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Plenio VXA-3000 GPS – Cruising with 2D/3D Maps

By  in May 5th 2008   5 Comments »
Filed Under Computers & Electronics, Gadgets     Tags: , , , , , , ,      
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Plenio VXA-3000 GPS with 2D/3D MapsPressing buttons on a GPS navigation system while driving can get a tad frustrating, especially when you’re already lost. A touch-screen unit therefore becomes the choice for drivers because you get a hassle-free, user-friendly device that will quickly help you reach your destination. This is why people should install a Plenio VXA-3000 GPS unit in their cars. With its great features and affordable price tag, this GPS gadget truly becomes the product of choice for people looking for something more than just a navigation device: it has a built-in audio and video player, photo viewer, and gaming suite, all for your entertainment.

Mustek DV300T Digital Video Camera

By  in April 28th 2008   No Comment »
Filed Under Audio, CompUSA News, Electronics, Product Reviews     Tags: , , , , , , , , , ,      

Mustek DV300T Digital Video CameraA few years ago, gadgets and devices were made to perform just one specific task. Cellular phones were designed to allow you to talk to other people wherever and whenever. Digital cameras were made to take pictures. Digital video camcorders shot videos. Portable cassette players gave you the chance to listen to music on the go. Voice recorders allowed you to put interviews on tape. But now, the convergence of several technologies allows many of these functions to be performed by just one gadget. The Mustek DV300T Digital Video Camera is a prime example of this technological convergence that, indeed, helps us in more ways than one.

16GB SD Cards Appear

By  in February 2nd 2008   No Comment »
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Patriot 16GB SD CardStorage needs increasing? Don’t feel like you are the only one – everyone seems to consume more hard drive space, use more flash drives and SD cards, external hard drives and nearly every device we use has some form of memory card.

SD has quickly become the more widely accepted and used format of flash memory in addition to Compact Flash and USB Drives. Nearly every camera has one now, and even Sony who has always only had their Memory Stick Slot, has gone ahead and realized that they must at least have both to satisfy consumers.

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