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Review: Epson WorkForce 635 All-in-One Printer

Epson WorkForce 635 Printer Review

In late 2009, the Geeks reviewed an Epson WorkForce 600 multipurpose printer/fax/scanner printer and we thought the WorkForce 600 was an excellent all-in-one printer. Fast forward a year and the Geeks received an Epson WorkForce 635 to review and several months and after testing every feature on the all-in-printer, we’re still impressed with the quality [...]

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Suitcase Gets Confused – Pretends to be Chair/Speaker System/Mobile Office

TRIPSuitcaseChair

Fed up waiting for your baggage to come round after a flight? Fed up of having to pay extra for baggage on budget airlines? The TRIP by TravelTeq might be the solution. The TRIP is designed to fit perfectly into the overhead compartments on a flight, and at the same time maximize the amount of [...]

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The Herman Miller SAYL – the Perfect Computer Chair?

HermanMillerSAYLChair

If you’ve got some spare cash knocking around that you feel would be well spent on making your study/office a bit more comfortable we suggest you try out the SAYL chair by Herman Miller. This chair might look normal enough at first glance, but in fact the chair’s design was inspired by the suspension engineering [...]

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Le Whif Breathable Chocolate and Coffee

Le Whif Breathable Chocolate and Coffee

Le Whif is perhaps the most perfect product ever made and has an awesome name to boot. Le Whif allows the weight conscience to inhale coffee or chocolate without the calories and guilt. You simply pop open the product, stick in your lips and inhale through your mouth. Sure it looks like you are enjoying [...]

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SmartShopper Updates their Ultimate Shopping Gizmo

SmartShopper

We’ve shown you SmartShopper’s Voice Recognition List-Maker before so here’s a quick update on their new one. If you don’t know what the original SmartShopper device was, it was a small printer that could recognise your voice, add the items you said to a list, then printed them off with its thermal printer, making it [...]

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iGrill App Monitors Your Cooking Remotely

iGrill

Sure, we’ve had digital meat thermometers for a long time, even remote, talking and wireless ones, but how about one that feeds data to your iPhone? Enter the iGrill and iGrill iOS app.

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This LED Lightbulb Could Earn You a “Free” iPad

9WLight

If you’re still using 100W lightbulbs in your house there’s potential here to save a lot of money. The PAR20 by ELS (Electronic Lighting Science, Inc) is an LED light bulb that runs off a mere 9W of power. Replacing 100W bulbs with these could save you a fortune on your electricity bill. Let’s see [...]

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Logitech Alert offers stylish Web-connected Security Cameras

If you read the article we posted recently about Archerfish’s Security Cameras, you know we weren’t impressed with the price. So here’s an alternative solution that’s a little cheaper and still packed full of features. The classy “Alert” range of security cameras by Logitech will do the job perfectly well and is 25% cheaper than the [...]

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Sharpie’s Non-Smudging Pencil uses Liquid Graphite

Like writing in pencils but don’t like the hassle of their breaking leads? Sharpie’s Liquid Mechanical Pencil is the answer. The tool, looks, feels, and writes like a pen, but it’s actually liquid graphite that’s coming out of that tip. No more need to sharpen pencils or replace leads in propelling pencils.

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GE MoodCam App Helps You Improve Your House For Free

OK budding interior designers, listen up. GE Lighting Style offers an online lighting system tool called GE Mood Lighting Cam (MoodCam for short) that allows you to find the perfect type of lighting to change the mood of your whole house. Simply take some photos, answer 8 questions and it helps you choose the lighting [...]

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