- Non-OEM Stylus for Barnes and Noble NOOKcolor Nook Color eBook Reader
- Ultra Responsive Capacitive Stylus that Works with All Touch Screen
- Lightweight Aluminum Pen Body that Weighs: Regular Stylus 0.4 oz and 114 mm Length; Ultra Mini Stylus 0.2 oz and 48 mm Length
- Conevenient Cap Attachment to 3.5mm Audio Jack.
- Available in Black, Silver and Red. Search: rooCASE Ultra Mini Capacitive Stylus NOOKcolor
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Saturday, August 30, 2014
rooCASE Capacitive and Ultra Mini Capacitive (Red) Stylus for Barnes and Noble NOOKcolor Nook Color
Friday, August 8, 2014
Slim Flip PU Leather Case / Cover For Google Nexus 7 - Red Color
- Fit for Google Nexus 7
- Made of faux crocodile leather
- Protect your Reader/Tablet from Scratches, Dust & Shocks during daily use
- Lightweight and Stylish, Comfortable to use
- Color: Red - 4 More colors available; Model Number: #9943#-1
Sunday, June 22, 2014
BoxWave Dell Streak Pro D43 Sketching Capacitive Stylus - Pencil-Shaped Dell Streak Pro D43 Capaciti
- Works on all capacitive touch screen devices
- Pencil-shaped design for optimal pen-like functionality
- Durable and solid aluminum construction
- Available in Gold, Jet Black, Metallic Silver, Olive Green, Scarlet Red, and Super Blue color
Oh and the reel does stop working if you pull the wire too hard. Like if it gets caught on something because it's swinging around.
Friday, May 16, 2014
DELL AXIM X51 X51V X50 X50V STANDARD BATTERY COVER
- Back Door / Cover
Saturday, April 19, 2014
Motorola KRZR K1 (Page Plus)
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- Iconic ultra-thin clamshell form factor with precision detailing and premium materials within a distinctive metallic gloss front finish
- Built-in 1.3-megapixel digital camera with video capture and playback (H.263 / MPEG4)
- Convenient and innovative touch sensor music controls on the exterior to access music-on-demand services and the enhanced music player for music listening on-the-go
Do not like the basic phone options available to me now and do not want to pay an additional $30.00 for a droid phone with a lot of apps I will never use.
Just need a good heavy, well made phone. This phone is capable of web browsing and downloading and texting etc. but I never used those features, but it lasted a long time and my husband has the same phone. We love it.
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This is the best phone if you are looking for a just basic features like making/receiving calls, storing the contacts, and more. I have been using this phone for more than six months and have no complaints and instead I only have compliments. If you are looking for some high-tech stuff like internet, wi-fi this is not the phone for you. External display is cool with timer and incoming calls. One thing what I have noticed is about Motorola Phones is that the bar styled and flip styled phones work good than other kinds.No doubt I highly recommend this product.
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I got this phone because i don't like a lot of today's phones like Iphones, Droids and blackberry's. I was looking for a good looking traditional flip phone with many capabilities that the latest flip phones had. I know that the Razor was a popular phone that had high tech capabilities, being that the KRZR was basically the newer more attractive looking Razor phone i though it would have all of those things. This phone has nothing special, it does not have the options to change your menu scheme, The sounds that you record you can't set them as ring tones, You can't hear the things you record very well unless i am doing something wrong but i doubt that. Video is bad it only records up to about 35 seconds, if i am having to pay for a memory card in addition i expect to be able to record more than just 35 seconds, however i'm not sure if that is all based on what size the GB of the card is. Mine is 2GB. There is nothing special about this phone. It only looks good. I was not expecting a iphone in a flip phone but i was expecting a little more than what this phone has. They say this phone is red but looks more orange to me.. a copper red orange and the front mirror plate is straight up orange making the overall look of the phone orange. It is not as red as it seems in the pictures. If your looking for good looks and high capability in a flip phone this is not the phone you want to get. Unfortunately, cell phone makers don't add style, good looks and high features and capability all in one phone. So you will have to compromise if your a flip phone lover like myself. I may just send this phone back and conform to the ugly Iphone,Droid or Blackberry phones like everyone else has today.Want Motorola KRZR K1 (Page Plus) Discount?
very good phone arrived very quickly but just did not have the plastic cap where the battery is charged, but everything is very good thanks for everything..gracias por tododid not like this phone the battery cover would not stay onthe phone would not come on through my phone service.
