Showing posts with label handheld pulse oximeter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handheld pulse oximeter. Show all posts
Replace for Apple 85W MagSafe Power Adapter (for 15- and 17-inch MacBook Pro) part number: A1172 A1
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, July 17, 2014
Body Glove Glove Snap-On, Nexus One
Posted by
noodles
on Sunday, June 29, 2014
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this is my fourth nexus one case. it's the one i wanted to begin with, but i was forced to try alternatives until something like this was available.the case itself is pretty standard: rubberized, with texture for grip. it's not soft like a gel case, more like hard rubber. unlike a lot of cases, there is lots of space cut out around the buttons making them easily accessible.
having a belt clip option made it for me. the belt clip itself is okay. i gave it four stars because the phone hangs out a distance from the clip.
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Lapgear Mydesk, Blue (45343)
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, May 22, 2014
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this bugger does the job: allows the flow of cool air and keeps my laptop fan from burning out.holds my 17" laptop without it sliding off the wee table while I lay in bed on a funny angle.
very light yet sturdy. The bean bags along the bottom of the tray mold to your lap/surface.
has a handle at the top to transport it, which is ideal since I move from room to room a lot with my hands full of other things.An outstanding lap desk.Nice looking also is comfortable. Ease of use. Could be used for many different things. Reading, writing, etc.Got this for my teenager who refuses to keep the laptop on a book or table to prevent overheating etc.. Also keeps the laptop from sliding if you want to lay back and keep desk at and angle. This matches her room deco perfectly and the bean-like filling underneath is wicked comfy. I steal it at night and use it (like right now) when she is sleeping ;) Color selection was great too...would've paid more.
RII Mini Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard - Compatible with Apple iPad PC and Mac , Built-in Touchpad Mo
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, April 17, 2014
The manual is well-written in English, with minor mistakes that shouldn't confuse too many people. The manual tells you the safety information, instructions on how to use the keyboard, and a small list of troubleshooting instructions in the back.
The keyboard is well-built; the body is sturdy, and doesn't feel like it will fall apart easily. It is lightweight, and feels like only half the weight of a TV remote. On the sides, it has a mini USB port, the laser and its button, the on/off switch, and a slot where the wireless receiver is stored. To use any functions of the keyboard, you must turn it on. I was glad that the keyboard had a built-in rechargeable battery, I'm not a fan of buying a bunch of AAA batteries to operate my gadgets. The laser isn't the strongest, but it fares well for presentation from about 50 feet away. The keyboard also has a white backlight; not too bright, not too dark, perfect for operating your computer in the dark.
Now, onto the top of the keyboard where most things are found. The letters are printed clearly, and the keyboard overall has a good tactile feedback; also, the keys are made of rubber, so it makes typing pretty comfortable. It has 4 LED lights on the top left corner; the first one indicates transmission activity, the second one indicates the battery charging, the third one indicates battery capacity, and the last one indicates caps lock. The top row of the keyboard consists of the F1-F8 keys (the rest are under the Fn of numbers 1-4), and the Backspace key. The Escape key is directly below the LED indicator lights, and the main keyboard pretty much begins from there. This is probably due to sacrifice for compact design, but the bottom row of the alphabets is moved over to the left a little, so you'll have to get used to it to avoid making mistakes. There's an Fn key on the bottom left, it can be used to access additional functions on the keyboard, such as PrtSc, volume and media control, and Ctrl+Alt+Del. The right side of the keyboard is reserved for the touchpad, mouse buttons, and the arrow keys.
I plugged the USB receiver into my laptop (Windows 7 64-bit), and the drivers installed immediately without any actions required. Turned the keyboard on, saw the lights come on, and I was ready to operate. I was surprised at how I could actually hold it in my hands while typing with ease. The touchpad works great for me, and is sensitive just like my laptop. The arrow keypad is a little odd, but I'm sure if I used it more I can get used to it. Pressing the keys is easy, it doesn't require any strength. The keyboard also has an auto sleep feature, where if it is inactive for a long period of time, it will go to sleep, saving a bit of battery (although it is recommended to turn off the keyboard when not in use).
This keyboard is perfect for work and home. It has a range of around 5 meters (~15 feet), so it's good for plugging your computer up to a TV and controlling it from somewhere cozier than your chair. For $30, this is a pretty neat little device. Give it a try! If it breaks, not to worry, LaptopMate has an 18-months warranty, and a good return policy.
