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IPAD2 Leather Case Keyboard
Posted by
noodles
on Tuesday, November 4, 2014
AAXA P4 P4X Pico Projector, 95 Lumens, Pocket Size, Li-Ion Battery, HDMI, Media Player, 15,000 Hour
Posted by
noodles
on Wednesday, October 29, 2014
* The fan noise is more than noticeable. It's actually a little annoying.
* The power button is situated such that the P4 can be switched on in a crowded bag pretty easily.
* The buttons are not very responsive. My feeling is that this is more of a system software issue than a purely hardware issue. Button clicks frequently get no response or a delayed response. I feel like the system software is not quite ready for prime-time.
* While it's impressive that they included any sort of internal speaker, it's only usable in a very quiet environment and then really only for speech. There's really no point at all to listening to any sort of music track with it. If you plan on using headphones, then you're fine, but if you need to run a cable to a pair of external speakers then you're losing the cable-free benefit of a battery-powered device. If you don't mind plugging it in for power then you might as well get a brighter pico projector.
* The P4 does NOT mount properly on any external computer, and I've tried several Mac and Windows machines. The manual says very clearly that it should be able to do this. When connected via USB, it might mount for just a moment, but then it will immediately unmount or produce some kind of error message. I've had absolutely no success transferring files directly from a computer to the P4. When I contacted their support staff about this, I was told that I should put my files on a flash drive, and then move them from the flash drive to the P4. This is very disappointing and inconvenient. (Are other users having this problem? I'd like to know.)
* Transferring files from a flash drive involves going into Windows CE, which requires the additional purchase of the little USB keyboard. The keyboard is pretty cool, but it's somewhat expensive, and because it's so small, it's awkward to use.
* When copying files, I've frequently had weird anomalies where the P4 seems to think there are two copies of the file, with slightly different directory paths, and it gives me error messages that it is unable to find the second file. Irritating!
* Video playback always starts with the first video in your directory, requiring you to stop playback, go back to your directory listing, and select the file you want.
* Although the internal flash drive is 2 gigs, the operating system takes up a great deal of that, so there isn't more than a couple hundred megs onboard, and that's not much room for decent-quality video. I have not tried using an SD card.
* The color reproduction, even on a flawless white wall in a dark room, is mediocre at best. There are a few settings to adjust the color, most of which are totally unusable. My expectations were not that high, but I wouldn't want yours to be, either.
* The P4 doesn't sync as readily via VGA as you'd expect. If your cable gets jerked out, you can't just plug it back in. You'll probably have to manually re-sync it or possibly restart the P4.
* The battery does not last more than 70 minutes.
None of these issues are substantial enough for me to return the unit or recommend against buying it, but they might matter to you, depending on your planned use. The basic utility of the P4 is massive, although the shortcomings are constantly annoying. I look forward to future units from Aaxa, where we'll hopefully get 120+ lumens (laser driven?) from a longer-lasting battery, better and more adjustable color, and perhaps some kind of wireless a/v streaming. But for now, this is a very handy and useful device.I did a lot of research on Pico and Pocket projectors before deciding on this one. At the time of this writing (March 2012) I think its the best Pico projector out there in the $300-ish range. It has a few quirks, but all the projectors I read about did, and I felt these were the most manageable. The main issues that people seemed to have were the inadequate speaker and the fan noise. I already owned an X-mini II speaker, and it makes a perfect companion to the P4. The Xmini is also super small, and packs a LOT of sound in to it's tiny package. Also, the Xmini internal battery lasts 14-hours. I've never used the P4 without it. So the P4's speaker isn't an issue. And the fan is a bit noisy, but it's easy to tune out. If you listen for it, you'll hear it, but I don't really notice it.
I'm not a huge fan of the operating system on it. For instance, if you use the USB stick and have 100 files in 10 folders, the menu just shows those 100 files. I like systems which keep my files in folders for easy navigation really handy if you're plugging in a 500GB external drive with several thousand files. Large drives are no problem for the P4, but sifting through thousands of files is more time consuming that clicking through 3 levels of folders.
Also, the on-screen display only seems to go away after you've hit the play button. If you hit the FF or RW button the display will stay on the screen, then you'll need to hit pause and play so the display will disappear. Perhaps there's a fix for this, I didn't call tech support because it doesn't bother me too much. Also, the FF and RW only goes forward in 7 minute increments, making it impractical to rewind to hear a line in a movie you couldn't understand. Also, the display doesn't read the time quite right. For a 2:14:00 movie, it lists the time as 2:134:00.
