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Victor Oshiro |
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November 7, 2022
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I had to rekey my old house before I moved into my new house. Over fifteen years we must of had ten relatives with copies of our keys as well as a couple of missing keys. At the same time our new house had a deadbolt key that had multiple copies made to allow contractors into the home during its...
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Victor Oshiro |
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March 14, 2022
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We just got information for this product. Normally I don't post news based on an email message but a 4WD wheelchair is something that allows people off paths and that's just too cool to pass up. See more at http://whill.us
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Jessica Shook |
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August 28, 2021
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06:53AM
As a veteran PlayStation® gamer and customer I can honestly
say that the console has greatly evolved since its first generation release.
The PlayStation was my first ever console and I've stuck with it through the
years through thick and thin, outright refusing to switch to Microsoft’s...
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Kalea Oshiro |
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August 15, 2014
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09:21AM
I'm not much of a gamer, and not a very good one either, but I find that there are still ways for me to enjoy my past time gaming. The Wii has always been one of my favorite ways to play games, especially games like Just Dance and Mario Kart. If you are wondering how the Wii and Wii U are...
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Victor Oshiro |
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July 20, 2014
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I love taking long road trips. Two thousand miles over a few days is my idea of fun which I know for most people sounds like the beginning of a horror movie. If I get a few extra days to get to my destination I'll take side roads or smaller highways to meet the locals and see what I can find....
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Victor Oshiro |
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June 19, 2013
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10:48AM
Sony has already pulled this firmware update from its site until they sort out the problem. This is why I usually wait a week or so before doing a firmware update.
Read more about it here.
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Victor Oshiro |
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June 12, 2013
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Sometimes we get to do an in depth review of a product that requires tons of explanation. Other times we find that the product is so simple yet does exactly what it claims to do. Today I present the Swiss Pick. Not named for a country of birth but more for its resemblance to something that...
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Victor Oshiro |
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May 2, 2013
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11:17AM
Looks like the smaller tablet market is about to really heat up. With Android based options, smaller iPads, and now a smaller surface pad.
Read the article and let us know what you think.
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Victor Oshiro |
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April 29, 2013
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A good friend of mine Chuck was an early adopter of the original Kindle Fire. After I played with it at work I bought one for my wife after carefully debating the Fire vs. iPad. Of course the iPad has gone through many changes since then but so did the Fire. I had thought it was definitely time...
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Victor Oshiro |
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April 22, 2013
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09:51AM
Recently I reviewed an Actiontec device that allowed you to use the wiring in your home to broadcast your network. I found it a very clever solution for getting network access from one area of the house or office to another without running new cables. What if you wanted to show everyone in your...
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Victor Oshiro |
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March 14, 2013
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Guess what the most practical device out of this last CES was? 'The little solar lantern with a big impact.' Think about this. Until millions were left without power after recent disasters how many were aware of the disproportionate amount of electrical power we have available to us? People in...
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Victor Oshiro |
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March 5, 2013
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10:15AM
Obihai Technology just sent in a bunch of neat products to demonstrate their VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) technology. With VoIP a user can make phone calls to other users using data over the internet rather than through a conventional phone line. Why would anyone want to do this? Cost....
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Victor Oshiro |
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March 3, 2013
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10:38AM
This last CES was a boon for us with great products to work with. Today we are going to look at one product that may be the most useful product of the entire show. EnerPlex was kind enough to send both an iPhone 4s and Samsung Galaxy S III Surfr for review. What's a Surfr? How about an external...
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Victor Oshiro |
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February 20, 2013
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Sony is unveiling the next generation Playstation today in New York. We should know by the end of the day what the specs for the new unit are (too many rumors) and see what the next gen of games could look like.
Read the article here and we'll update once we have firm word on the specs.
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Victor Oshiro |
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February 18, 2013
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10:54AM
Blue Microphones Tiki really blew me away a couple of weeks ago. Today I bring you the Blue Mikey which promises to make recording with your iPhone, iPad, or iPod a whole new experience. This time Blue sent in the Mikey Digital mic. The Mikey Digital is compatible with iPhones and iPads. For...
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Victor Oshiro |
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February 17, 2013
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05:34PM
LifeProof recently sent in two of their iPhone cases for evaluation. One for iPhone 4S and one for iPhone 5. Previously with my iPhone I've been using an Otter Box case. I liked that it had a rigid case that was surrounded by a soft rubber case. Sadly, after about of a year of use my Otter Box...
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Victor Oshiro |
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February 14, 2013
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10:06AM
Oleg came in contact with Addonics at this year's CES. When I Googleed Addonics I got Addonics: Making Data Storage Simple. To me that's a huge claim for any company to make. Why? We've seen so many types of removable media come and go and various formats that OEM manufacturers have adopted and...
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Victor Oshiro |
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February 10, 2013
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03:14PM
Blue Microphones just sent their in their Tiki USB microphone for testing. At first look I was kind of wondering what this interesting little mic could be used for. Then I started to read up on it and come to find out this tiny mic has noise cancelling technology, auto mutes for conference...
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Victor Oshiro, Quincy Oshiro |
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February 5, 2013
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08:28AM
Recently we reviewed the
Mionix 8200 Mouse. Mionix was kind enough to also send their Ensis 320 Mousepad at the same time. At first a mouse pad may seem like a throwback but after using this unit I was surprised how well it works with gaming and everyday work.
Some History
Lets set the way...
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Victor Oshiro |
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February 3, 2013
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06:16PM
Here's a neat short article for adding wireless charging. Take note that in one photo the copper tape on the battery connectors looks dangerously close to each other - if you can't separate them more then add an insulator in between them. Once you close the case the tape could touch and short...
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Victor Oshiro |
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December 18, 2012
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10:03AM
I bet a lot of people are like me and have an original Kindle Fire (non HD version). This article shows how an Android software update can enable improved performance.
Check it out here.
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Victor Oshiro |
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December 1, 2012
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07:00AM
The Christmas shopping season always brings on a slew of new games. Halo4 is out an you’ll be sure to see many more games hitting the shelf to be put under Christmas trees. Of course every game has tips and tricks that go with it but how to publish these videos on YouTube?
Hauppauge’s...
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Victor Oshiro |
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November 15, 2012
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10:28AM
Got a little time to burn and like to learn? Try out
this star map created by Google. You can zoom in and out and rotate the view plane to learn more info on each cataloged star.
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Victor Oshiro |
Posted
November 7, 2012
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10:05PM
Wired has some good info on two upcoming Windows 8 phones for AT&T. Competition is always a good thing so lets see what comes of this for Android and iOS. Read it
here
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October 29, 2012
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08:35PM
The electronics giant becomes the latest company to launch a web-enabled LED light bulb, capable of interacting with smartphones and tablets to automate lighting in the home using integrated wireless technology. Philips Hue will launch in Apple Stores from tomorrow, including a starter pack of...