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Daffodil IPC812B Silicone Cover Case for Apple iPad - Black
- Good quality cover case for Apple iPad
- Stylish pattern made from Silicone material
- Compatible with Apple iPad, all buttons and ports remain accesible
- Easy to slip on and easy to remove
- Designed to protect your iPad from scuffs and scratches
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
HP iPAQ H3100, iPAQ H3600, iPAQ H3700 battery
- Capacity: 1700mAh
- Brand New
- Replacement Battery
Friday, December 27, 2013
PDair V01 Black Leather Case for HTC Rezound
HiRO H50064 3-In-1 2.4GHz WiFi Presenter with Laser Pointer and Wireless Mouse (H50064)
- 3-In-1 Multi-Functions Implemented into a Single Device: One Control for PowerPoint Presentation, Laser Pointer, Wireless Mouse Functions Ergonomic Design & Compact Size: Easy to Use like a Normal Wireless Mouse Extended Remote Distance up to 328 ft
- Ensure Interference-FREE Control No Need for any Additional Personal Assistance No Need to Aim at the USB Receiver
- Mac Compatible, No Driver Required even with the Dated Windows 98 2nd Edition: Can be Transferred/Used on any Mac & PC Frequency Range: 2.4 ~ 2.483 GHz Remote Range (Approximate): Indoor - 100 ft/30 m; Outdoor - 328 ft/100 m
- Laser Specification: Semiconductor Laser Wavelength: 650 nm Emission Duration: Continuous Output Power: < 0.95?W Operating Voltage: Presenter - 2.4~3.3 V; Laser - 2.6~3.3 V
- Output Power: < 1mW Normal Power Consumption: Presenter Active: < 10mA Laser Operation: < 20mA Sleep Mode: <10?A Power Source: 2x AAA Batteries
Sunday, December 22, 2013
rooCASE Capacitive and Ultra Mini Capacitive (Black) Stylus for HTC EVO 4G / HD2 / Hero / Imagio / I
- Non-OEM Stylus for HTC EVO 4G / HD2 / Hero / Imagio / Incredible / Pure / Tilt2 / MyTouch 3G Slide
- Ultra Responsive Capacitive Stylus that Works with All Touch Screen
- Lightweight Aluminum Pen Body that Weighs: Regular Stylus 0.4 oz and 114 mm Length; Ultra Mini Stylus 0.2 oz and 48 mm Length
- Conevenient Cap Attachment to 3.5mm Audio Jack.
- Available in Black, Silver and Red. Search: rooCASE Ultra Mini Capacitive Stylus EVO 4G
Friday, November 22, 2013
Y Keyboard Cover for MacBook Air and Pro - Purple Checkerboard (CB-M-Purple)
- Designed to enhance the look of your Unibody MacBook/Air/Pro.
- Soft, ultra-thin, and washable.
- CAPS LOCK visible in see-thru area.
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This is a great product. It was sent to me quickly, packed well, and very easy to place over my existing keyboard. It it seamlessly and doesn't hinder my typing at all! They keys aren't sticky like some of the other brands, but this thin protector does it's job. A bonus is that the backlights on my MacBookPro can still be seen through the clear material. I use it everyday.Monday, November 4, 2013
Retractable Car Charger for LG Rumor2 LX265, Xenon GR500, Versa VX9600, Wine UX280, Secret CF750, VX
- Recharge on the go by harnessing power from your car with a cigarette lighter adapter
- Features an intelligent IC chip that prevents overcharging and overheating
- With its tangle-free wire it is very easy to put away
- The wire is 100% retractable
All-in-all, it does what it was intended to do, and the cable retraction is a nice touch.