PS. This is perfect for controlling my laptop on the TV, in my bed at night! Endless midnight entertainment, here I come! :DI was very pleased initially with this device to control my home entertainment system computer from my couch and ordered a second one in case the first got damaged. I must be psychic because the day after the new one arrived, the first one was no longer recognized by the laptop. I never turned them on at the same time so they didn't cancel each other out. The first one just died and I felt lucky to have a new spare on hand. But then the new one malfunctioned after only about an hour's use. Is my HP laptop killing these things? I don't think so but I've had it with them. The owner's manual says nothing about any warranty or how to have it repaired. I'm waiting to hear from the Amazon Market vendor and I'm sure he'll say he just ships boxes, not repair anything. These devices seem to be made in China. I've changed my rating from 4 stars to 1 star. It worked great for a very short while, then kaput!The keyboards backlight does not stay on, only lights when first turned on. The pointer does not work and the manual is deplorable.This has worked so great ! I use for my Mac that is hooked up to a tv and you can right click!!!!! I know that does not sound like much but for a Mac it is . Touchpad also is smooth a little small but overall accurate . The battery life is also amazing it turns off while not using and you only have to click any button twice for it to come out of stand by. For 20 bucks it can not be beat, I hope this helps your shopping!
PingpangThe RII shipped fast and I could not wait to use after reading all of the good reviews. After unpacking it I noticed that the F2 key was not seated properly and I could not depress it. After getting it up and running I found that only half of the keyboard lights up. It would have been nice if they just assembled it properly. The instruction booklet is a joke though you really don't need it, just plug it in and go on Linux. I gave it 3 stars because it really is cool.
Mini Car / Auto Charger for the LG Bluetooth Headset HBM-730 - half the size but twice the power -
Posted by
noodles
on Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Efilm USB MultiMedia and Secure Digital Card Reader
Posted by
noodles
on Sunday, December 29, 2013
rooCASE Executive Portfolio (Magenta) Leather Case Cover with Landscape / Portrait View for Asus Ee
Posted by
noodles
on Wednesday, November 27, 2013
this indeed is by far the best quality I have seen, it is kind of expensive, but your getting real leather, spacious for credit cards, or cleaning cloth for your tablet. it closes tight and it doesn't move, it can also be removed from the case as a two piece product. the tablet fits like a glove, it does not slide and the cutouts are perfect, the only con that I see is that you have to keep the case open to charge it, cant be done unless you separate them and just keep it open.I am very, very happy with this case. I studied all of the cases available and most of them do not appear to offer good protection to the device. This one is different. When the TFP is zipped up in this case, it has excellent protection padded protection on all sides. It is not the lightest or thinnest case, but it is very well built and padded.
I especially like the ability to remove the sleeve from the case and this is how I am currently using it. It improves my ability to hold the TFP and not drop it. I have not really been using it with the outer case except to store the tablet.
You can charge the tablet while it is in the case. You just turn it around and the port is facing the outside zipper. You plug it in and zip to both sides of the plug.
I would not even consider another case unless I were to purchase the dock.
At first i thought this was going to be problematic because i was used to the targus case my wife has on her transformer. After setting it up i really love it. Only issue that i have is that to sit on the recliner i need a pillow to make it comfortable. Otherwise the whole thing is very high quality and I'm very happy with it.
Bundle Monster Vinyl Skin Sticker For Xbox 360 S Slim Game Console - Cover Protector Art Decal - El
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, November 11, 2013
rooCASE 3n1 Silicone Skin (Black) Case Cover / Capacitive Stylus Pen / Screen Protector for Motorol
Posted by
noodles
on Tuesday, November 5, 2013
- Non-OEM Case for Motorola XOOM Tablet
- Made of Anti-Dust Silicone Rubber Material. (Tablet NOT Included)
- Lightweight, Durable and Will Not Add Significant Bulk to XOOM. Has Openings for all Controls and Sensors.
- rooCASE Capacitive Stylus for Greater Responsiveness . Lightweight Aluminum Body; Weigh: 4oz and Length: 114mm. Convenient 3.5mm Audio Jack Attachment. Clip that Can Attach to Shirt or Pants Pocket.
- x1 Premium Silicone Skin Cover for Motorola XOOM x1 rooCASE Capacitive Stylus Pen x1 Screen Protector with Cleaning Cloth
Logitech Wireless Presenter R400
Posted by
noodles
on Sunday, September 22, 2013
From an ergonomics perspective I think it is, as Goldilocks would say. "just right". Some of the smaller presenters often require a lot of fidgeting. At the same time, you do not want to be holding a brick in your hand when standing in front of an audience. This unit is large enough to be easy to use, small enough to be discrete. The rubberized surface helps ensure it will not go flying due to an over-zealous hand gesture.