But I still give this unit 5 stars. Why? Because it's awesome at what it should be. A light and powerful projector that can be thrown in a backpack. I can hook up any other source (like my portable video drive with RCA-outs which behaves just like I like it to) and have a great little theatre. None of my previous projectors could play files, so the fact that this one does with some minor quirks, is like a bonus.
One thing I noticed when looking at Pico/Pocket/Portable projectors is that most don't list the size/weight of the plug-in adapter in the description, unless you really search for it and with many of the pocket projectors you get an adapter about the size of a laptop adapter, which to me makes it much less portable. With the P4 and some other Picos, the adapter is more the size of a cell phone adapter, which was the big draw for me.The P4, after research was the pico projector I decided to go with. It is surprisingly bright for its small size. The images are crisp and clear. I mainly use it to project movies from my laptop but it comes with Windows CE so if you're one to do presentations, with a USB mouse you can use the built in software to access word/powerpoint/excel. I have used an apple vga adapter to mirror my iphone 4S as well and it works brilliantly. I would definitely recommend this projector if you are in the market for a small, portable projector. After reading the reviews and seeing all the specs of the different pico projectors on the market, I decided to go with the P4.
In summary i am very pleased with the performance, it acts as advertised.
One problem tough, the mouse keeps appearing on the middle of the screen, even when it's not connected to the device. So you have the plug it every time to put the arrow aside.
In conclusion, it beats the competition by far. I recommend it!!This is perhaps one of the most amazing hi-tech 'gadgets' I have purchased. First, its size is remarkable and truly pocket-sized! But the real 'show' is indeed the super bright projection light produced by the unique combination of 3 LEDs. I already owned a full-size theater projector (Panasonic) and so my benchmark was pretty high. This device does everything the product ad or spec sheets say and then some! Folks are amazed at the quality of the color and smooth image (no screen-door grid) and its portable, super-micro size. Yes all the comments about some of the minor software flaws are there but one adapts to these minor irritants after a few days of use (i.e., unable to have folders for any sub-files -videos, pictures, music. Yes, the projector's audio is iffy, but I added a dynamite, portable 3-inch Altec Lansing battery speaker (model Orbit iM227) which really fills the room. I also order from Amazon the 3M fold-up, portable screen which offers table-top bright reflective surface. I preload my videos onto a 16GB Micro SDhc card. In a dark room, you can even project image on a white wall at an amazing 6 feet size and it displays quite nicely. Also I purchased the iPhone-iPad adapter plug from AAXA which works but can be spotty to connect if not plugged in snuggly (AAXA recommends no covers on your mobile devices as they interfer with plug connection). My only disappointment so far is not being able to display PDF documents as projector comes from box. Windows CE is built-in and not sure if Adobe has PDF reader for M/S CE OS. Also a pop-up stern warning is displayed if you want to enter built-in WinCE app. AAXA will does not provide tech support for CE mode. So, now after two months since purchased, I say this device just delights and amuses folks. Real fun is when you offer to display your photos or videos on the nearest wall or napkin at a restaurant table from your iPhone!!
Aside too from the fun use, business and professionals who do presentations and need graphic depictions of their offering would do well to try out this handy, and very reliable device as a presentation tool.
Fosmon Portable Mini Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard Controller with Built-In Touchpad for Tablets, Sma
Posted by
noodles
on Sunday, September 14, 2014
I'm giving it 3 for the good idea and 1 star for the quality and the workman ship of the item. If I knew this I would not bought it and look around more.
360 Degree Rotating Dual Layer Brown Leather Case with Smart Cover Function for iPad 2, iPad 3, and
Posted by
noodles
on Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Rapid Wall Home AC Charger for the Siemens SX56 Pocket PC Phone - uses Gomadic TipExchange Technolo
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, July 10, 2014
Palm Tungsten E Battery Replacement Kit with Installation Video, Tools, and Extended Life Battery.
Posted by
noodles
on Friday, July 4, 2014
- Guaranteed for One Full Year
- High Capacity 900 mAh 3.7V Battery
- Revives Your Palm Tungsten E
- Kit Comes with Tools and Video Instructions
- Kit Includes Everything you Need to Revive Your Palm Tungsten E
Now on to this product. The capacity of this product is much much (much) higher than the battery that shipped with the Palm Tungsten. The manufacturer of the battery included a DVD demonstrating (step by step) the battery removal and replacement procedure and a tool for prying open the case. The tool can also be used to pry the old battery from the PC board (it was glued). I watched it twice and then easily removed the old battery and soldered in the new battery.