Friday, November 1, 2013
Motorola KRZR K1M (Dark Grey) with 1.3 Megapixel- Camera - Bluetooth Capable - (Silver) 1XEVDO CDMA
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- Built-in 1.3-megapixel digital camera with video capture and playback (H.263 / MPEG4)
- Bluetooth Class 2 technology, Over-the-Air Synchronization (OTA), and Mobile Phone Tools for wireless convenience
- EV-DO technology for high-speed data transmission with WAP 2.0 compliant browser
The phone works great, not a scratch on it. It's much better than my old one and I didn't even realize my music keys didn't work like they were supposed to until I used my new phone. How could I have done better, thanks Ecom!THIS PHONE WAS A GOOD STARTER PHONE FOR MY TEENAGE SON. HE SEEMED TO BE ABLE TO USE IT WELL.This is NOT a Verizon phone. It is a SPRINT phone. The company told me on 9/14/2012 after I received mine and tried to connect to Verizon. Phone was purchased from Phone Etc.(Coldwater LLC)
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Zoom 4314 Bluetooth Thumbnail Size Class 1 USB Adapter - USB - 3Mbps - Bluetooth 2.1
- USB CLASS1 CLASS2 CLASS3
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I am thrilled with this adapter. It is the full retail version not some non-OEM knock-off that does not include any software or drivers (and trust me you need the drivers & software to get all the features working) like many other sellers are pushing for a few bucks. This is the real deal and includes a copy of Bluesoleil BT management software which is dialed in for this adapter.This adapter works great with my Motorola S805 BT Stereo Headset. It works fine with Skype as well as streaming audio to the headset. One caveat is that you need to remember if your BT device is not a Class 1 device then your range will be less for VOIP or other audio input needs. I can LISTEN to audio for almost the full 100m with no walls in between. But transmitting back to the system stops after about 20'-30' indoors. I can live fine with that range. But just remember the limiting factor is always going to be the device with the shortest transmission range.
My only concern is losing the darned thing!! It is teeeeeny which is GREAT it stays out of the way on my laptop.
Amazingly quick to ship...had it almost "before the check cleared"...;) Works like a charm with my Motorola S805 BT Stereo Headset.I bought this and had a lot of issues with the driver under Windows XP. I used it to interface my desktop to some Sony headphones. When I turned on my headphones, it was about 50 / 50 that the driver would correctly switch from speakers to the headphones. A big PITA. When I upgraded my OS to Windows 7, it became rare that I could get the headphones to work at all. If you go to the Zoom (Blue Soleil) website to find an updated driver, they will offer to sell you new expensive software.
Rather than spend more money on this just to get a decent driver, I instead bought a Medialink USB adapter. That product has worked perfectly every time under Windows 7. I would advise you to buy the Medialink adapter.
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I would recommend this as the it is Class 1 rating and will improve the range of transmission/reception of the Bluetooth signals.I bought this to work with my Turtle Beach PX5 headset. In general the product works, just not quite acceptably. I'm able to use it with my headset and my Logitech DiNovo Keyboard.My biggest complaint is that it "loses" my keyboard signal from time to time (it's already happened twice while typing this review). I'll be using my touchpad, or typing and the cursor will freeze, then after a second or two, all the keys come rushing back. This happens quite frequently, like every couple of minutes. I did not have this problem when I was using by bluetooth adapter that came with the keyboard.
I switched to the Zoom bluetooth adapter because the dongles would "battle it out" for signals and the Zoom would often overwhelm the Logitech Class 1 receiver. Also, the Logitech dongle would interfere with the headset and I would hear static.
