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GagaFactory Radio Gaga

Posted 03/02/2010 at 10:34am | by Adam Berenstain

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Internet radio offers options well beyond the powers of old-fashioned broadcasting, but something’s still missing--that’s because many music apps don’t go the extra mile themselves to let you record internet-radio streams. Radio Gaga plays and records thousands of stations, but the more you try to do with it, the more you’ll only hear static.

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Pentax K-7

Posted 03/01/2010 at 10:55am | by jamor

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Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night can keep the new 14.6MP Pentax K-7 down--tight weather seals and low noise at high ISOs ensure that if you have the chops, this camera will deliver no matter what the conditions. The K-7 retains much of the great feature set of its predecessor, the K-20 (5 out of 5 stars, Dec/08), with a few additions. It now sports a brilliant 3-inch LCD viewscreen, 5.2-frames-per-second continuous shooting, 1/8000-second shutter speed, and a whisper-quiet shutter. Its innards are protected by a weather-resistant body, and HD video capture has been added. All fine improvements.

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Sanho HyperMac External Battery

Posted 03/01/2010 at 10:49am | by Paul Curthoys

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Sure, the unibody MacBooks have longer-lasting batteries. But for many, those improvements came at too high a cost--no swapping of spare batteries can be a lethal limitation. But for the folks at Sanho, it presented a dreamy business opportunity, and their line of batteries delivers the plug-and-go power that many of you crave, though you’ll pay a premium for it.

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Logitech Harmony 900

Posted 02/26/2010 at 2:00pm | by Zack Stern

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Our entertainment-center remotes are like tribbles; they look warm and welcoming at first, but we swear they keep multiplying to the point of overrunning the living room. We spend more time swapping between clickers than actually pressing buttons… so we’ve replaced them all with a single, universal device: Logitech’s Harmony 900. And it does more than just duplicate the original remotes’ controls--it adds new features. We had one significant setup problem, but after we corrected the issue, the Harmony 900 excelled.

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Google Nexus One

Posted 02/25/2010 at 5:19am | by Roberto Baldwin

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Hot on the heels of the Motorola Droid release, Google entered the mobile-phone market full-bore with its HTC-built Nexus One. Sporting the Android 2.1 OS, the first official Google phone has been deemed magical enough to be sold exclusively by the search giant and can only be purchased directly from the big G’s online store--with or without a calling plan.

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G-Technology G Drive

Posted 02/24/2010 at 10:36am | by Ray Aguilera

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Despite our constant exposure to tech gear, we’re always amazed at the advances in storage. We still fondly remember floppy disks of the 3.5- and 5.25-inch varieties--yes, the ones that held a single megabyte or so at best. These days, we all expect to have hundreds of gigabytes of storage in our machines, but that doesn’t mean external drives aren’t a must-have. G-Technology’s G Drive brings high-speed, high-capacity storage to your desktop, and it’s clad in a slick design that will look right at home with the rest of your equipment.

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iRingPro Origin, Tek, and Zen

Posted 02/13/2010 at 11:16am | by Susie Ochs

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If you’ve ever found yourself diving for your phone to silence an embarrassingly juvenile ringtone (mine is a Guns N’ Roses song, but I don’t embarrass easily), iRingPro can keep you from being “that guy.” Sure, you could just use one of the iPhone’s 25 packed-in ringtones, but how generic is that? iRingPro’s Origin, Tek, and Zen collections offer ringtones of sophisticated taste and style. But they’re more than just nifty sounds--they’re thoughtfully designed for the needs of the iPhone user, who, let’s face it, is used to a top-notch experience all around.

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Booq Python Blur & Boa Flow XL

Posted 02/10/2010 at 7:44pm | by Florence Ion

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Sometimes, a petite little thing of a bag just doesn’t get the job done. For instance, photographers and videographers are often burdened with the strenuous chore of hauling around lots of bulky gear. Most backpacks and laptop bags are unable to hold the mountain of cables, memory cards, cameras, compact discs, manuals, small children, pets, snacks, and other sorted equipment it takes to get the job done. Fortunately, Booq laptop bags provide the kind of support you needs to comfortably transport anything without breaking your back.

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Cocoatech Path Finder

Posted 02/09/2010 at 2:05pm | by Ray Aguilera

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Your Mac’s Finder is probably one of the last things you ever think about. It’s just kind of there, doing pretty much the same stuff it always has. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement. Path Finder from Cocoatech takes Finder’s basic functions and adds in tons of new features that will appeal to average users and Mac geeks alike.

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Logitech Squeezebox Radio

Posted 02/08/2010 at 10:57am | by Zack Stern

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Great design is often about subtracting unneeded elements. Logitech has taken the opposite approach, building up the Squeezebox Radio from a bucket of buttons and features like a child trying to attach every last Mr. Potatohead part. As we navigated clunky menus and pecked at the various controls, we were disappointed with many aspects of this music streamer. But after we got it going, the Squeezebox Radio did a good job of booming out an unlimited supply of tunes and talk in spite of its misfires.

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