495 / hx 2495 with Tw
Posted by
noodles
Protective Vinyl Skin Decal Cover for Motorola Xoom Tablet sticker skins Pink Bow Skull
Posted by
noodles
on Saturday, April 19, 2014
LeapsterGS ExplorerTM Replacement Stylus - Green (1 Included)
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, March 6, 2014
BT-0260 Bluetooth Printer Adapter - 1 x USB, 1 x Parallel - Bluetooth - Bluetooth 1.1 - External
Posted by
noodles
on Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Attached the adapter to the parallel port of my printer, and also into the printer's USB port. The adapter has it's own power supply too, which needs to be plugged in it doesn't get power from USB. Added the device like I would any other bluetooth device, however after installation got a message stating installation failed because it could not find a driver for device "UNKNOWNUNKNOWN". I went into device manager, selected the "UNKNOWNUNKNOWN" device, selected update device driver, browse my computer for driver software, let me pick from a list of devices on my computer, then browsed to the printer driver for my printer, and selected it. I had to acknowledge a warning that they didn't recommend installing the driver, but then it completed the install, and I print perfectly. Looking around, it seems like I could have gotten the adapter for around $55 if I had shopped around more, but it's definitely worth it to have a bluetooth color laser printer...Received new product in OEM box with CD and written instructions! Followed instructions for XP and the adapter worked perfectly with either USB or Parallel. Has very good range as I was able to print from any location in my home.I was pretty skeptical as to whether this would work--as it only had one previous review and it was negative. However, as it was pretty much the only thing out there that claimed to do what I wanted I thought I would give it a shot. I am using it on a large format Xerox Copier/Scanner/Printer/Fax and it works great! The only issue it seems to need to be rebooted every few days. It works great for what I need.I have a Dell 64 bit laptop.
The Bluetooth connection was competed.
I can not get the laptop/printer to load my printer driver (HP 990cse).
I tried to load the CD.
It would not load because my system is a 64 bil.My entire purpose in getting this was to print from smartphone or tablet over Bluetooth to printer where USB or Wi-Fi didn't work or wasn't available. This device requires special Windows-based drivers to function instead of relying upon Bluetooth as an open standard. Therefore, it may work if you want to print over Bluetooth from a PC (which I did not test). But I definitely doesn't work when attempting to print over Bluetooth from either an Android smartphone or an Android tablet. I tested with three different printers also, using both USB and parallel port connections. No go in any of those scenarios. I didn't test any printing from Apple devices because I don't waste my money on such things.
PalmOne Tungsten W/i705 Slim Leather Carrying Case
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, February 17, 2014
I'm also not a fan of the strap and loop closure mechanism that Palm likes to put on its cases. Also, it is difficult to put your i705 in its cradle when in this case.
On the other hand, the leather is nice, it does hold four memory cards (in slots behind the i705) and can also hold three credit cards and some bills behind a flap. It also should do a good job of protecting the i705 in your pocket.
I would say that the primary advantage of this case is that you can buy it now look for other Palm accessory makers to chime in with their own cases soon some already have.The leather is nice ... and the places to hold expansion cards is nice ... but ...
What is not nice is the size of this unit ... it protects tha palm ok ... but in doing so makes the case bulky ... it takes a rather slim i705 and makes it big and bulky ... there had to be something better in the design minds out there ... something leather that is half the weight and size ... and something you dont have to take the cover off every time you put it in its cradle ...
Large Rolling Hardware And Accessory Case Without Foam Waterproof Crush-Proof And Dust-Proof
Posted by
noodles
on Friday, February 7, 2014
The case is very rugged, I check 80lbs worth of tools and equipment and so far, after several trips the worst damage the airlines have done is a drag mark on the extending handle where they were too stupid to actually use the wheels.
2000mAh Battery fits HP iPAQ hx4000 / hx4700 / hx4705 / h4800 series
Posted by
noodles
on Wednesday, December 18, 2013
- High Quality, high capacity, light weight rechargeable DC 3.7V Li-Ion 2000mAh battery.
- Longer battery life than the original battery that comes with the PDA.
- Best replacement for the original HP iPaq hx4000 / hx4700 / hx4705 / h4800 series battery pack.
- No memory effect. Can be charged or discharged as needed without loss of capacity.
- Overcharge protection, with built-in battery life microchip.
rooCASE Neoprene Netbook Sleeve Case Cover for ASUS 10.1-Inch Eee PC 1015T Seashell Blue Netbook (I
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, October 21, 2013
I'll definitely get more.
Fellowes PDA Case (98131) (98131)
Posted by
noodles
on Friday, September 27, 2013
Pink Twin Rose Flower Design Snap on Hard Skin Shell Protector Faceplate Cover Case for Motorola Dr
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, September 2, 2013
If you're careful with your phone in general, this is a nice looking case and will protect your phone from average handling; but after a bigger hit or longer usage it may no longer hold together on your phone.
(only 3 stars because i would have hoped the case would have broken fully before the clips that simply hold it together)
rooCASE Super Bubble Neoprene Sleeve Case Cover for Samsung Galaxy Tab Tablet P1000 for Sprint SPH-
Posted by
noodles
on Sunday, September 1, 2013
- Non-OEM Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab Tablet P1000 for Sprint SPH-P100
- Super Bubble Shock Absorbing Foam Interior. (e-Book Not Included)
- Water Resistant Neoprene Sleeve Case.
- Velcro Accessory Pocket for Clip-On Book Light and Charger.
- Color Matching Rubber Zipper.
Cool color combos--I love when inside is a contrasting color to outside. Makes things so much more visible. Plus it's just more aesthetically pleasing.
I have a Google Nexus 7 and it fits readily, but not snugly, inside. In fact, this case is just a tad too large for it. For me, that's not a big deal. But there is some side-to-side, up-and-down shift that happens when my tablet is in this case and the case in a bigger bag. If you're envisioning this case fitting your Nexus like a glove, you're setting yourself up for disappointment.
There's a front pocket (unsecured) that you can slip stuff into. I don't use this for my power cord, but neither am I wild about shoving my power cord in with the tablet and possibly, inadvertently scratching the screen or something. So usually, I tote my cord around separately. Not a huge problem, but pocket storage could have been better.
Not really sure how protective it would be, but then, I try not to make a practice out of dropping electronic stuff.
If your case expectations are realistic, this model is worth a shot.When I received my Kindle Fire, the case (Kindle Fire version) was sold out. I was desperate, as I was going to be doing a lot of traveling and wanted to take my Fire with me. I looked up slightly larger dimensions, and this is the case I found. I LOVE it. It is just a tiny bit bigger than the fire, which allows me to include the cord inside the case. Looking back, if I had the chance to buy the one that was made for the Fire, I think I would stick with this one due to the tiny bit extra room. In fact, a few months later my spouse bought a Fire and this was the case he got, as well! LOVE IT!!!I needed a case that would protect my Samsung tablet and this case does the job. It has a layer of bubble padding that cushions the pad. The case is soft, so I can carry it in my handbag and it does not take up too much room.I purchased this case for my samsung galaxy tablet and I must say I love the color and the bubbles inside provide great protection for my tablet and it's a perfect fit.

