The HP Pavilion dm1-3010nr is a powerful netbook for the traveling business user.
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HP Pavilion dm1-3010nr (Verizon)
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The HP Pavilion dm1-3010nr is a powerful netbook for the traveling business user.
On August 19, 2011, In Gadgets, by braciejo41
August is nearing its completion. Did you hit all your goals?
August is nearing its completion. Did you hit all your goals?
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7 Tools to Help You Go on the Best Pretend Vacation of Your Life
On May 30, 2011, In Gadgets, by lsderotes
Been wishing you could find flight information the same way you would for a bus or train?
Been wishing you could find flight information the same way you would for a bus or train?
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Google flight schedule search takes off, helps you figure out when to get aboard
On May 16, 2011, In Gadgets, by brumek13
Here’s a new series of eerie World War II ghost photos by Russian photographer Sergey Larenkov, made to celebrate last week’s Europe V-day. Like previous ones, this gallery of photos is both disturbing and fascinating at the same time
Here’s a new series of eerie World War II ghost photos by Russian photographer Sergey Larenkov, made to celebrate last week’s Europe V-day. Like previous ones, this gallery of photos is both disturbing and fascinating at the same time
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Photoshop Time Traveling Into World War II Ghost Dimension (Part Two) [Photoshop]
On April 8, 2011, In Gadgets, by Lobo
The United States government may be dissolved tomorrow, but it’s certainly taking care of one final piece of business before going into shutdown: this . If you’ll recall, Google announced its intentions to acquire ITA for $700 million in July of last year, and as we cruise into the start of America’s summer travel season, all signals are go. Today, the US Department of Justice approved Google’s request to move forward with the buy, but rather than having the entire travel search market under its wing, El Goog’s going to have to make a smattering of concessions in order to get the right signatures.
The United States government may be dissolved tomorrow, but it’s certainly taking care of one final piece of business before going into shutdown: this . If you’ll recall, Google announced its intentions to acquire ITA for $700 million in July of last year, and as we cruise into the start of America’s summer travel season, all signals are go. Today, the US Department of Justice approved Google’s request to move forward with the buy, but rather than having the entire travel search market under its wing, El Goog’s going to have to make a smattering of concessions in order to get the right signatures.
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US DoJ approves Google’s acquisition of ITA, but not without stipulations
Really, TSA ? Are you honestly so stoked to disappoint
Really, TSA ? Are you honestly so stoked to disappoint
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11.6-inch MacBook Air cleared to remain packed through security, but we’d remove it anyway
High speed railways, particularly in Asia, have been soaring at around 200 miles per hour for quite some time now, but given just how much pride the Chinese have in their own rail system , it’s no shock to hear the entire nation gloating about a new speed record. Of course, we’re pretty partial to records ourselves, so we’ll happily open up a round of applause when a bullet train hits 262 miles per hour without imploding
High speed railways, particularly in Asia, have been soaring at around 200 miles per hour for quite some time now, but given just how much pride the Chinese have in their own rail system , it’s no shock to hear the entire nation gloating about a new speed record. Of course, we’re pretty partial to records ourselves, so we’ll happily open up a round of applause when a bullet train hits 262 miles per hour without imploding
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China’s Shanghai-Hangzhou rail line opens, hits record breaking speed of 262mph
On October 21, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
It may not be a substitute for an international MiFi rental service , but AT&T is now at least offering a few more options to keep travelers’ laptops connected around the globe. The carrier has just announced a range of new pay-as-you-go international data packages as part of its AT&T DataConnect Pass Global service, which are available in 30-day session increments and provide coverage in more than a hundred countries
It may not be a substitute for an international MiFi rental service , but AT&T is now at least offering a few more options to keep travelers’ laptops connected around the globe. The carrier has just announced a range of new pay-as-you-go international data packages as part of its AT&T DataConnect Pass Global service, which are available in 30-day session increments and provide coverage in more than a hundred countries
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AT&T announces pay-as-you-go international data packages for laptops
On October 1, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
A few months earlier in the year, we covered the arduous process of staying connected while traveling abroad . One of the ways we mentioned for jetsetters, backpackers and common tourists to stay jacked in while situated far from their homeland was a MiFi rental service from Xcom Global . The company has only been operating for a matter of months, but we recently took their services for a spin in order to give you a more detailed look at what to expect.
A few months earlier in the year, we covered the arduous process of staying connected while traveling abroad . One of the ways we mentioned for jetsetters, backpackers and common tourists to stay jacked in while situated far from their homeland was a MiFi rental service from Xcom Global . The company has only been operating for a matter of months, but we recently took their services for a spin in order to give you a more detailed look at what to expect.
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Xcom Global international MiFi / data rental service review
Heaven only knows if you could actually squeeze this thing into the overhead bin of an Airbus A319, but darn if we wouldn’t give our left arm to try. TravelTeq’s newest piece of luggage makes just about every other average piece of zip-up cloth look downright antediluvian, but with a price tag well north of $700, that’s certainly to be expected.
Heaven only knows if you could actually squeeze this thing into the overhead bin of an Airbus A319, but darn if we wouldn’t give our left arm to try. TravelTeq’s newest piece of luggage makes just about every other average piece of zip-up cloth look downright antediluvian, but with a price tag well north of $700, that’s certainly to be expected.
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TravelTeq’s ‘The Trip Sound’ luggage boasts integrated speaker, USB charging port