Showing posts with label handheld bridge game. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handheld bridge game. Show all posts
Thought Out NAJA-KING-IT Flexible Steel Stand
Posted by
noodles
on Friday, November 14, 2014
Belkin F8P3000 Pro Series Palm Compatible USB Sync Charger
Posted by
noodles
on Friday, October 31, 2014
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rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Orange) Carrying Case for GoFlex Satellite 500GB Portable Wireless Storage
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, September 15, 2014
Nokia Leather Case
Posted by
noodles
on Wednesday, July 30, 2014
The case is stiff (as cowhide is) on the outside and has thick clear plastic on the inside that covers about half of the upper portion of the screen and half of the lower portion of the keyboard with no problem for dialing numbers or accessing the buttons on the sides. The leather cover does block the back speaker, however there seems to be only a slight distortion blockage of sound.
The one thing that does bother me is the lack of cover on the bottom of the phone where the data jack is I worry about dust getting in there thus the minus half a star.
I haven't tried out the belt clip yet, but the plastic parts look very sturdy and have a strong clip.
SanDisk 512 MB Compact Flash Memory Card (SDCFJ-512-388-J)
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, July 21, 2014
rooCASE 3n1 Flex Gel TPU (Clear) Wave Case / Capacitive Stylus / Screen Protector for Apple iPad 2
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, June 30, 2014
On the other hand, the gel skin is nice and cushy, goes on easily, and even stretches over a SmartCover hinge. As advertised, all the functions work just fine with the skin on. The skin doesn't feel tacky, but seems quite a bit less slippery than the stock iPad 2 back which seems to whisper "I just can't wait to slide off something onto a really hard floor and break!" The capacitive stylus is nice too; it's got a little plug that slips into the headphone jack for storage. Linewidth was similar to a Sharpie when I tried it with the Penultimate app.
BoxWave Amazon Kindle Fire ClearTouch Crystal Screen Protector (Single Pack with Cleaning Cloth and
Posted by
noodles
on Sunday, June 1, 2014
Wacom Cintiq 6D Art Pen - digitizer pen ( ZP-600 )
Posted by
noodles
on Wednesday, May 21, 2014
The Wacom 6D pen does only one thing different then the standard pens that come with your tablet and that is it senses Rotation. To anyone who has done traditional art using a flat paint brush or a flat piece of charcoal its such a natural thing to rotate the tools in your fingers to vary the thickness of the stroke. If that sort of control is what you miss then this pen is for you. With some software the 6D pen can be set-up to mimic this same quality. I says some software because not all support this feature, in fact I have found that Corel Painter is the only one that does it in a meaningful and useful way, and even then you will need to do some tweaking of settings in Painter to get it to your likeing. Photoshop does support rotation but I can't seem to get it to react in a way that feels natural to me no matter how I set it.
My only gripe I have with the pen is it's a little on the thick side and I don't like the angled nibs and would prefer a straight nib option. The 6D pen does seem to be made more for the LCD tablets due to the fact you can see the angle of the pen in your hand as you draw, but it will work in any of the Intuos3 Wacoms. The felt tip nibs do have the feel of a markerUPDATE: The Intous 3 (the generation of Wacom that this pen is for) is no longer the latest technology. However, it is still a fantastic tool that I use every time I'm in my studio. That said, I almost never use this particular pen anymore. It was very novel, but I just normally reach for the regular Intous 3 stylus.
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If you don't already own the regular Intuos 3 stylus, get it first. This adds lots of functionality, but it isn't the primary Wacom tool. That said, I've really been having a great time with this. Like anything involving a pen tablet there is a learning curve, but after you get it, its golden. Be warned, that although there is much added functionality with this pen it doesn't get the feel of a real marker (which is kind of what I was looking for with this). With practice and tweaking brush options in photoshop, Illustrator, and especially in Corel Painter you can come really close.
My other complaint is the lack of buttons that come on the regular Intuos 3 stylus. Some people don't like the buttons anyway, so you may not mind. Over all, it is a big step in the right direction, but needs a few more tweaks to get it all the way there. In the mean time I applaud Wacom for this, because they are as of yet the only company to come out with anything like it at all.
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I bought this pen to use when painting in Corel Painter X. As others have said not all of the brushes make use of the "rotational" feature that this pen provides but it's really nice to use it with the ones that do.In addition to the rotational aspect, what I find really cool is that you can switch off between this and your other wacom pen and Painter remembers what paintbrush was last used with that pen so if you're switching between two brushes frequently, it's just a matter of putting down one pen and picking up another.
