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Brian commented on Ellen Veden's blog post Grilling on the deck - with no wires for great sound!
"These speakers look great. I really wish I had the extra money to purchase them."
May 15, 2011
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You Gotta love Gigatribe-FREE file sharing software

Version 3 is now available - FREE and secure file sharing software with no limit on size and number of files to share photos, videos, music with family and friends. You decide on what to share and with whom in a fully encrypted P2P environment with selected Gigatribe members. There are no files to upload, no size limitations and user scan share files and folders and file transfers can be resumed if the user goes offline. Features include: recently shared filed are color coded ; shared files can…See More
Oct 22, 2009
Ellen Veden commented on Mary Pat's blog post Long Live the Book?
"Yes, the tactile experience you can't duplicate reading books online. My new solution to the book accummulation is to donate them to the local public library, who resell them at the monthly book sale to benefit the library for a tax deduction.…"
Oct 21, 2009
Ellen Veden commented on Julie Rains's blog post The Picture Phone
"5 years ago I discovered SKYPE, cut the landline and have been cell phone dependent forever more. I remember the AT&T Picture Phone meeting rooms that were in their offices around the country for public use and what we know as videoconferecing…"
Oct 21, 2009
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Move over, Android is moving in to your home

What’s an Android? Android™ is an operating system for home automation, developed by Google, a complete set of software for mobile devices, middleware and key mobile applications that will be on the shelf by year end.. Look for wireless web-connected devices operating on your home network that will to act as a home control center for locking the doors, turn on the lights, lifting the shades and control the temperature. New remotes devices will work on a tablet to control your media to adjust…See More
Aug 17, 2009
Ellen Veden posted a blog post

Cook with Mario Batali at you fingertips!!

With the trend in stainless steel appliances in the kitchen these days, Toshiba introduced at the House Beautiful showcase in Rockefeller Center, a 19-inch stainless-steel-style DVD/LCD TV combo set for the kitchen countertop. With a bult-in DVD player, the chef of the house can watch their favorite cooking shows right on the counter while cooking up a creative meal. With a 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio and connectivity, the picture quality is excellent and includes HDMI and PC inputs, allowing…See More
Aug 7, 2009
Ellen Veden posted a blog post

HD on the road: Shoot from any angle

Nikon recently introduced their new version of DSLR HD video enabled camera, the D5000 with a swivel screen that rotates to get your best shot from any angle with a 18-55mm lens. Besides shooting the landscapes on the road, this quiet camera is perfect for museum visits, church interiors and local genre shots, unnoticed. This is a camera for the tech-savvy or the first time DSLR buy with lots of features not found on their previous versions, though similar to the Canon EOS 500D and Olympus…See More
Aug 5, 2009
Ellen Veden posted a blog post

Grilling on the deck - with no wires for great sound!

Now you can grill on the deck with 8 hours of continuous music, without getting tangled in the speaker wires!Devotec Industries has just announced their new product and a first! solar-powered wireless, Bluetooth speakers. The sound box is compact, portable with 2 speakers and connect wirelessly to a Bluetooth phone – Nokia, iPhone, and Blackberry or MP3 player. The speaker comes complete with a connector to link to other devices and a touch screen display, with a built in mic to take calls…See More
Aug 1, 2009
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Jul 25, 2009
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Jul 24, 2009
Ellen Veden commented on Brian Mahony's blog post Verizon FiOS and AT&T U-verse at IPTV Forum: Over the Top Video Threat is Overblown
"Good overview of the climate and what might be in store to come. Thanks"
Jul 23, 2009
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Heading to the beach or taking a safari?

