The package that the webcam came in was very surprising. The webcam was in a plastic blister package. If you are like me, most of the plastic blister packs that products have been in have been very difficult to open. In some cases, opening plastic blister packages can be by hand can be quite deadly, so use a knife. This one however, you do not need a knife as the back of the package was perforated with holes allowing you to easily open the webcam package and pull out the contents out.

Libertyville, Ill and Burlington, VT – 20 January 2006 – Kicking off the winter sports season, Motorola Inc. (NYSE: MOT) and Burton Snowboards today announce the commercial availability of the Bluetooth-enabled Audex Jacket Series.

Targus is well known as a leader for all things related to laptops. From their series of laptop bags, to all sorts of accessories from mice, power supplies, and cooling devices, every product gets a reasonable level of design and thought to make a mobile techie’s life easy. This latest series of laptop bags known as “Urban”. Using durable materials and built-in concessions for your Digital Lifestyle Devices (i.e.: Cell Phones and MP3 Players), the Urban Series is built for the young mobile professional. Let’s find out how this case survives out in the real world.

When I was approached by Bluetake to review some new products, I was like: "Umm... Okay... Who the heck are you?" Well, apparently, Bluetake has been making the rounds trying to drum up publicity for their line of Bluetooth powered products and have been doing a pretty good job. All of their products are based on Bluetooth technology, and their goal is to unwire you in every way they can. Today, they unwire our mouse with their latest combo: BlueTake BT510 Bluetooth Mini Mouse & BT009Si Bluetooth USB Adapter. Let's see how the stuff works in the real world!

Palm LifeDrive

Once upon a time, a small company by the name of Palm released a small pocket computer, and it took the world by storm. Once the pride of those who donned wrist watches with calculators, the PDA became a chic accoutrement for up-and-coming business people. Then the sleepy giant Microsoft awoke, smelling money in the wind, and launched its own PDA operating system. It was clumsy and the hardware was poor, but over time and with the help of tight integration with Microsoft’s other Office products, Windows CE picked up steam. As more third parties refined the hardware, and user complaints pushed for better software, the PDA that was once a laughing stock took control of the market.