A mainstay in the GPS market, Magellan takes both the name of the famous explorer and the technology that made it the most well-known name in GPS technology for as long as we can remember. Now, even as time had passed, they are coming up with a new model. The RoadMate 1700 is the newest [...]

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Most people with cameras just flip them out and start clicking at anything that moves without caring much for where and how they do it. However, there are those who do it for a living, especially those who have to move around a lot, and they actually have to trace back their footsteps in wherever [...]

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Here it is–the evolution has begun. After WiFi and 3G comes WiMAX. Nope it’s not related at all to the Wii, but rather it’s even better–a whole lot better. Imagine WiFi but with a stronger and wider signal. As of the moment only activated markets of Atlanta, Las Vegas, Portland, OR have WiMAX, but fret not [...]

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Leaking or accidentally leaking information can be thought of at first as a bad thing, but these days–especially when dealing with gadgets–it may be a great thing!
Besides, some of us even think that this may be a way of pumping up the hype for their forthcoming product. If people like the specs or pictures–well and [...]

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If you are the sort of person who constantly loses things, like your car (I have done this a few times in large car parks), then you might need one of these Ecco GPS Keychains.
The Ecco GPS Keychain can be programmed with up to 3 different locations at a time, so when you leave your [...]

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If WowWee’s Rovio whet your appetite for a remote-controlled WiFi webcam robot, but it’s just too big to surreptitiously scurry around your office, then how about the Surveyor SRV-1 Mobile Robot.  Small enough to fit into a (relatively meaty) palm, the SRV-1 connects via WiFi b/g and can beam back video from its 1.3-megapixel camera.
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