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Monday, October 5, 2009
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Netbooks are absolutely wonderful for portability, but unfortunately
at the cost of functionality. Navigation on a reduced keyboard and touchpad
certainly isn't as comfortable as on a full sized laptop, let alone a mouse
and keyboard setup. Targus' Netbook Accessory Kit includes a neoprene
sleeve, portable mouse and USB hub to maybe make things a bit easier for
those on the go.
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Tuesday, May 20, 2008
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When it comes to laptop bags women do not have that much variety when it comes to laptop bags. Women usually carry more things than men so it would be nice if there was a laptop bag that could accommodate them. Well Targus has the answer with the Fandango Tote, which is a laptop bag that not only accommodates everything that a woman would carry, but looks good too. Let's take a look...
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Monday, May 5, 2008
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When you are traveling you bring a ton of gadgets with you, I know I do. I have my laptop, cell phone, MP3 player, and digital camera with me at the very least. All of these gadgets need recharged, but it is sort of hard with the 1-2 extra outlets that most hotel rooms have. Usually I have to bring a large surge protector, that is a pain since they are huge and take up a lot of room in my carry-on. Targus has come up with the perfect solution, the Travel Power Outlets. It is a portable power strip that provides 4 outlets in a very small package.
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Tuesday, March 4, 2008
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Targus' line of backpacks is among the best. ThinkComputers' admires the line's durability, solid construction, versatility, and protection of the contents of the bag. We got our hands on the Targus Grove Convertible Messenger/Backpack. It looks and feels like a World War II rucksack re-imagined in the twenty-first century. The olive color certainly contributes to it. As part of the Targus EcoSmart green initiative, this case is PVC-free and features recyclable plastic accents and nickel-free metal to reduce the amount of toxins released into the environment. Read on for the review...
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Tuesday, March 13, 2007
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The biggest annoyance when flying is the sound of the engines or the lady with the crying baby 3 rows in front of you. The way around this is noise cancellation headphones. These are hard to find, especially at a reasonable price. Well Targus has just sent us their latest pair of noise cancellation headphones. We saw these at CES so we were excited to get them in to review. We will if they can perform well despite their $69.99 retail price tag. Let's take a look...
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Wednesday, September 20, 2006
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It's safe to say that when it comes to laptop and laptop accessories, Targus isn't too far away. As the defacto standard of laptop bags, they've put out designs that are often imitated. We have a look at a case that hasn't seen much "Air Play" but boasts some pretty impressive and useful features for the Laptop Lifer.
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