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digital-kitchen-scale-housewares

Unfortunately, not all product reviews can be great reviews. Sometimes they're just average. Such is the case with the Precision Pro Digital Kitchen Scale by EatSmart. I must start off by saying that this scale does have some good features; small, compact and lightweight weigh items up to 11lbs, which is more than ample for everyday cooking & ...

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cohlan

I recently had a chance to review the Cooler Light from Coghlan's - a single LED light that attaches to the underside of your cooler's lid and illuminates the contents when open. Pretty neat, huh? I mean, how many times have you sat around the campfire, gone to the cooler to grab a drink and ...

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Neater Feeder

Makers of the Neater Feeder recently sent us a model to try out. This practical feeding system is designed to contain food and water splashes while separating spilled water from food in one compact unit. Given that my dog is prone to serious splashes and all-out warfare on his kibble, I eagerly gave it a ...

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vw gti golf project

The folks at Volkswagen have come up with a clever way to spread the word about the new Golf GTI ahead of its May 22 U.K. launch. Enter the GTI Project, an online game complete with virtual workshops and a Scalextric track inside a hangar. Now you can test drive a 1:43 scale ...

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Use the GPS Ranger: To track your vehicles ... Or your children Do you wonder where your employees take your vehicles, or where your teenage child has taken your car? Are you looking to increase the efficiency of your vehicles? Do you wonder why your company car has an extra 60 miles a week or why ...

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If you haven't heard by now, Netflix is the DVD rental standard that brings DVDs right to your door and has eliminated the late fees and driving.  A small monthly fee is all that's required to reach their huge DVD selection (over 100,000) and you keep the movie as long as you want.  But, if ...

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What no beige? No grey? Finally, some design engineer was thinking outside the box ! This is a sleek all black design with rounded edges that actually looks good on my desk ....oh and its compact so it fits on my desk too. How it ships Here is a Pic of the stuff right out of the box Quite a bit of ...

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I just got a chance to sample the Green Executive Series Laser from WickedLasers.com.  I've owned many red laser pointing devices over the years.  A cheap key chain laser, one that makes silly shapes with different tips and one for board room meetings.  My expectations were not high when I opened the package, but little ...

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The Green Revolution Begins: Innovative technology developed by The Green Revolution turns gym workouts into clean electricity that connects directly to the grid. Seen here is the Health Club version for indoor cycling equipment. It’s estimated that a standard health club could produce enough electricity to light 72 homes for one month.

Have you ever thought about all the energy you create while working out besides getting fit and burning calories? Well, Jay Whelan of Ridgefield, Connecticut was thinking just that when he underwent lengthy rehabilitation on an indoor cycling machine. Being an environmentalist, Jay conceived an idea to collect all his workout energy and turn it ...

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