Two caveats. 1) If you are not comfortable using a soldering iron then only buy this product if you know someone that is. 2)As in most modern printed circuit board-based products, the space in which yo will have to work is EXTREMELY limited. You will need good soldering techniques and a steady hand. I did find that once I got the product soldered in, the Palm booted right up.
Another caveat, it appears that the palm is not using FLASH but some sort of battery backed up storage. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ALL YOUR DATA BACKED UP ON A PC BEFORE STARTING THE REPLACEMENT PROCESS< AS YOU LOSE EVERYTHING WHEN YOU PULL THE OLD BATTERY OUT. But as soon as I hooked the Palm up to my PC, everything was reloaded.
Bottom line, as long as you are comfortable with a (low power) soldering iron and (rosin core) solder and have a steady hand and can work with a soldering iron in tight spaces, this is a great product for increasing the battery storage capacity of your Palm TungstenI got the new battery in and now have a dead palm. I don't know if it was my installation or the battery, but I'm not happy.The instructional video was essential in order to do this replacement correctly. I was able to reattach it my melting the existing solder on the board. Case snapped back together with ease. So far so good. The Palm is working again.Installed as advertised. The CD gave perfect instructions. Fortunately I have a small solder iron. Four minutes out and in. Working perfectly.People who buy this replacement battery should be aware that RIM did not make it easy to do the replacement. For one thing, you have to buy a soldering iron on top of the cost of the battery and tools which are sold by independent suppliers.
PDair V01 Black Leather Case for Samsung Galaxy S II GT-i9100
Posted by
noodles
on Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Digipower Mizco Digipower USB Travel AC Power Adapter For Notebooks Mobile Devices 1A 5V DC
Posted by
noodles
on Sunday, May 11, 2014
Zagg LeatherSkin for iPad 2, Black
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, May 5, 2014
rooCASE Super Bubble Neoprene (Red / Black) Sleeve Case for Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex 1.5TB Ultra-po
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, April 10, 2014
LapGear 45303 Multi-Purpose Jumbo LapDesk
Posted by
noodles
on Sunday, April 6, 2014
To me it's the best of all possible worlds. It's surprisingly sturdy yet also quite light. It's got room for my 15" laptop and could easily accomodate a 17" model without a problem. It's got two padded cushions on the bottom, one slightly thicker than the other so it slants upward as it sits on your lap, just right for a book or PC.
The really great thing about it is the set of zippered pouches on the bottom. They have plenty of room for pens, a mouse, sticky note pads, etc. It also has two deep crevices on top near the handle that can hold tons of writing instruments or whatever. The pouches have Velcro strips to hold them against the bottom of the board, but they can hang down if you prefer. Whoever designed this item put some real thought into it.
Unfortunately the picture here on Amazon doesn't show the top of the board. That's a shame, because it really should be seen from both sides to be appreciated. I heartily recommend it to anyone looking for a great lap desk.I needed a lap desk for my 17" laptop. This one has filled the bill.
It it comfortable. It has room for my 17" laptop PLUS a mousepad. There is zippered storage underneath where I can keep my mouse and cords when I travel. There are 2 deep organizers on top for pads, pens, cell phone, etc.
I am very picky about how I want things to be, so the fact I am pleased with it speaks volumes.
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When I was first looking at lap desks to put my computer on while working in bed, I found one, but it was out of stock. So, when looking at this one, I thought that it was very similar and had the same features as the other. However, I am a bit disappointed because it doesn't offer the two built-in mouse pads on the left and right of it. Plus, the picture online is the underside of it--how much help is that? Overall, I am glad that I purchased it, but it wasn't really what I was expecting. It doesn't have a grip pad on the surface, so if you are trying to work on anything besides your laptop, it can be annoying, because whatever you are reading or working on slides towards to you. But if you wouldn't mind it, then you will find it acceptable. To its credit I must say that the pillows on the underneath side sit on your legs very comfortably, and the pockets are sort of a bonus. When the desk is right side up, the pockets are good places to put pens, discs, flash drives, or anything that is not bigger than two baseballs. Also, the surface of it has two miniature pockets built in it, and I have found them helpful for storing pens, post-it notes, flash drives or MP3 players. Another good thing that this desk has is the ability to keep the computer from overheating.Read Best Reviews of LapGear 45303 Multi-Purpose Jumbo LapDesk Here
I bought this lap desk for my high school age offspring that likes to do homework while flopped on the bed. His regular desk gets very little use these days.This lap desk was just the right thing. It has a fairly large surface, so he can have both a textbook and a paper on at the same time. He particularly likes the little beanbag padded bumpers on the bottom. They make it comfortable and non-slippery to keep it placed against his legs; no matter what strange position he is utilizing. He had been using a clipboard to write on before I got the lap desk for him and this is 1000% better.