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Protective Decal Skin Sticker for Verizon Nokia 7705 Twist case cover twist-246
- A revolutionary way to customize your device with Supper durable Ultra high gloss finish vinyl skin & High resolution digital printing with photo quality!
- Precision cut to fit your device, scratch resistant protective shields with high-quality vinyl.
- Supper easy to apply, with EASY Apply technology feature air bubble FREE in the application.
- Non permanent adhesive allow easy peel off & leave NO sticky residue behind.
- Thin enough to maintain compatibility with most accessories; tough enough to absorb the minor abuse from daily use.
Monday, September 23, 2013
rooCASE Super Bubble Neoprene Sleeve Case for Acer AC700 Chromebook 11.6-Inch Laptop (Black / Dark B
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Wacom Intuos2 4 x 5 - Mouse, digitizer, stylus - 5 x 4 in - electromagnetic - 3 button(s) - wired -
This may have had something to do with the fact that I'd never used one! They had Intuos tablets at my skool, I knew about them, but I never really bothered with them, or with Painter. I always felt like it was simpler to paint with paint and scan it for illustration work. I was keepin it real. I figured Painter was for people who didn't want to get their hands dirty. And as far as Intuos compatibility with other programs like Illustrator, Photoshop, etc, I was used to using the mouse and OK with it, so again, why bother.
However, a couple friends from skool started using Intuos tablets with Painter. Once I saw prints of some of their paintings, and realized that they were totally digital, I had to admit I was impressed. Clearly Painter was developed by people who had a real understanding of the way paint acts, not to mention chalk, ink, pencil, airbrush, crayon, watercolor, etc.
The thing is, you definitely DO need a tablet and stylus to take advantage of it. I started using Painter with the mouse, and right away I realized the extent of that problem. Painter 7 and up includes mouse-compatibility technology that supposedly allows for variation in pressure, etc, but it's still an awkward and clunky way to go. You can make it work, but you're handicapped from the start, and your results will be limited. I can't imagine that anybody would want to work that way. You need the stylus.
I went ahead and bought a 4x5 Intuos. Well, first of all, the small size isn't that big of a deal. You technically only have the 4x5 space to work on, but the fact that you can zoom in and out and move your canvas around on the screen makes this a non-issue in practice. It would be nice to have a larger working space, but I suppose I'll live.
They talk about "1,024 degrees of pressure-sensitivity" (or whatever) all over the box. That means nothing to anybody, but using is believing. Once I got the knack of the tablet (which does take a while it's not as intuitive as you might think, it's an acquired skill), I was amazed at how exquisite it really is. Different pressures, different angles, everything behaves as you would expect real media to behave; and it's (almost) as expressive, because you're using it the same way your marks are simply being recorded digitally rather than by pushing matter across a surface. You also have the convenience (within Painter) of being able to change paint color, brush type and size, "paper" type and color, and practically every other variable conceivable to the artist, all "at the click of a button" (like a 50's TV spot). From the point of view of professional illustration, this sort of thing is invaluable.
All I've done so far is talk about Intuos with Painter, but to me that's it's main application. The other one that sticks out is Illustrator and/or Freehand, et al. As you may know, actual "drawing" with the mouse in this program can be mad retarded difficult. The stylus makes it more natural. Same thing in Flash, etc, and 3D apps like Maya, for the same reason. Oh, and of course Photoshop in which I've used it mainly in making precise selections.
Anyway, here ends my valentine. I know I sound like I'm employed by Wacom, which I hate...lol...but I do really like this stylus/tablet thingy.[[ WHAT I LIKE ABOUT IT ]]
I have a very small desk, so the 4x5 dimensions of this tablet was just the right size for me. The installation tok 10 minutes to set up; it was easy. I really like the "omake" software that it came with. Painter Classic and Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 make up a major part of the bundle. The former lets you create art that look like watercolours/oils, and the latter is great for final touchups.
The pen is light and small. I'm a woman, with a small hand; I really like how the pen fits in my hand.
