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The GPS from Garmin is on sale right now at the Amazon.com.

So, for those who are still looking for this genius gadget, why not you give a try at the Amazon.com.
Who knows if it is suit with your budget…. I mean the price. I just “take a tour” at the Amazon.com and I think the offer was quite reasonable and maybe this is your last chance.
Leave it or take it…! See my previous posting about Garmin GPS.

Click here for more details….

This is Panasonic Wireless 802.11 b/g Network Camera (BL-C30A).

So many network camera in the market right now isn’t it?
The keyword to make a right choice is read the specifications first, then check the price. Other than that, ask the vendor either it comes with a additional accessories or not.
Well, how about this gadget’s specs? Is it really suits you…?

1) Automatically upload images to an FTP server or Web page — images can be viewed by 30 users at once.
2) Connects wirelessly through 802.11b or G Wireless port.
3) Tilt/Scan tools for moving the camera vertically, with Pan/Scan tools for horizontal motion.
4) Pan and tilt, center the image automatically or choose from 8 preset positions.
5) Compact design with hideable lens, for added comfort and privacy.

More….

Still looking for the “brutal” worksite gadget?
Naaaah…. you’re just looking for the most suitable radio for your worksite job.
It come with a perfect package.

Check out the specifications below:

1) Heavy-Duty AM/FM radio with auxiliary port allows user to listen to the radio or CD (when plugged into auxiliary port).
2) Digital Tuner with LCD display, built-in clock, and 8 station memory presets.
3) 1 hour charger for 7.2V to 18V DeWalt NiCd battery packs (except Univolt batteries).
4)Dual pivoting 11″ flexible antenna provides more durability and better reception.
5) Runs off of 7.2V to 18V DeWalt NiCd batteries making it a cordless radio.

Now, that’s why they called it “DEWALT DC011 Heavy-Duty Worksite Radio Charger“.

More….

The TRS-80 Model II microcomputer system, designed and manufactured by Radio Shack in Fort Worth, TX, was not intended to replace or obsolete the Model I, it was designed to take up where the Model I left off - a machine with increased capacity and speed in every respect, targeted directly at the small-business application market.
Let’s go back to the history:

Catalog: 26-1001
Released: August 1977
Price: US $599.95 (with monitor)
How Many: 200,000 (1977-1981)
CPU: Zilog Z-80A, 1.77 MHz
RAM: 4K, 16K max*
Ports: Cassette I/O, video, Expansion connector*
Display: 12-inch monochrome monitor 64 X 16 text
Expansion: External Expansion Interface*
Storage: Cassette storage*
OS: BASIC in ROM*
* Additional capabilties with Expansion Interface

So expensive huh…?

C’mon… it’s school holiday now…!

Got any idea during this holiday ?
Picnic…? Camping…?
No matter what you’re doing, at the end of the day… you’ll feel hungry, right? So, why not you give more preparation for “eating” activity?

This Mr Bar-B-Q is perfect…! You can count on me. Check out the tools inside. It has 21-Piece Tool Set (Platinum Prestige). Definitely, it’s a Tough “gadget”. Made from Platinum…!

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