Kind of expensive and I waited awhile to indulge myself but I'm happy to have it.
Though I'm also a frequent Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop user, I haven't tried it yet with those but my regular pen works fine there so I don't really care. Like I said, I bought this for Painter.
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I have used Wacom tablets for several years and love them. When the 6D Art Pen came available, I had to get it for my digital painting. Overall it's a great stylus and is more fluid then the Grip Pen stylus for digital painting.The only real complaint I have is that the base to hold the stylus is the same as the Grip Pen. The problem lies with the fact that the 6D Art Pen is much wider and does not fit snug in the base, so it falls right over. It is annoying, but a minor complaint.
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This is a good pen. It's lighter than the Grip pen. I didn't like that it doesn't have buttons like the other pens, which make it easier to change the "brushes" or their size, or use them just like a mouse. Its functions are great. It does everything it promises. It is a nice pen to work with, but I'm giving it a 3 star rating because it looks and feels very cheap. I think it is too expensive for something that looks and feels like a toy bought in a dollar store.Replacement Stylus Pen - 3 Pack for Sprint Palm Treo 800w Smartphone
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, March 31, 2014
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These stylus's are great. Better than the original. I have a fleet of these devices and people lose their stylus's frequently. Cannot beat the price.Read Best Reviews of Replacement Stylus Pen - 3 Pack for Sprint Palm Treo 800w Smartphone Here
rooCASE Super Bubble Neoprene Sleeve Case for HP Folio 13-1020US 13.3-Inch Ultrabook (Pink / Black)
Posted by
noodles
on Sunday, March 30, 2014
3049 Data/Fax Modem - Serial - 1 x RJ-11 Phone Line, 1 x RS-232 Serial - 56 Kbps
Posted by
noodles
on Friday, February 14, 2014
I made the mistake of buying four MultiTech MT5634ZBA-USB fax modems a while back, and frequently had to disconnect/reconnect them to force a reset.
I would recommend the external Zoom 3049 as a fax modem.
Kris
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LG VX5200 VX4700 VX4750 VX6100 VX3200 VX3300 VX7000 VX8000 VX8100 PM-325 PM-225 VI-125 ~ Travel Hom
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, January 13, 2014
I usually charge the phone with it on so that I can receive calls at night too. When it's done charging, it stops, but then within a couple of seconds to about a minute, it starts charging again, presumably since in that time the battery's charge has dropped below the threshold. It then stops charging after a couple of seconds when that small amount is restored. Every time the charger starts and stops, the phone emits a soft beep, which gets annoying, since in the middle of the night, I'll hear a beep every couple of minutes. I have to get up and disconnect the phone.
I think the original charger has a different chip that keeps the charger from restarting once the battery is charged while it remains connected to the phone.
With all that said, I got the charger when the cost was one penny, and you really can't ask for much at that price. Like I said, it does serve its purpose in terms of charging the battery.The charger I received doesn't even work no matter how I set the cord for it. I am very unhappy about it but it was only $3.00 I lost so it's not that big of a deal for me to go through sending it back or getting a refund. HORRIBLE.The charger arrived promptly and in perfect condition. Works perfectly and the price was only 10% of what I would have spent at a Verizon store!the wire is probably only 18". it feels like you have a leash on if you want to talk on the phone as it charges; can't get far from the wall at all. other than that it works great.The charger does not charge the battery fully, instead it will show 'Charge completed' after about 3 minutes of charging.
PalmOne m105 Handheld
Posted by
noodles
on Friday, November 15, 2013
As a last piece of advice i highly recommend that you do your research before you go and by any PDA. Dont believe the PocketPC ads or even the Palm ads. Talk to a lot of people and read a lot of reviews, particularly reviews that are made my people like you or me who aren't on Palm's or Microsoft's payroll.(Unfortunately) They will really tell you a lot of things that you will really want to know.
Good Luck! Overall again this is a good introductory palm for those who dont have any type of PDA. Again it really depend on your needs in a PDA. If all you need is a place to write telephone numbers, keep a calendar, a to do list and maybe a few games, this would be adequate. However if you need to view documents, e-books, web clippings, spreadsheets, and even listen to music, you might want to go another direction. Also be prepared to part with a few more dollars.Lots of storage capacity... All the cool features of the Palm m100 handheld, plus 8MB of memory, the Mobile Internet Kit, and a HotSync® cradle for fast and easy backup... Web and email friendly... The included Mobile Internet Kit makes it easy to stay in touch...Send and receive email wirelessly or tap into your favorite websites using your compatible modem or cell phone from practically anywhere... Totally customizable... Change the color of your handheld with an assortment of snap-on faceplates...Plus, add on any of the thousands of software applications available, from business productivity tools to games...Many are free... Keeps your data safe. Backup all your important data onto your desktop with the touch of a button using the included HotSync® cradle... At-a-glance timekeeping... Conveniently-positioned clock doubles as a travel alarm to get you up on time... Size/Weight: 4.66" x 3.12" x .72" / 4.4 oz...
