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REI Snow Report App

Snow Patrol By Way of iPhone

By Eric Yang on Thursday, 19 Nov, 2009 – 12:05 | Comment Now
REI Snow Report App

The slopes of Whistler open November 26th and are home to the 2010 Winter Olympics. Ski season is here. Make sure you’re on fresh powder and amidst optimal ski conditions with the newly updated REI …

ICD Vega Tablet

A Dark Horse Emerges in the Tablet Race

By Ben Bowers on Tuesday, 17 Nov, 2009 – 12:08 | Comment Now
ICD Vega Tablet

While fanboys and tech pundits alike have been ferociously covering every whisper of detail surrounding the rumored Apple “Slate” and Microsoft’s Courier, it appears that maker Innovative Converged Devices (ICD) has pulled a fast …

TimeTuner

Full-Fledged Alarm Clock? There's an App for That.

By Eric Yang on Wednesday, 4 Nov, 2009 – 13:33 | 3 Comments
TimeTuner

Chock up another device that lay victim to the prowess of the iPhone: your bedside alarm clock. TimeTuner is essentially your ultimate travel alarm clock (equally effective as your primary). It gives you the ability …

Apple Polycarbonate Unibody MacBook

Non-Aluminum Goodness

By Dusty Overby on Tuesday, 20 Oct, 2009 – 16:51 | One Comment
Apple Polycarbonate Unibody MacBook

At $999, the new Apple Macbook is officially the best deal going in Apple’s laptop lineup, especially for those looking to make the jump. The new polycarbonate MacBook is equipped with a 1280×800 13.3″ LED …

The New 21.5″ & 27″ iMac

Power To The People

By Eric Yang on Tuesday, 20 Oct, 2009 – 12:55 | 3 Comments
The New 21.5″ & 27″ iMac

Today, the iMac gets a face (chin) lift. 21.5 and 27 inch 16:9 LED displays with 1000:1 contrast ratios, ridiculous power, and welcome new features round out the new iMac and it’s all about bringing …

Dell Latitude Z Laptop

Finally a Laptop with No Strings Attached

By Ben Bowers on Tuesday, 29 Sep, 2009 – 11:56 | 2 Comments
Dell Latitude Z Laptop

Steve Jobs’s finger may consistently rest on the cool-factor pulse of the world, but that doesn’t mean he’s the only one who gets it. In a break from the traditional corporate cookie-cutter workhorse laptops that …

Yukyung Viliv S7

Where Tablet and Netbook Meet

By Ben Bowers on Friday, 25 Sep, 2009 – 14:45 | 2 Comments
Yukyung Viliv S7

We know Netbooks are all the rage, but honestly what member of the male species has small enough hands to use them for long periods of time? That’s why we were intrigued by the cross …

SeatGeek.com

Ticket Buying Gets All Smart Like

By Ben Bowers on Friday, 18 Sep, 2009 – 16:44 | One Comment
SeatGeek.com

Ticket buying, especially from the secondary market (e.g. scalpers) is rarely a pleasant experience. Since we know there’s a limited quantity, we automatically assume that the closer it gets to go time, the more expensive …

Hewlett Packard Dream Screen

Who Says Apple Holds all the Innovation Cards?

By Ben Bowers on Friday, 18 Sep, 2009 – 10:10 | Comment Now
Hewlett Packard Dream Screen

Tablet, Tablet, Tablet. It’s all we’ve been hearing out of the tech rumor mill lately, and it’s all referring to Apple’s supposed next big thing. While we won’t begin to claim that HP’s recently announced …

BookArc MacBook Desktop Stand

MacBook Desktop

By Eric Yang on Thursday, 17 Sep, 2009 – 16:30 | 3 Comments
BookArc MacBook Desktop Stand

Working off a laptop is fast becoming the de facto for many computer users. Portability, power, and price have reached the point where even power nuts have some sort of portable option. Problem is, when …