[[ WHAT I DON'T LIKE ]]
The mouse is superfluous: since the mouse only registers when it touches the tablet--and since your tablet is only 4 x5 (about the size of a hard-cover book)--you are not left with much elbow space. I used the mouse once, and then put it back in the box.
I would recommend the official version, over the second-hand ones you can find on EBay. First of all, the sellers on eBay are greedy. The normal asking price is hardly less than the official version. Second, the official version comes with a lifetime guarantee.
BTW, I am NOT a professional graphics artist. I use my tablet to make desktop wallpapers for myself and my friends, to do some art, extract images on PSP 7, etc. For my purposes, I am quite happy with this tablet!I will never go back to using a mouse. Tablets are so much more natural, and don't cause as much carpal tunnel syndrome. Highly recommended for everyone.I have had my Intuos2 now for 2 years. And as of today, it has ceased functioning twice. I had to send it back to Wacom the first time for this SAME problem: my tablet stops receiving a signal from my pen... the orange light blinks erratically to green and back when I drag the pen across the surface, rather than staying green. I'm getting tired of having a $300 drawing tool that I have to pay to ship back and get fixed simply from normal use each year.
Sunday, August 4, 2013
rooCASE Neoprene Netbook Sleeve Case Cover for Lenovo ThinkPad X120e 05962RU 11.6-Inch Notebook (Inv
- Non-OEM Case for Lenovo ThinkPad X120e 05962RU 11.6-Inch Notebook
- Water Resistant Neoprene SlipCase. (Netbook NOT Included)
- Invisible Zipper Line for a Touch of Simple Elegance. Tri-pocket design for netbook and accessories. x2 memory card slots.
- Accessory Pocket for AC Adapter Charger, Mouse and Other Accssories.
- Available in Black, Dark Blue, Magenta and Red. Search: rooCASE Netbook Dual-Pocket Lenovo ThinkPad X120e 05962RU 11.6-Inch Notebook
Friday, July 5, 2013
Apple iMac Desktop with 17" M9168LL/A (1.25-GHz PowerPC G4, 256 MB RAM, 80 GB Hard Drive, DVD-RW/CD-
- Features a 1.25 GHz PowerPC 7445 (G4) processor with the AltiVec "Velocity Engine" vector processing unit
- The internal components are housed in an attractive 10.6" half-sphere
- Ice white case with a chromed stainless steel neck that supports a 17" TFT Active Matrix LCD display
- A 256k on-chip level 2 cache
- NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 Ultra graphics with 64 MB of DDR SDRAM
Last year, I realized that I'd spent more time trying to get the various hardware and software to "play nice" with one another than actually doing anything useful.
Fast forward to the recent past. I pay the rather hefty sum (yikes!) and I take my sexy new iMac home. I uncrate this thing and within ten minutes of power up I'm already burning a CD to iTunes. Cool! I didn't like the mouse that was supplied, so I plugged in my Microsoft (gasp!) optical mouse and away I went. Now, you need to realize that I plugged the mouse in while the computer was running and it just worked! If I tried that with one of my PC's, best case it'd just crash. Often as not, it'd necessitate a trip to the grocery store for Doritos, etc.
One thing that my PC buddies like to remind me about (other than cost) is that my iMac isn't the last word in gaming performance. To that I say... so? If you're a hardcore gamer, the Mac platform isn't for you. For EVERY OTHER application, my little iMac can go toe to toe with a PC and usually come out on top.
I use it for photoshop, I've used it to master my LP records and language tapes to CD and MP3. These are things that I dreamed of doing with my PC's but was never able to. I now have an iPod and I absolutely love it. I use my computer every day and don't regret the investment even the slightest bit. I play games (Warcraft III, Diablo II and Everquest) once in a while. I watch movies on the widescreen monitor, and on and on...
Yes it's expensive, it's not for members of the upgrade of the month club, but if you want a computer that behaves like a reliable appliance and allows you to do the things you want to do without an IT certification,
BUY A FREAKIN' MAC!
