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February 2008

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CES 2008: WildCharge a Awesome Device Charging Platform

Wildcharge is the first product we found that not only allows you to get rid of charging cables but also has had designers look at the way devices are actually placed on the wireless charging pad to guarantee charging no mater the angle of the device being charged. Truly a cool product. This product truly lets you cut the cords

CES 2008: VideoRedo

VideoRedo is designed to edit recorded media from your DVR. It will delete all of the commercials. It will then save the file and allow you then to build a series of shows. This program was highly talked about, and if you want a way to get the data from your DVR onto a DVD then you need to check

CES 2008: Tune Up Media Music Collection Organization Application

We all have unorganized music list. I know my iTunes library is a mess. But the folks from Tune Up Media have come to our rescue and has introduced a new application. Once installed this application works with the Gracenote music database to completely clean and organize your library. This is a serious product and the first one I have

CES 2008: Tele Atlas 3D GPS Mapping

If you see the Tele Atlas Van in your city you need to get excited because they are mapping all major cities and coming out with a very cool 3D mapping product that GPS Manufactures like HP has incorporated into their new GPS Devices If you want more information on TeleAtlas and info on future special offers please visit www.rawvoiceoffers.com

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GNC-2008-02-29

Leap Year Podcast and wow I think this is one of the better shows in a while. Back in the swing of things here in Hawaii and lots of great tech on todays shows with some soap box moments. Sponsors: [Try GoToMeeting free for 30 days at GoToMeeting.com/techpodcasts. No credit card needed.] Special Promotion code 20% off on 1 Year

WorldWide Telescope

I put out a challenge to my podcast listeners to try and guess what Robert Scoble cried over when he saw it, and today he revealed it is the WorldWide Telescope.

CES 2008: TasteBook

TasteBook is a website that is focused on food. TasteBook is the best place online to share and get online recipes. You can login and create a collections of recipes that can then be printed and delivered as an actual recipe book. Great for families to bring in all of those family secret recipes. For $34.95 per you can get

CES 2008: Sony OLED Monitors

The Sony OLED Monitors are without Question the most beautiful monitors I have ever seen. The images are almost more real than real life. I am serious this is a product I would love to have on my desk. Once you see one you will want to break out your credit card. I f you want more information on Sony

CES 2008: RCA Digital Camera with YouTube Compatibility

A review of RCA Audio and Video product offerings with special emphasis on a the RCA Small Wonder digital camera. These cameras are very low cost, but they have YouTube functionality built in. They can record video and send straight to YouTube. They use SD cards for storage and have a near HD quality. With a $89.00 to $99.00 price

CES 2008: Philips Eco Innovation Award for their Flat Screen HD Monitor

Philips has introduced a very cool TV that is ECO friendly that uses something called active control , it monitors light in the room to adjust the power to the screen. It also uses some technology that recognizes what you are watching and makes changes dynamically. Very cool flat screen monitor that is 1081i compatible If you want more information

CDN Services Needs to Learn Game is Changing

Every couple of months RawVoice gets called or e-mailed by CDN Sales representatives. We are always open to talk to them to see what kind of pricing they can bring to the table.

It’s about the mesage not the medium

There is a good post on Massively that discusses some of the ill conceived marketing efforts in Secondlife. I have not been spending much time in Secondlife lately. This is partly due to not having much in the way of spare time. I have also found that there is very little new things to see there, or at least if

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