I’ve reviewed some cool backpacks over the years. Most were built great and had interesting features. Many, however, had styles that were rather “bold,” to put it mildly. Not everyone likes extreme designs or particularly wants a backpack that stands out in an arguably obnoxious manner. That’s where the Kopack...
Apple’s tiny Bluetooth-based Wireless Keyboard was something of a revelation when it was released back in 2007 (with multiple revisions since). Despite the compact form factor, it was still highly usable, making it great for either desktop or travel use. Unfortunately, as with most Apple products, the price was quite...
Team Pixelboy has announced that they’ll be releasing 17 new ColecoVision games in the coming months in support of a ColecoVision homebrew author whose wife and new child are undergoing serious medical issues. You can get all of the details, including how to order, in the official AtariAge thread. The...
I recently reviewed a budget friendly 7″ tablet that cost just under $40. I really liked that tablet despite a few minor shortcomings. Now, I’m reviewing a tablet that costs $10 more in the NeuTab N7s Pro W 7″ Quad Core Android 5.1 Lollipop Tablet. It’s still an amazing deal,...
Most of today’s devices and gadgets are expressly designed to keep you out. Whether it’s tight case seams, special screws, or simply the inability to get a good grip to pull something apart, maintaining or repairing your device can be quite the obstacle-laden challenge. That’s where something like the LB1...
Previously, I reviewed a simple watch tool that helped me remove the links on two third party Apple Watch bands (bracelet-style). That small selection of tools got the job done, but it was strictly limited to removing and inserting pins on a watch band. The BTSKY Professional 144 Piece Watch...
microUSB cables are used to sync and charge everything from Android devices to game controllers. As such, it’s always handy to have one or two extras around. It’s also handy to have different lengths available. The EnacFire 6 Pack takes care of both of those needs. The box. In the...
Commodore’s SX-64 was an ahead-of-its-time, transportable color computer based around the core technology in the legendary Commodore 64 (book). Unfortunately, the SX-64’s external keyboard is notoriously failure prone. In fact, of the two keyboards I have, one is completely dead and one barely registers a key press (and in fact lately...
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