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DENKAT Electronic Cigarette VIEW SLIDE SHOW DOWNLOAD ALL     I got this from Marc (thanks again bro) it’s really cool and smokeless. I have been trying it out all day today and so far I have not been craving for regular cigarettes.

I bought a pair of JBL reference 255 yesterday from Digital Hub V-Mall, I realized today that I didn't like the feel of the set. In-ear = uncomfortable. I think I’ve worn them for a total of 15-20 minutes only. They have a good set of specs and package, hopefully I can have them exchanged when I get back from HKG next week, because these aren’t cheap (PhP 3990) I guess it’s my problem that I can’t stand in-ear headsets… GUNDAM FRAKING BUYER’S REMORSE So to perpetuate the vicious cycle I decided to shop for another set this afternoon when I arrived in HKG. I ended up with two choices: Jabra Chill for 198HKD Plantronics Backbeat 116 for 398HKD Both were wired headsets because I wanted to replace the ITB (in-the-box) Apple headset included with the iPhone 4. Unfortunately, a tester and testing was not allowed in the store (it was a Fortress). I decided to pull the trigger on the Jabra Chill since it was way way cheaper. So I paid the clerk, ran the wire thru my...

[HTC Hero has a capacitive // palm Treo Pro has a resistive] Hello readers it’s me once again and since there has been an on going trend of touch screen devices I have taken it as my geeky duty to explain the differences between the 2 dominant kinds. Resistive – These work on resistance (i.e. pressure) when you use a stylus or your finger two thin films on the screen connect and finish a circuit this charge is then interpreted as an input. Capacitve – These work on capacitance (i.e. charge) each person has a small charge and with this technology the screen has a field which when interrupted registers as an input. Here are examples of devices with resistive screens: Most Windows Mobile Professional devices (to date only the HTC Touch HD2 has WM & capacitive screen) On the capacitive side: We have the iPhone and Android devices The plus side for resistive is that you can use them even with gloves on as they are based on pressure on the screen. You cannot do this wi...