When You Really (Point and) Click
My typical type of guy usually has several constants: He’s tall, skinny, and has no marketable skills.
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Tags: camera, camera holster, gadgets, holster, photography, spider camera holster, tech
Making an Impression: How to Not Lose Your Car
[$54, Chinavasion]
If you’re anything like me, then you’ll probably recognize this scenario: you go out with a new flame, park the car, have dinner, go to a show, then when it’s time to head home and you’re working on your best logical argument for a stopover at your place, you realize that you have no idea where you left your ride. Dang, that’s embarrassing. Enter the TravelHoney car finder:
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Tags: cars, gadgets, gps, map
For the Organized Seducer/Seductress
[$20, Cocoon]
The question that comes up on nearly any personality test you might take: “Are you organized or carefree?”
If you’re answer is “organized”, there’s a good chance that you’d like to make it known so all the other anal-retentive folks may take notice.
The Cocoon’s Grid-It system is an elastic weave system that you can configure to hold your gadgets however you want. Next time you’re at a meeting or in an airport lounge, let this “accidentally” fall out of your bag at (which won’t really be an accident since everything you do is intentional) and the cutie OCD-guy/gal, like the teacher from the show ”Glee” (below), shall flock your way.
Here’s Grid-It incorporated into a laptop bag:
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Tags: gadgets, laptop bag, organization