The Samsung TL320 ultra-wide angle lens 12 mega-pixel compact digital camera is a pocket favorite. With a 24mm ultra-wide angle lens, this rugged camera has a 3” screen with a high resolution, easily viewed indoors and in direct sunlight. The features makes this camera special – wide angle lens with 5x optical zoom and high-definition video recording with a cradle to view your videos and photos on HDTV. For easy use, the automatic controls make it simple for the novice to shoot in landscape…See More
Jul 20, 2009
Brian Mahony commented on Ellen Veden's blog post Home Controls for Digital Livins
"Ellen, great post. I have always wondered why we don't all have a way to measure power consumption in real time. In this day of being energy conscious, it makes a lot of sense. Until now, I can only look at how I compared to last month or the…"
Jul 15, 2009
Ellen Veden posted a blog post

Home Controls for Digital Livins

With a new round of funding, Control4 is expanding their platform for the home by adding energy monitoring for you to control energy consumption and entertainment on one box. The company already offers a networked thermostat, the Control 4 Wireless Thermostat that allows people to control temperature settings. Early next year, with new funding, the company plans to include smart meters, which have two-way communications built in, into the home-area network. That integration will allow consumers…See More
Jul 15, 2009
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RETAIL WAR-Walmart and Best Buy

With the close of Circuit City, Walmart and Best Buy are out to gain customers and market share in the consumer electronics market. Announced in the New York Times today, the retail battle is on with BestBuy announcing a partnership with TiVo, promoting a special version of DVR in Best Buy’s US stores in the US with Best Buy promoting to their customers TV’s on a special TiVo DVR and their Napster subscription service that TiVo will make available to their TV subscribers. BestBuy will…See More
Jul 10, 2009
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High Tech "Wake and Shake"

iLUV has done it again by bringing out a unique product for those who cringe at the sound of the morning alarm. The iMMM 153 desktop alarm for your iPod has a bed shaker you can tuck under you pillow to shake you out of your slumber along with your favorite music. The alarm has built-in speakers to hear your music with depth and clarity and features a large, easy to read display with a dimmer control. You can listen to the sounds from your IPod, it charges your iPod, on an integrated dock. The…See More
Jul 5, 2009

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You Gotta love Gigatribe-FREE file sharing software

Version 3 is now available - FREE and secure file sharing software with no limit on size and number of files to share photos, videos, music with family and friends. You decide on what to share and with whom in a fully encrypted P2P environment with selected Gigatribe members. There are no files to upload, no size limitations and user scan share files and folders and file transfers can be resumed if the user goes offline. Features include: recently shared filed are color coded ; shared files can… Continue

Posted on October 22, 2009 at 8:00am

Move over, Android is moving in to your home

What’s an Android? Android™ is an operating system for home automation, developed by Google, a complete set of software for mobile devices, middleware and key mobile applications that will be on the shelf by year end.. Look for wireless web-connected devices operating on your home network that will to act as a home control center for locking the doors, turn on the lights, lifting the shades and control the temperature. New remotes devices will work on… Continue

Posted on August 17, 2009 at 8:00am

Cook with Mario Batali at you fingertips!!

With the trend in stainless steel appliances in the kitchen these days, Toshiba introduced at the House Beautiful showcase in Rockefeller Center, a 19-inch stainless-steel-style DVD/LCD TV combo set for the kitchen countertop. With a bult-in DVD player, the chef of the house can watch their favorite cooking shows right on the counter while cooking up a creative meal. With a 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio and connectivity, the picture quality is… Continue

Posted on August 7, 2009 at 8:00am

HD on the road: Shoot from any angle

Nikon recently introduced their new version of DSLR HD video enabled camera, the D5000 with a swivel screen that rotates to get your best shot from any angle with a 18-55mm lens. Besides shooting the landscapes on the road, this quiet camera is perfect for museum visits, church interiors and local genre shots, unnoticed. This is a camera for the tech-savvy or the first time DSLR buy with lots of features not found on their previous versions, though… Continue

Posted on August 5, 2009 at 8:00am

Grilling on the deck - with no wires for great sound!

Now you can grill on the deck with 8 hours of continuous music, without getting tangled in the speaker wires!

Devotec Industries has just announced their new product and a first! solar-powered wireless, Bluetooth speakers. The sound box is compact, portable with 2 speakers and connect wirelessly to a Bluetooth phone – Nokia, iPhone, and Blackberry or MP3 player. The speaker comes complete with a connector to link to other devices and a touch… Continue

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