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Verizon Hub - Goodbye Landline, Hello Unconnected Connectedness

July 1st, 2009 by Amazing College Student Guy, Fletcher

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With landlines going the way of analog TV broadcasting, Verizon is hoping to take advantage of the VoIP market with the release of the Verizon Hub. Though it is a little on the expensive side, the Hub is an all-in-one telephone system/communications center with a cordless headset and a 7-inch touchscreen. Through your broadband connection, the Hub lets you send and recieve text messages, stream video,  stay updated on traffic and weather, and MUCH more. Although it costs $150.00 (with a $35/per month charge for unlimited calls and messaging), you get an enormous amount of features.

  • 7-inch WVGA 800 x 480, LCD touch-screen
  • Displays videos and pictures
  • Headset with 1.8-inch LCD screen
  • MP3 support
  • WiFi connectivity
  • 128 MB of RAM
  • 500 MHz dual processor
  • 128-entry address book
  • Support for widgets
  • Holds up to 2MB of ringtones
  • Visual Voice Mail

In addition to the features listed above, the Verizon Hub’s many entertainment options, such  as Internet Radio and television clips, make it a good entertainment system.  Even with all of these extra features, the Verizon Hub still manages to offer great sound quality and clarity. Even using the speakerphone, there is little background noise or interference. The Verizon Hub does a great job of combining all of the great, mobile features of a cell phone with the traditional benefits of a home phone. As more of our world goes wireless, the Verizon Hub is big upgrade from your traditional phone line, but it is going to cost you.


Blue “Mikey” Microphone Will Satisfy All Your Recording Needs

June 21st, 2009 by Amazing College Student Guy, Fletcher

Blue Mikey Microphone

When I first plugged in the Blue “Mikey” microphone and recorded my voice, I instantly remembered why I chose writing instead of radio. Despite my subpar vocal talent, the Mikey microphone did an above average job of recording every second. The Mikey attaches directly to the iPod dock connector at the bottom of your iPod and is compatible with the iPod nano (2nd, 3rd, and 4th generation), the iPod 5th generation, and the iPod classic.  On the front of the device are three indicator lights, activated by a switch on the back, that display what sensitivity the microphone is set at. High sensitivity is good for soft sounds (like a speech), medium is good for mid volume sounds (like an acoustic guitar), and low is perfect for loud sounds (like rock concerts). The versatility of Mikey is one of its most appealing features. The sensitivity selector allows you to choose the setting that is perfect for your recording needs–as diverse as they may be. Also,  it is priced in the mid-level range of iPod microphones, but it performs better then some of the higher end mics.

  • High quality, positionable head
  • User adjustable gain control
  • Up to 4 hours of continuous recording
  • Fits in most iPod cases
  • Records in 44kHz/16 bit WAV or 22kHz/16 bit WAV formats

The Mikey also comes with a built-in mono speaker, which isn’t particularly impressive, but it does the job of making sure your recording worked. The recordings I made sounded better then any i have done using other iPod microphones. The annoying problems of distortion and background noise that plague most iPod mics are no match for the large, high quality microphone capsules that the Mikey has.  Although it may not offer studio-quality sound, the Mikey delivers above average performance–performing better than the competition and some higher end models. If your recording needs are diverse, quality is your priority, and you don’t want to pay a fortune, then the Blue “Mikey” iPod microphone will satisfy your many recording needs.

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  • Aerovation CPF Trolley Bag, Amazing Innovation!

    June 15th, 2009 by Tech

    If you are looking for the latest and greatest regarding innovation in bags to carry your laptop you have to check out the Aerovation® CPF® Trolley Bag. We tested this through airports & flights from San Jose, CA to Rochester, NY and it works great! 

    What makes this Aerovation Trolley bag so amazing is it’s a very high quality bag with a excellent design to fit everything you need, but most importantly how it stores & protects your laptop and allows it to just ‘pop off’ to put through security check points without even removing the laptop from the bag. It saves you those precious 3 minutes of stress as you go through airport security and have to annoyingly remove your laptop. Just keep your laptop in the bag and go!

    The Aerovation CPF® trolley bag is easy to use. The laptop computer goes in a dedicated compartment in the bag. This compartment is fully padded with a zipper that goes around three sides for easy loading. Your accessories and personal items go in the other compartment. When the bag is in the mobility configuration it looks like a normal trolley bag.

    When you get to the scanning tunnel leave your laptop in the bag, swing the laptop compartment away from the bottom and lay the flattened bag on the belt. Watch this video for a demo by clicking here:Aerovation Trolley Bag

    This bag is fully compliant with TSA standard operating procedures for checkpoint friendly laptop bags and TSA screeners have been trained in recognizing and processing checkpoint friendly bags like the Aerovation CPF® bag at TSA security checkpoints.