Oh, and another thing. In several months, the computer has not crashed. Not once. Ever.I've been using my new iMac with the 17" screen and 1.25 ghz G4 processor for digital photography, video and music. I am extremely pleased with it! Much of the credit goes to the software included with the computer (iPhoto, iMovie, and iTunes, respectively), which makes it easy to get started in digital photograpy, video and music. The hardware doesn't hurt either it has a large and vivid flat-panel screen, and a built-in DVD burner for creating DVDs of your favorite digital videos. The small but unique speakers sound great, too. The iMac has been "plug-and-play" with my Kodak digital camera, Sony camcorder, and HP printer no drivers or software installation required! One tip: choose an iMac with the larger 17" screen over the 15" model it makes a big difference when working with digital photos and videos. Are there any weaknesses? Not really some may say it's more expensive than computers running Windows, but I think the iMac delivers great value considering the excellent software included with it.The latest upgrade for the iMac is great. More speed, with the 1.25gHz G4 processor. More space, with the 80gB hard drive. And more functionality than ever.
MailApple's POP3 mail client still has a few bugs to work out, but it's pretty much the only game in town for OS X. You could still run Outlook Express under Classic.
SafariApple's browser software also needs to get upgraded a bit. But, it's fast and with a keystroke or click you can block pop-up ads.
iLifeThe iLife suite (iMovie, iTunes, iPhoto and iDVD) is the real treasure here. Editing your video and burning a DVD for friends and family is a cakewalk. The iTunes library function is great, but being able to listen to any number of radio or internet stations froma around the world is a kick. iPhoto make simple photo editing a breeze.
Add to that a cool design, a crystal clear flat screen, and the click and find-it ease of Sherlock 3... the iMac is indeed the hub of your digital lifestyle.I'm retired and I while I wanted to get email I did not want to learn about computers. I bought an i-Mac because I heard they were good for novices and they were right! My grandson hates it because he can't play his games... one more reason I love it! :^)
So I think this is perfect for retired people who don't need all the latest gizmos but just want to write letters and send email. Of courrse all the ladies in my golf circle think it's darling and I think it's just really cute. In fact I am trying to get my husband to paint it pink!
I did subtract one star because the first one I took home broke down in the first week. But I took it back and got another one and it's working just fine.I admit to being a little skeptical . . .the reviews have been almost too enthusiastic. Is there anything this machine doesn't do?
Well, after using it for a weekend, I can say it's a great purchase (thought I take issue w/ another reviewer below who calls this machine "inexpensive"). It's an outstanding value for all that you get great large screen, fast, super easy to use (not vastly different from Windows, if you're switching and you're concerned about such things), and world class software included (IPhoto, Itunes, IDVD, Garageband, etc). Garageband was the coolest surprise it's a blast if you're into music. The only additional things you need to buy are Applecare extended warranty (you're crazy not to buy this on a $1800 machine) and the only things you'll want to buy are .Mac (webhosting and virus protection, among other things, on special now for $69 if you buy at Apple.com or store), and Microsoft Office (for better or worse, it's what the world runs on). MAC MS Office is fully interchangable w/ the Windows version, so bringing homes applications from my Windows PC at work to work on at home is not a problem.
My only small complaint is that Itunes doesn't work easily w/ my Rio MP3. After several hours I made it work, but ITunes doesn't want to know you if you're not using an IPod. IPods are great, but don't lend themselves to distance running due to skipping.
Get this machine and a fast internet connection, you won't be disappointed. Unless you have applications you must run that are PC based only, I don't know why anyone would buy a PC over this beauty.
Two Notes:
1) If you have a student or teacher in the family, Apple.com and retail stores offer great educator discounts.
2) The website and Amazon customer service says the computer is shipping w/ the older "Jaguar" operating system. Mine however came w/ the reportedly superior "Panther" OS. A relief b/c the
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