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Verbatim Tough-'N'-Tiny USB Drive

Posted 04/20/2010 at 10:09am | by Ray Aguilera

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It wasn’t that long ago that we burned files onto CD-Rs and were amazed by their gargantuan 702MB of storage. But even they seem antiquated now--we routinely carry around several gigabytes of data in our pockets on USB flash drives. Verbatim’s new line of Tough–’n’-Tiny drives takes flash drives to the next level of shrunkeness, reducing them to a speck of plastic and embedded electronics that seems barely big enough to fit into a USB port.

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Roth Music Cocoon MC4

Posted 04/19/2010 at 10:52am | by Paul Curthoys

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Like X-ray glasses and sea monkeys, vacuum tubes are the stuff of 1950s pulp-fiction cool. They even glow in the dark! And it turns out that they can improve the sound of modern digital music--if you stick with high-quality, lossless files, that is.

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Bluelounge Refresh

Posted 04/16/2010 at 2:34pm | by Susie Ochs

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In my ongoing quest to never again leave the house without my iPhone, I’ve tried to adopt the zealous-organizer habit of using a landing strip inside my front door. This island of unclutteredness is supposed to give me a place to stash my can’t-forget-’ems--I’m thinking the modern trinity of keys, wallet, and phone, or anything essential that regularly hitches a ride in my pocket. Once I’ve fully trained myself to deposit those items there without fail, I’ll be more apt to remember to take them every time I leave. And avoid running around searching for my keys while the carpool idles outside and considers leaving my lagging behind… well, behind.

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Armpocket Sport 20

Posted 04/14/2010 at 8:09am | by jamor

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Fanny packs may have gone the way of mom jeans, but while they were in vogue, they were pretty darn useful. The modern equivalent is the Armpocket Sport 20, a Velcro-strapped pouch that enables you to carry your iPod touch or iPhone and other small items on your arm when you’re working out or just traveling light.

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Yamaha EPH-30

Posted 04/13/2010 at 10:06am | by Ray Aguilera

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Great-sounding headphones that don’t cost an arm and a leg are kind of like aliens--you’re pretty sure they’re out there somewhere, but they’re really hard to find. Yamaha’s EPH-30 earbuds should come packaged like a flying saucer--they offer a terrific listening experience at an affordable price.

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Nikon Coolpix S1000pj

Posted 04/12/2010 at 10:35am | by Zack Stern

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A dozen new kinds of point-and-shoot cameras flood electronics stores each year, and that’s often just from a single company. To distinguish itself, Nikon took an interesting approach with its Coolpix S1000pj. Instead of focusing on pictures, this camera shines--literally. It can project photos and movies on a wall so everyone can see them. We like the concept and had fun presenting instant vacation slideshows while still traveling. But the average quality of both its photos and its projection make this camera purely a technoholic’s toy. Discerning photographers and home buyers on a budget should think twice.

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iWork for iPad

Posted 04/09/2010 at 2:06pm | by jamor

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The iPad isn't just a big toy, dig? Yes, it's an amazing e-reader and rocks for watching videos, but it's very possible to get some work done with the iPad too. Apple's iWork productivity suite has been redesigned for the iPad, with Keynote, Pages, and Numbers available in the App Store for $9.99 each. These apps let you create documents that can be synced to your Macs and shared via iWork.com, although if you're familiar with the Mac versions of these apps, there are constraints you're bound to hit quickly.

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Tech Journalists Unpack Their New Toys -- Um, iPads

Posted 04/01/2010 at 6:01am | by J.R. Bookwalter

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Nothing gets tech-heads fired up like a little unboxing video of the latest and greatest gadget. Well, sit back and enjoy, my friends, because we have not one but two such videos for you to see today!

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Apple Aperture 3

Posted 03/30/2010 at 2:02pm | by Zack Stern

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Last year, photographers interested in Apple’s software had to choose between Aperture, a pro-level image organizer and editor, and its farm-club counterpart, iPhoto ’09. It was a tough decision because power users needed the editing tools in Aperture but were tempted by Faces, Places, and other iPhoto-only tricks. Aperture 3 rebalances the roster, adding those iPhoto functions while also juicing up with high-end tools like Brushes. It’s an impressive update, and Aperture’s streamlined, iPhoto-esque interface welcomes intermediates while meeting the demands of power users.

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Yurtopia Yurbuds

Posted 03/25/2010 at 9:41am | by Ray Aguilera

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iPods are fantastic, but the most important part of any mobile music experience is the earbuds or headphones that you connect to your device. Plenty of people are happy to use the stock Apple iPod earbuds, but many are less than thrilled by their sound quality--or the fact that those hard plastic ’buds aren’t the most comfortable things to stick in your ears. Yurbuds are soft rubber eartips meant to work with your existing phones, offering better fit and improved performance.

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