I recently bought the Fellowes W11C Paper Shredder from Amazon (mostly due to its good reviews and longevity), and I have to say, it’s a great paper shredder that can shred your important documents quickly and efficiently.
One of the things I was looking for was durability as I don’t want to have a broken paper shredder after couple months. Gladly, the Fellowes W11C is a really great, durable paper s
I’ve been meaning to get a USB solar charger/battery pack but luckily, MiniInTheBox.com sent me one for a review couple weeks back. Anyways, this thing is pretty awesome, it basically re-charges itself when there’s even any hint of light.
How powerful is it? It’s rated at 2600mAh, meaning you can probably re-charge your iPhone/Android smartphone/Blackberry twice fully.
Besides that, it also comes wit
Probably the “best” portable MP3 player I owned in my whole, entire life is a Sony Walkman MP3. I bought it back in around 2006 and it was like a 2GB MP3 player. What impressed me the most about that Sony MP3 player wasn’t that I couldn’t browse the web on it but the battery life was excellent. On just 1 minute charge, my Sony Walkman could go for 3 hours on fu
Future of e-readers? It’s color. That’s right, Hanvon intro-ed the world’s first true color e-reader (not LCD like Nook Color) at CES 2011. This color e-reader uses no power (other than when switching pages) to power their color e-reader and can display up to 4096 different colors.
It’s a pretty slick 9.7 inch device with 1024×600 resolution, certai
Last year, Optoma launched their PK301 Pico Projector at CES 2010. This year at CES 2011, I had the pleasure of viewing their latest flagship product, the Optoma NEO-i DV20A, which basically is like the PK301 but more.
The all-new Optoma NEO-i DV20A is not only a pico projector but
For last whole year, I’ve been looking for a new flash for my Canon 7D DSLR camera, simply because I wasn’t satisfied with the built-in flash, which sucks balls since the flash is pointed at your subject and you lose the rest of the picture.
I really wanted to invest in a Ring Flash for DSLR cameras but that would mean spending another $1,000 and it didn’t make sens
Today, I just received the Sigma 10-20mm DSLR lens for my Canon 7D DSLR camera and I have to say this is one of the better investments I made. I actually got it so I can take better photos and videos in the upcoming CES 2011 consumer electronics show i
Seriously, I’ve been hearing all about the Latest Samsung Wave phone that has a Badu operating system. Okay, let me just get on with it, give you some details on the bad boy from Korea.
Oh yeah, let me add that “bada” means “ocean” in Korean, they should really have named it Samsung “Ocean”, not “Wave”, perhaps a mis-translation along the way. Then again, it makes a bit of sense if you name the phone “wave” and the OS “ocean”, obviously they can’t all be the same.
The social asp
UPDATE: You can now pre-order yours on Amazon HERE.
UPDATE: Check out Optoma’s new product the Optoma NEO-i DV20A Here!
Max’s Rating: Love It.
One of the gadgets that really stood out at CES 2010 was the Optoma PK301 pico/pocket projectors. As someone who has be
Here’s a quick overview of the Nexus One‘s basic functionalities:
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYcSPO0zZ90
Here’s a video of GoogleMaps Lattitude, where you can see your friends/family on GoogleMaps in real-time.
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7opkXBBA7AA
Nexus One comes with a mobile Photoshop app for photo editing:
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y42qUzRtpgA
I recently started using Google’s Picasa online photo services so I can store all of my photos on