I threw it in the car and he was able to get his homework done while in motion very easily. It is also good for doing homework while in a waiting room at the medical center.
The lap desk is surprisingly lightweight.
He has not used the little pockets underneath but it is nice to know he could stash his pens or calculator or computer mouse and keep them from disappearing.
There are two little depressions on the top to put small items in. Like a pencil or paper clips.
This lap desk was a birthday present for him and thus far it is the favorite present he received. It definitely has had the most use.
The only change I would make to it is to make one of the little depressions on top the proper shape to be a cup holder. The other long enough to hold pens instead of both being long. It would make it more flexible for different types of situations.
Still, I'll give it top marks. It is a great desk at a great price.
I have uploaded 3 top views. I hope they help.
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I got this today, and I am already in love with it! It easily accommodates my 15" laptop with enough room to use a mouse effectively. The underside of the desk, which is displayed in the photo, has lap pads which are comfortable and conform to your lap. The shield, which covers the bottom of the desk, does a great job of blocking the heat from your lap. I've had my laptop on the desk now for two hours, and I don't feel any heat at all. When I place my hand underneath the desk, it feels sightly warm. If you've sat with a laptop on your lap for any length of time, you already know how hot and uncomfortable it can become. This definitely solves that problem and helps to keep the laptop from overheating, and the fan from running continuously.The lapdesk also provides a sturdy, level, and non-slip surface for the laptop. The desk does not have built in mouse pads, but I'm currently using my wireless mouse on it without one, and it works fine and does not slide around on its own when I set it on the desk. The pockets on the bottom are bigger than how they look in the photo. My mouse fits into a pocket and removes easily, and there's enough room to accommodate a cord if needed. The pockets are in the recessed area created by the lap pads so there's enough room for the desk to sit flat on a table with the mouse stored in the pocket. You could also fit a calculator in a pocket and store zip drives or other needed items.
I think this is a great affordable product that will meet the needs of most people looking for a desk to work on to keep the heat off their legs. It's a versatile product that can be used when writing, reading magazines, or even a small table if you want a quick snack while watching tv, and it's worthy of recommendation!
Defender Heavy Military-Duty Style Series Case with Holster for Samsung Note 2 N7100 (Yellow Blue)
Posted by
noodles
on Friday, April 4, 2014
The seller was quick in shipping but in my opinion clearly infringing on Griffin Survivor cases and intentionally trying to trick potential buyers into thinking its the real deal.It's not a military case the Robber is thin and it doesn't fit properly all around ,not that secure, Not quite what I expected to be . I have a IPad 2, and I have a military case heavy duty case on it ,and it's nothing like it. My iPad2 military case Is hard heavy duty rubber and secure , it doesn't compare.
Belkin PDA KEYBOARD (G700) ( F8P3502 )
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, February 27, 2014
- An ideal performance upgrade from Cat5 cabling in your 100Base-T or Gigabit Ethernet network.
- Ensures clean and clear transmissions.
- Snagless-type moldings.
There's a full row of numbers across the top. And the space bar is unbroken (unlike the Palm Ultrathin keyboard which splits the space bar into two). The only gripe I have with the keyboard layout is the right shift key, which is very small and out to the right (just beyond the up/down and left/right navigation keys), which I sometimes miss-hit when I'm typing very quickly.
The unit is very compact when completely folded. It's not quite as thin (or as cool looking) as the new Palm Ultrathin keyboard, but it is much sleeker than the original Palm keyboard (which now seems clunky by comparison).
If you're looking for one keyboard to do it all -have a real row of numbers and be extremely portable this unit from Belkin is a very good choice!
