Sharing media files and content with mobile devices isn’t always an easy task. The Kingston MobileLite Wireless is a compact Wi-Fi device that aims to simplify file sharing while on the go and provide additional storage for devices with limited memory. Basically a Wi-Fi enabled card reader, the MobileLite Wireless comes without any on-board storage. Instead, it has a USB port and a built-in SD card reader that allows the user to plug in their own USB flash drives and microSD/SD memory cards. It also doubles as an external battery pack, capable of charging your mobile devices. Could the MobileLite Wireless be an ideal mobile travel companion? Read on to find out.
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The Netgear Centria (WNDR4720) is a dual-band N900 router with an internal hard drive. The WNDR4720 houses a full-sized internal 2TB mechanical hard disk that provides instant network storage for backups, file sharing, and streaming media. The Centria is an all-in-one solution that might appeal to those users who want a no-fuss router and storage device, without having to deal with external drives or NAS devices. The Centria performed very well in my tests and was easy to set up, but there were some design quirks that I wasn’t a big fan of.
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Part of my weekly responsibility with other freelance contracts is to produce and create a how-to video covering a number of different topics. One of the biggest weaknesses in my home studio has always been the audio. Frankly, it’s been down right horrible at times. Whether it was an echo, low volume or the dog three houses down barking in the background –
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Jabra hasn’t been known for having a solid lineup of headphones. Instead, it’s made a name for itself through Bluetooth headsets for cellphones. Late last month Jabra, released a line of high end headphones. Two of the items from the lineup, the Jabra Revo Wireless and Jabra Vox, showed up at my door shortly before the official launch on March 25th and I have been using them since. Here’s what I think about the new headphones.
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When I reviewed the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 document scanner last July, I wrote that it was one of my favorite pieces of tech hardware. The Fujitsu ScanSnap iX500 replaces the S1500/S1500M and is the best ScanSnap yet for home and small office users.
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The FitFolio for iPad by Speck is one of several iPad cases offered by the long-time Apple accessory maker. Speck’s FitFolio style is very popular and available for other tablets as well. The iPad version comes in a wide variety of color and print choices. I took a look at the Megaplaid version for this review.
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Logitech was kind enough to send me a Logitech Ultrathin Keyboad Cover for the iPad mini for review. I thoroughly enjoyed using Logitech’s full size keyboard for the bigger iPad, so naturally I was excited to see how Logitech would shrink down my favorite Bluetooth keyboard and still make it enjoyable to use.
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