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This is the type of laptop you would take to college Now with a weak graphics card and its thin and light overall feel this computer wasnt meant for everyone

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This is the type of laptop you would take to college Now with a weak graphics card and its thin and light overall feel this computer wasnt meant for everyone

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This is the type of laptop you would take to college Now with a weak graphics card and its thin and light overall feel this computer wasnt meant for everyone

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Found this:

Having an ICE (In Case of Emergency) labelled contact in your mobile phone book has become all the rage since it was conceived by a paramedeic during the first London bombing. Mobile phone users are guided to put an emergency contact number in their mobile phonebook labelled “ICE”, this person should be up to date on your medical history, and should know any recent problems you have been experiencing.
This is a great idea, and has the potential to save a lot of lives in emergency situations, I hope everyone reading this is in the midst of adding an “ICE” contact, if you’re not… do it now!

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Carl told us about:

Thanks to Lockergnome for discovering this gem
"Here’s a new entry from the Google Labs (You might want to call it ‘Google Playground,’ since this is where new Google tools show up first). This new tool is called Google Ride Finder and it could turn out to be the harried commuter’s best friend.
The Google Ride Finder does just one thing: it finds out where your taxi or shuttle is. That can be a lifesaver as you struggle to make the 5:56 home from work at the end of a long day. It gives you a fighting chance to see if that ride you’re counting on is stuck in traffic.
It’s only available for the large urban hubs of 13 cities at the moment and it offers far from universal coverage of every taxi or shuttle. <snip> The site does offer a zoomable map of the area, a button to refresh vehicle locations, […]

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Thanks Stacy, for pointing out:

My free PSP is being delivered today — thank you, Gratis Networks!  They even shipped it out 2nd day air!  Now I’m trying for a Free Nintendo DS, a Free MacMini, a Free Xbox (mine just died ) and an Apple 1GB iPod Shuffle.  It’s 3:50 and DHL’s tracking estimates my PSP will be here by 4:45, so I started to do a little searching on the net to find out what extra capabilities the PSP might have.  I’d heard there were a number of PSP hacks that allowed you to do things like surf the internet in any wifi access point.  How cool would that be??  Well apparently it’s possible.  There’s an article over at Make on Using the PSP as a web browser.  Sweet!  I can’t wait to try it for myself!

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Harold emailed us this:

My free PSP is being delivered today — thank you, Gratis Networks!  They even shipped it out 2nd day air!  Now I’m trying for a Free Nintendo DS, a Free MacMini, a Free Xbox (mine just died ) and an Apple 1GB iPod Shuffle.  It’s 3:50 and DHL’s tracking estimates my PSP will be here by 4:45, so I started to do a little searching on the net to find out what extra capabilities the PSP might have.  I’d heard there were a number of PSP hacks that allowed you to do things like surf the internet in any wifi access point.  How cool would that be??  Well apparently it’s possible.  There’s an article over at Make on Using the PSP as a web browser.  Sweet!  I can’t wait to try it for myself!

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James wrote to us about:

Verizon Wireless today announced availability of the LG VX8100 phone, a handset designed for the service provider’s CDMA EV-DO (Evolution-Data Optimized) wireless network. The VX8100 is optimized for the company’s VCast video-on-demand service, and also includes Bluetooth wireless technology (v1.1). The VX8100 will be available on Friday, July 15, for…

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Found this post:

Next time little Jimmy tries to break into the family Liquor cabinent he will have to overcome a new obstacle.
KWIKTOP is a combination lock for drink bottles, preventing access to anybody who doesn’t know the code. They come in different colors, and 2 designs, one for plastic, the other for glass.
Website Via gizmag

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Tracy sends us:

PRISMIQ Inc. today announced availability of its Mini-Fi device, a USB 2.0 wireless 802.11b/g adapter. The Mini-Fi costs $39.95 and can be ordered through PRISMIQ’s Web site. The MiniFi device plugs into a USB 2.0 or 1.1 port to provide wireless Internet access to a PC or notebook. PRISMIQ…

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