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Although many mobile phones now feature MP3 players, most people prefer to keep their devices separate. If you're a Bluetooth buff, this can mean endless swapping back and forth between headsets, unless you happen to have more than two ears. Plantronics has created the ideal solution with the Pulsar 590, which lets you switch seamlessly between listening to music and conducting phone conversations with a single set of headphones. Working wirelessly over a distance of up to 10 metres (30 feet), the headset mutes sound automatically when a call comes in, then lets you chat using the adjustable microphone. 12 hours of talk and 10 hours of listening time ensure you can wear the Pulsar 690 all day, before recharging via the mains or USB.

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With plenty of ads in the circular every weekend, it is hard to resist the urge of a nice big TV set. Here are some of your options.

First things first; Do you have the room for a large TV set? If you're living in a small apartment or your rooms are oddly shaped you might be doing yourself a disservice. Make sure the television you buy is the right size. A rule of thumb is for a 60 inch screen, the closest distance is around seven feet.

There are four types of TV's: Your basic Cathode Ray Tube TV, which delivers bright pictures, are reliable but can be boxy and take up space. Plasma screen TV's are super thin at only inches wide apiece. They produce picture with the use of special gases. They can be hung on a wall saving valuable space, but are still pricey. However the prices have been dropping. LCD's TV's are extremely similar to flat screen computer monitors. Liquid crystal Displays are extremely thin, but can become very costly at large screen sizes. Although they deliver a great picture, viewing at angles can sometimes lower the quality of the picture. The last type of TV is Rear Projection which can be just as bulky as CRT, but recent designs offer slimmer, stylish models. The picture quality can be good, but may not be bright enough in a very sunny room.

So take a look at the type of TV that fits your room, specifications and budget and you'll be on your way to enjoying the next big game.

If you already got your iPOD and many of us do, then the next thing you need to splurge on is some very cool iPOD accessories. Not only are we fascinated by these gadgets, Apple's iPOD's have literally turned into a national obsession. Here are some cool accessories for your favorite toy.

Leather Holster Case
Well you have one for your cell phone, why not for your iPOD, not only do these cases come in so many colors and flavors, they protect your pod from scratches and from the daily grind, such as spilled java, etc.

Auto kit, with dock
If you have a car than you know how important it is to listen to your pod's tunes when you drive. An auto kit is the perfect device. It plugs into your pod and plays through your car stereo's speakers on a FM frequency. It's super easy and many people like the convenience of taking along there iPOD where ever they go.

iPOD amplified companion speakers
If you want to listen to your pod without the earphones, than just plug it into amplified speakers and you will hear your favorite tunes the old fashion way. Most speakers are small in size but pack a big punch in sound.

So if you're looking to give your iPOD a make over add some of these great accessories.

Remarkable advances in technology really blow away the video cameras of just a few years ago. Today’s cameras are extremely light, offer advanced options to make any video look great, employ different ways to save and transfer video and have stability control that will take stable pictures even if you are on a horse. If you are in the market for a video camera here are some things to consider.

Today, there are three main types of video cameras sold, all of which are Digital video, meaning they are not analog. Digital video can easily be transferred to your computer or DVD. The are different types of media that these cameras use: They are Digital Video Tape recorders, High Definition video cameras and disc based camcorders. Digital video tape recorders are from the mid 1990’s and the oldest type of technology. High definition video recorders promise extremely high video resolution for playback on your DVD at home. And disc based camcorders record directly on DVD so it is easy to see your video as well as transfer it to your computer. There are also flash camcorders that record on a flash stick. While flash stick can be expensive, these camcorders are extremely small and allow you to transfer files quickly and easily from camera to computer.

Depending on what you would like to use your camera for depends on what kind of features you will need. For most family recordings any video camera will do. They all pack great standard features into most video cameras these days. Most cameras are small and weigh less than a pound. All cameras have digital zoom, which enlarges the pixels in digital pictures the camera takes, however, many people prefer optical zoom for better picture quality. Optical zoom is an actual lens that enlarges the picture for better clarity.

Many video cameras offer autofocus features which helps make the videos you take the best possible whether it is in a low light condition, or if you are taking video of high speed action.

There is a lot of information when determining which video camera to buy. Do a little research and you will be happy the next birthday that you tape or vacation that you are on. Video is a great way to save your memories and share it with your friends and family.

If you have a computer and live in the city then you have seen people sitting in café's searching the internet on their own computers all over town. You might be thinking to yourself, I don't see any wires connected to their computer, how can they be connected to the internet? Wifi is the answer.

Wifi is a relatively new technology that enables a person with a computer (usually laptop) with a Wifi card to send and receive information through the air. Most Wifi cards can send and receive signals within a short distance of less than 100 feet, but that is usually enough for patrons to enjoy their coffee and check their email at the same time.

There is new technology that will be out shortly that drastically expands the reach of the Wifi signal to more than half a mile. This can help bring more people onto the internet without the expense of laying heavy infrastructure underground.

Many smaller to mid size cities are now planning on adding Wifi throughout the entire city. Just recently Philadelphia has made a deal with a telecommunications company to cover the whole city with Wifi signals. Other cities such as San Francisco are looking to cover their entire city with Wifi signals as well.