Set up is very easy, plug the dongle into a laptop and you are ready to go. I have used this on a variety of laptops and it has always worked flawlessly.
If you are a facilitator or do a lot of presentations, you should consider the upgrade to the R800. Once you adopt the practice of using a vibrating timer, you will never want to be without this feature. Likewise, the more powerful laser on the R800 makes a big difference in large or bright rooms. The R400 is a good choice for 75% of presenters, but at least look at the 800 before making your final choice. You can not go wrong with either. Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I obtained both the R400 and R800 Professional units and thought it would be worth comparing them. I use wireless remotes with Powerpoint often, and have two different Kensington models as comparisons.
Both the R400 and R800 use standard AAA batteries. This is important when traveling. One of my Kensington models uses watch batteries, which are hard to find on the road. With the Logitech models, this is especially important because the remotes have an "on-off" switch. It seems likely--at least for me--that I will forget to turn the switch off at some point or, when traveling, the switch could slide to on, draining the power. When replacing batteries in an emergency, having standard-sized batteries is something you'll be thankful for.
The units have little pouches for travel, and the pouches would prevent the accidental switch to on, but the pouches are bulky. I doubt I will use the pouches. The R400 is smaller than the R800, so if you travel a lot, the R400 may be best. Both units have a hot button to allow the presentation screen to go dark, which is a great way to draw attention from the slide to the presenter. Another button brings up the presentation again.
Both units set up in a snap--at least in Windows XP. I just inserted the USB bar and after about 30 seconds, I was able to advance an open Powerpoint presentation. I haven't tested this on Vista or on Mac yet.
The R800 has more range, which is useful if your laptop is in the back of the room. The R800 has a timer, which is great in today's watch-less world. Set the timer for the length of the presentation and it will actually vibrate with reminders. The green laser, as opposed to the red for the R400, seems to have about the same range and it's debatable whether or not green is easier to see than red. But, the green laser projects a little bigger on the screen and that definitely is better.
For the money, either units are good, but they are priced a little higher than the Kensington. They're easy to use (whenever I had my Kensington to someone to use they need a primer on its use and I don't see that being the case with these). If you're already making the financial leap, it's probably worth the major leap to the R800. If you travel and space is the prime concern, go with the R400.
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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program First off, you don't really get a feel for the size of thing from the picture or even the video. As noted in the product dimensions, it's 4.5" by 1.5", so draw that to see what it's like. It's small and very comfortable to hold, with a rubbery surface that makes it very unlikely you'll drop it even with a light grip.I especially like that the USB dongle stores inside the unit, so the two pieces are much less likely to get separated. It comes with a nice protective zipper case, though I don't use it. I just throw the thing in my laptop bag without the case.
I use this on a Mac and it works, mostly. With a little customizing, it works completely.
The first time I plugged it in, a "Keyboard Assistant" ran since the Mac didn't recognize the "keyboard". I simply quit the assistant, and there was no problem. The forward, back, and black screen buttons work fine on both Powerpoint and Keynote. However out of the box, the "play" button works on neither. With some fiddling, I was able to get the play button to work on both.
To configure Powerpoint for the play button, go to the Keyboard system preference and pick Keyboard Shortcuts. Then hit the + key to add a shortcut. Pick Microsoft Powerpoint for the application (you may need to hit Other... to find it, since it's in a subdirectory in Applications). For Menu Title type in, exactly, "Slide Show" (without the quotes). Then in the Keyboard Shortcut, simply press the play button on the remote. That sets the shortcut to F5, which is what the remote sends with you press play. Now the play button works for Powerpoint. You can do the same for Keynote, with the menu title "Play Slideshow".
Then all the buttons on the remote work on the Mac.
The red laser is not very bright, but passable. I would have preferred a brighter green laser. The wireless range is more than good enough for any room I've been in.
Notably missing is any ability to move the mouse arrow or click. Moving forward and back is not really enough if you have movies or links in your presentation. In that case, you'll want a more capable remote.
The bottom line is that the R400 provides the minimum functionality, even on a Mac, with a really nicely designed form with a great feel. However the functions are only minimal, one of the functions doesn't work on a Mac out of the box, and in the end, it is a little overpriced. There are better choices, e.g. the Keyspan Presentation Remote Pro. Though I wish the better choices felt as good to hold as this one.