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I just received this keyboard for my palm t3 and it works great. however, there is just 1 issue that would make this perfect, at least for me. The spacebar could have been more centered than it's now. looking at the keyboard, there is really no reason why the "alt" key needs to be on the right of space bar, which is pushing the spacebar towards the left. if they had just put the "alt" key to the left, it would have been perfect as i noticed that tapping on the spacebar on the extreme right edge (due to the fact that it's left bias and I'm using my right thumb) sometimes misses the actual space character.Read Best Reviews of Belkin PDA KEYBOARD (G700) ( F8P3502 ) Here
If any of you value your sanity or life, stay AWAY!! I got this for Christmas. I was happy because my friend had one and it worked fine for him. Lucky for him, not for me. It didn't work with the drivers that came with it. I had to download the driver from Belkin's site to get it to even recognize that there was a keyboard there. Now, whenever I press a button once, it fills the entire screen with that key. WITH ONLY ONE PRESS. I figured that I might be missing something so I contacted their technical support. A week later I got an email saying I should just download the drivers from the site and not use the one that came with it. They won't take it back or anything, if I ever meet the president of Belkin.......Protective Vinyl Skin Decal Cover for Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Tablet 10" sticker skins Crimson Trip
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, February 24, 2014
Proporta Aluminium Lined Leather Case Cover Sleeve Pouch for HTC Sensation With Lifetime Warranty
Posted by
noodles
on Thursday, February 20, 2014
MERKURY M-KDP100 Amazon(R) Kindle (TM) Screen Shield (Fits Kindle (TM) DX)
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, December 2, 2013
GTMax White 3.5mm Retractable Stereo Audio Male to Male Cable(5 Pack) For Apple iPhone 4 /Apple iPa
Posted by
noodles
on Tuesday, September 17, 2013
- Brand new GTMax Accessories.Quantity:5
- Retractable designed prevent tangled cable mess.
- Extend the cord with your desired length.
- Connectors: 3.5mm Male to 3.5mm Male.
Unlocked Huawei E586E 3G GSM HSPA+ 21 Mbps Mobile Broadband Router Hot Spot
Posted by
noodles
on Saturday, September 7, 2013
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In the US, it works adequately, but not internationally. I get 2G at best, which is useless for my IT requirements. This may reflect more on the systems of other countries than the device itself, however. I have spoken to others with the same opinion on any of these devices.This is a pretty slick little device, but tried Claro and Movistar 3g without success. Connects 2g EDGE, but that is way too slow. Had high hopes as both of these companies sell other Huawei devices. Movistar in another country sold this very device at one time. Part of the gamble of trying new devices here I guess. Will try it in the states when I get back.Want Unlocked Huawei E586E 3G GSM HSPA+ 21 Mbps Mobile Broadband Router Hot Spot Discount?
Takuda.Com expedited the shipment and the WI-FI router arrived much sooner than I expected. I also found that the device shipped was the latest hardware version of the device, which was also unexpected. Quad-band (850-900-1800-1900 and 2100 MHz this unit will work almost every country that I visit.Li-Ion Battery for Dell Axim X50 / X50v
Posted by
noodles
on Saturday, August 31, 2013
rooCASE 3n1 Executive Portfolio (Red) Leather Case Cover with Landscape and Portrait View / Anti-Gl
Posted by
noodles
on Monday, August 5, 2013
The screen protector is matte and picks up fingerprints. You can easily wipe it off with a cloth, but you'd need something to remove the oils from your fingers. Partly for this reason, I often use a stylus with the iPad. Putting it on was a pain, as the "sticky" side attracted all kinds of dust in the room. However, you can lift it and try again, but I found that it got worse each time I tried to clean it and try again. I liked that the screen protector came with 2 removable layers--one on top of the non-sticky surface so that you can scrape out the bubbles without scratching or damaging the film, and one on the sticky surface.
As useful and great as the case and screen protector are, the stylus is another story. I found it rather useless. After using the stylus for a week, the rubber tip came off. I put it back on, and it came off again, again and again. The rubber tip is also too long, so it drags when you try to write on it. Frustrated with it, I bought the Targus Executive Stylus and Pen and the Bluecell 3-pack styli, all of which are much better when it comes to ease of writing and durability.Dyed leather it's not always pretty, but they certainly dyed this one as perfect as possible, the color is gorgeous and uniform. The sewing and the finished it's perfect, it doesn't have one loose thread and the zipper seems that's going to last.This is a very nice case. A very vibrant red. An eye catcher for sure. Has an executive look also. Multiple compliments, everyone wants to know where I've gotten it. I like that you that you can remover it from the zipper case to hold in hand alone. For sure would order again.