    Overall this Aerovation CPF® trolley bag is the easiest to use and fastest to screen checkpoint-friendly laptop bag we have ever seen hence recommend it!

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    LAPTOPS, NOTEBOOKS, AND NETBOOKS EXPLAINED

    June 10th, 2009 by Amazing College Student Guy, Fletcher

    Of course we can’t carry a desktop everywhere we go, so the laptop was introduced to answer our prayers.  As laptops became too bulky and power hungry, notebooks were released. When our desire to fit our computers in our back pockets became too much, netbooks arrived on the scene. But what really are the differences between these three classes? Are they significant? Which is the best for you? Hopefully, the guide below will help you choose which option best fits your lifestyle.

    Laptops - As the largest and most powerful of the group, the laptop is slowly replacing the desktop as the standard home computer.

    • Approximately 14-17 inch screen.

    • Full Sized Keyboard

    • 2GB of RAM or more (upgradable)

    • Advanced Graphics Card, Nvidia, ATI, etc. (usually 128MB or more)

    • Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Modem, Bluetooth.

    • Quality Sound Card and Speakers

    • Approx. 3 Hour Battery Life

    • DVD+/-RW Drive

    • Low Energy/High Performing Processor

    • Large Hard Drive

    Notebooks - The more portable, less powerful, and lighter cousin of the laptop, notebooks offer a good compromise of power and mobility.

    • Approximately 12-14 Inch Screen

    • Basic (usually integrated) Graphics System

    • Approx. 4-5 Hours of Battery Life

    • Fewer Ports

    • Either No Internal Drive, or a Basic CD/DVD-ROM drive

    • Smaller Hard Drive

    • About 1GB of RAM

    • Smaller, More Compact Keyboard

    • Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Ethernet

    • Energy Saving Processor

    Netbooks - The ultimate solution for mobile computing. Netbooks are generally extremely light-weight, small, and energy-efficient. As you can tell by their name, they are best suited for internet users who need to stay connected on the go.

    • Approximately 8-10 Inch Screen

    • No Internal CD or DVD drive

    • Extremely Small Keyboard.

    • Lower Performing, But Very Energy-Efficient Processor

    • Few Ports

    • Most Are Cheaper Then Laptops or Notebooks.

    • Sometimes use Solid State Drives (lower capacity, power-saving) instead of Hard Drives

    • 1GB or Less of RAM

    • Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Ethernet

    • Extremely Minimal Graphics System

    • Weigh around 2-3 pounds

    Overall as you can see there are many options and styles today to suit your portable computing needs. If you a serious heavy computer user and want the most powerful version then a Laptop is for you. If you want it all, but can comprimise a little on power & specs then a notebook is your flavor. Lastly, if you just want the ultimate portability and really need a computer solution for basic work, but mainly internet use then a netbook is your winner. Hopefully this  guide was helpful to you in choosing which option best fits your lifestyle. Enjoy and happy computing!

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    Amazing Technology In A Bag? Yes! Aerovation CPF Laptop Bag Delivers Innovation!

    June 5th, 2009 by Tech

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    When you think of amazing tech products I’m sure computers come to mind, but who would have thought that amazing innovation can come in the form of a bag? Well it does thanks to the Aerovation CPF Laptop Bag that helps carry your precious tech product, but most importantly allows you to easily get through the airport security hassle free!

    What is so innovative about the Aerovation CPF® Laptop Bag is how you can enjoy an excellent practical form factor to carry your laptop, but also relish in the new amazing design with the bag having separate compartments for carrying your laptop and other items. This makes getting through those nasty check points super simple. For example, when you get to the scanning tunnel just leave your laptop in the bag! Yes, no needing to stress while you rush to pull out your laptop and do the song and dance.  TSA knows about this bag and it’s designed for you to separate the two compartments at the bottom.  Leave the handle and shoulder strap on top of the bag they are 100% X-ray transparent.  Lay the flattened bag on the belt with the logos up and let it through the tunnel.  When you get to the other side simply grab the handle and let the two compartments fall back together and be on your way.   There are strips of velcro on the inside that secure the two compartments. Check out the video demo here:  

    The Aerovation CPF® laptop bag is easy to use and just so handy.  The laptop computer goes in a dedicated compartment in the bag in which is fully padded with a zipper that goes around three sides for easy loading.  Your accessories and personal items go into the other compartment.  When the bag is in the carry configuration it looks like a normal laptop bag so it’s your fun surprise.

    So how do you get through the airport screener? These Aerovation CPF laptop bags are fully compliant with the new TSA standard operating procedures for checkpoint friendly laptop bags.  Aerovation Products developed this bag with TSA and all TSA screeners have been trained in recognizing and processing this bag at all TSA security checkpoints. Wow, what can you say? Your like airport royalty! This bag fits 95% of laptop computers so give it a try. We say two thumbs up with innovation!

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