Display: Advanced LCD with backlight...
Expandability: Serial connector...
Software Applications: Date Book, Address Boook, Mail, To Do List, Memo Pad, Expense, Calculator, Notepad, Security, Games, HotSync® technology for local and remote synchronization with your PC...
Desktop Import/Export: Import CSV, Tab delimited, TXT. Drag and drop links to Microsoft Excel and Word...
Infrared Port: Yes, for data/software sharing...
Operating System: Palm OS Software v3.5...
Flexible Storage Capacity: Highly efficient operating system w/ 8MB of memory stores thousands of addresses, years of appointments, hundreds of to-do items, notes, memos, and more than 50 add-on applications (based on an average size of 50k, size of applications may vary)...
Requirements: * IBM-compatible 486 PC or higher running Windows 95/98/2000/NT or Macintosh Power PC running OS 7.5.3 or later * Macintosh Power PC running OS 7.5.3 or later * 16MB recommended for Windows 2000 * 30MB free hard disk space * Mouse * CD Rom Drive * 6MB free RAM for Macintosh * One available serial port (USB and Macintosh serial adapters sold seperately)
Included in the box: * Palm m105 handheld * HotSync Cradle * Two AAA alkaline batteries * CD-ROM (Palm Desktop software, Link to Microsoft Outlook, AvantGo software) * Mobile Internet Kit * Black faceplate and protective flip cover
Cool Piece...IIIxe Is Now Discontinued...Great New Piece, But The Screen Is Smaller Than The IIIxe...The Palm m105 is a great pieace of hardware, no matter how you live your life and want it for. The plastic is a little lighter grade, but if its your first dive into the world of Palms, you'll have nothing to compare this grade of plastic to anyway.
Palm gives you everything to get you started. You get the full Palm OS with the date book and phone book and the to do list, 8mb of memory, the new stylish, curved look, the cover plate with the clock feature, the syncing cradle and the multimail, AvantGo software and the Outlook Sync program too.
Plus, that wireless internet kit they throw in too. It works with lot's of Nokia cell phones and Motorola cell phones that have infrared, or you can buy a little cable to connect the two if you have a phone without infrared. ... you know you have a Palm that can do anything with, just by downloading and installing the right program. I do real-estate on the side, and I have mine do lease calculations for me, mortgage amortization charts, a dataadse to keep clients names and numbers, and also a database of places available to show. And the Date Book schedules who's seeing what and at what time and what day. For me personally, it keeps track of my bills with Pocket Quicken, holds all my friends numbers and addresses for me, and co-ordinates my social schedule as well. And for my company where I work, I am an accountant, and I have a program that can calculate gross profit, an entire business calculator I downloaded from somewhere and can work on spreadsheets or word processing documents whenever I get a chance (used to have to carry a laptop for that)! There is even a program to calculate the tip and divide the bill by how many people ate for a group at a restaraunt! Not Kidding! Anything and eveything, you can add it because you have 8mb.
Use it whenever you are stuck somewhere, like a train station, an airport, a cab ride, or just waiting in line at the supermarket. With the wireless internet connection, you can email people from anywhere..,your boat, the beach, the mall. The possibilities are endless, it can save you so much time. Not to mention having all the info you need to run your career right in your hand. Or should I say in the Palm of your hand? :)
-JoeD
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First off, Id like to say that Ive had this pda for over three years. Ive continuosly used it since I had gotten mine,(i won mine)and Ive never had a problem with it. Ive dropped it, kicked it, I have even stepped on it!(None of these on purpose) It doesnt have a scracth. And it seems like theres unlimited memory. Ive never had to delete any thing for extra memory, and 8mb may not sound like much, but it is! And there are superior graphics on this handheld. Even though it isnt color. Such a bargain too! The only problem is that if your batterys die or fall out, your memory is reset, deleting all files!!!I rate this great for anyone with a cash limitotherwise go for the Palm m130!!!