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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Right off the clip, the R400 has a few nice touches:Ships with two Duracell batteries.
USB transmitter inserts into the presenter itself; doesn't need to be carried separately.
Includes a nice neoprene-like case.
No software! (this is a GOOD thing, the less clutter on my PC, the better)
Even though OS X isn't listed as compatible with this presenter, it works! Don't let the "Unknown keyboard" dialog on USB insert scare you; it works just fine.
Laser pointer works.
Next and previous buttons work.
"Black screen" button works.
"Launch slide show" button... I'm not sure what this does because all I can get it to do is to cancel the slideshow and show PowerPoint.
After using this, I'm not sure how I lived without it. Bringing to all of my presentations!
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I use this product nearly all day every day, teaching my students using PowerPoint without being restricted to being next to my computer. I have used a few similar products in the past (mostly Targus), but this one has been superior in every respect.Here are the highlights for me:
1. Ease of use: It's plug-and play right out of the box. The controls are well-placed and easy to find without even looking. Before I bought it, a few people said the "Exit" button was too easy to accidentally hit, but I haven't found that to be a problem even once. Unlike other presenters I've used, this one never "stalls" or fails to be recognized.
2. Build Quality: The product is solidly built. The ergonomics are great. The buttons are solid and intuitive. The "forward" button even has a raised dot, so your thumb can easily recognize it. The laser pointer is not exceedingly strong, but it's definitely usable in all but the brightest rooms. That the USB plug fits into the pointer is a great plus, even though mine never leaves the computer. I expect it to last for a long time.
3. Features: The feature set is simpler than some other models (like it's fancier brother with a built-in timer and stronger laser), but the features on this model are enough for most users (I time almost everything in my class in many intervals, so the timer wouldn't have been practical for me.).
4. Battery Life: I've been using mine constantly for 2 weeks now on two rechargeable batteries, and the indicator on startup still shows a full charge.
Two aspects I can't report on are range (I've used mine only in a medium-sized classroom) and customer service (haven't needed it).
All in all, this product isn't particularly different from others out there, but it performs better at basically the same price.
NEW! PP003 Portable Pocket Projector
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, September 9, 2013
The only reason I didnt give this projector a 5 star is that the speaker is terrible and has no output for external speakers and like some of the other cheap projectors out today you can see big pixels on the screen you are watching. The pixels are not that big of a deal to me though. If you set about 10 feet away from the screen you dont even notice them.
I would say all in all that this projector is worth the money!
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Until I was searching for a projector to throw a jpeg image onto paper or canvas to aid in rough sketches for artwork I never knew such an inexpensive miniature item existed. This really fills the bill for my needs.Pluses extremely compact size, just a little larger than a smartphone. Internal battery which is rated for 90 minutes of video, photo slideshow, or music. Image size 6 inches diagonal to 54 inches diagonal, keystone adjustment, and simple to set up and use. Which is good because:
Minuses no written instructions. Control and setup are intuitive though, so it is not a major problem.
All in all it is the best purchase I have made in awhile. Would recommend this to anyone wanting an inexpensive, diminutive, easy to set up projector.
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Well, I'am a basketball coach, and this pocket projector is a great idea for instructional revision in travel games.But, the image is poor in normal situation of soft light in an hotel room.A increment of more lumens, was perfect.
The portability is you great appeal,and the price,too.It meets my expectations, can not be compared with more robust video beam, but overall I can project my presentations in small rooms with a good image
Palm Tungsten T5 Battery Replacement Kit with Installation Video, Tools, and Extended Life Battery.
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, August 29, 2013
- Guaranteed for One Full Year
- Installation Instructions Included
- Revives Your Palm Tungsten T5 PDA
- Highest Quality Aftermarket Battery Available
Carol HammerI installed this replacement battery about one month ago and find myself pretty disappointed. Although the installation instructions were good the battery charge holds less then 1 week WHEN THE DEVICE IS NOT EVEN USED AT ALL. With the original battery the charge would hold several weeks.
If this is the "Highest Quality Aftermarket Battery Available" it's a pretty poor result.
Now, about 6 months later, this battery is shot. Does not even hold the charge for more than 24 hours anymore. DON'T BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS SELLER!!!!!! THEY ARE FULL OF SH**!!!I really like the fact that this kit comes with everything that you need to replace the Palm battery. The instructions were easy to follow and I didn't have any problems removing the old battery.
I actually got this to fix a friend's Palm. My friend is happy now, the Palm works like it should.
A well designed kit.

