Logitechs Cordless Freedom Keyboard and Mouse Review
Logitech introduces a wireless Cordless Freedom keyboard and mouse package priced at 99.95 with eight foot range. The set includes application launching buttons a left side scroll wheel and a back button, plus programmable keys and long battery life. It supports Windows and Linux with some limits on non Microsoft systems.
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Web Winners Travel Tips From Odd Corners
A roundup of unusual travel ideas from the web includes a Pamplona running of the bulls survival guide, Space tourism reservations with suborbital and Antarctic options, a paranormal vacation signup site, dolphin swims in the Bahamas, a Maryland skydiving page with Tom Petty music, and a directory of 500 U S and Canada dude ranches plus job submissions.
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Scott eVest to ease gadget clutter in pockets
Summer pockets fill with cell phones pagers PDAs CD players and more. The Scott eVest offers a vest with 15 plus pockets and a built in PAN personal area network to connect devices for instant use. It costs about 160 and aims to keep gadgets accessible while seated or moving.
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Online bill paying with AmSouth and Verizon pitfalls
A reader details experiences with AmSouth online bill payment including account number formats and payee lists, and compares it with Verizon. Delays between debit and bill posting average four to five days, with some payments failing or taking longer. The piece notes limited online help, the need for predefined payee choices, postage costs for checks, and mixed customer service guidance, concluding the service is convenient for some but not all payments.
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Wireless Wi Fi hooks up to cable box and PC
Computer users welcome Wi Fi as AirPort Card priced at 99 dollars links to each computer. Windows users can use AirPort with proper setup. Colleges install base stations to provide Internet almost everywhere, hinting at a wireless future reducing Ethernet cabling.
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