Pros: Lots o' Memory, Great graphics, very durable
Cons: If batterys fall out, all files are lost =(
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Palm Pilots in general are great things, but the Palm m105 (the whole m series, in fact) is a huge disapointment. As the Amazon review says, the OS isn't upgradeable -a major flaw, imagine buying a PC with Windows 3.1 and never being able to change it! -and the screen is too small for my taste.The good thing is that Palm put a decent amount of memory (8 megs) in this model. If you get one of the 2 meg models you may as well get a basic $50 electronic address book from Radio Shack. 8 megs should be the absolute MINIMUM amount of memory in a handheld PC. I'd really like to see Palm begin offering models with 16 or 32 megs of RAM like, dare I say it, PocketPCs.
The best Palm model out there is the Vx (it is even better with an OmniSky modem) but it is way too expensive. The next best choice is the IIIxe (which I hear they've stopped producing, so grab one now) which has all top of the line features except it doesn't have the internal rechargeable battery and it is bigger.
rooCASE Super Bubble Neoprene (Dark Blue / Black) Sleeve Case for Apple MacBook Air MC965LL/A MC966
Posted by
noodles
on Tuesday, October 29, 2013
PROS: This is a well-made case. The touch of color (blue in my case) looks great and distinguish itself against the other macbook cases without being too childish-looking. The inside is filled with bubbles which supposedly offer better protection of your laptop (only time will tell). having a zipped pocket on this sleeve is a huge advantage not only can I put my power adapter in, I can place a pen and notepad. At the conference this sleeve was all that I carried while walking to the different conference rooms. Very convenient and well-thought out by the designer.
CONS: Perhaps that this sleeve is more geared toward the macbook pro 13, as the size of this sleeve is definitely not custom-made for the macbook air. It is a bit too big, and the 13-inch air just slides around in the case. In comparison, I also ordered the Be.Ez case/sleeve, which fits the macbook air like a glove and gives it a solid feeling. It is also queestionable if the bubbles on the interior are protective they feel rough and may damage the laptop exterior while it slides around inside the case.
Overall I would say that this is a good quality case. But I just want to point out the + and so that each buyer can make his/her own decision.I use this for my 2011 MacBook Air 13". The fit is pretty good, not perfect, but it covers the MacBook Air well. The bubble padding is very protective.
I usually put the MacBook Air in this case and directly into my carry on luggage or messenger bag. I'm confident this case will protect my MacBook.
The fit is a little loose and flexible for a MacBook Air 13" which is why I gave this 4 stars out of five. However, it doesn't hinder protection which is why I recommend it.**Update....After a week the zipper is starting to act up already. It doesnt want to zip shut. I'm sure it will be a matter of another week before the zipper is completely broken!
This was actually better than i expected therefore I gave it 5 stars rather than 4. Really nice padding inside the pouch and plenty of room inside the outside pouch for your cords, etc. My MacAir 13" has never felt more at home, aside from when it's sitting on my lap:-).
Buy with confidence!Recommend to use is flexible and is expanding with the introduction of the pieces as you need a solid industry and bear UseBought this as a gift for the Macbook Air. It was a little roomy inside for this slimline laptop but certainly cushioned enough to ensure safety.
PDair Ultra Clear Screen Protector for Nokia E6-00
Posted by
noodles
on Friday, October 18, 2013
ReVIVE Series DualFLUX DC to USB Rapid Car Charger with 2-Port Design for Smartphones, Tablets and
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, August 15, 2013
- Charges your portable devices via DC power from your car / vehicle outlet or cigarette lighter
- 2-Port design allows for charging two devices at once; Tablets, smartphones, GPS, PDA and other USB powered devices
- Designed for use on the go - makes a perfect universal car charger or travel charger!
- Includes a draw-string bag to hold your portable accessories
- CE, FCC and RoHS Compliance Certifications - Guaranteed Quality ** 3 Year Manufacturer's Warranty **
The charger works well.Since my business requires me to be mobile most of the time, working out of my office which is the front seat of a Honda Element, I needed a dual power outlet to be able to charge both my Nexus 7 tablet in my Bionic smart phone. The tablet, mounted on a windshield mount and used as a standalone GPS device, is always on. This causes significant battery drain that will suck it down to zero in a few hours if not plugged in and charging. Even when plugged in on a standard charging port which I already had, it has a hard time keeping up. This dual power/dual outlet device solved that problem.
When the device is plugged into my power port it has a little blue light on it that tells me that it's making good contact. Useful information.
The best thing is that it has two ports, one of which is 1X (normal)power output and the second is 2X which has proven to be enough to keep my tablet topped up and ready to go all the time even with the screen on in the GPS running actively 100% of the time.
Reasonable price, functional and does the job it was intended to do. I recommend it.
New OEM LG Bliss Voyager Xenon eXpo Stylus Pen
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, August 5, 2013

