| Valerie Cormier Posted: 04 Mar 2011 08:05 AM PST |
| Modernist Cuisine Posted: 04 Mar 2011 08:05 AM PST 
Want to get one step smarter than your colleagues when around the kitchen? Then, you have to read all about the Modernist Cuisine. This cookbook features over 2,400 pages of highly detailed step-by-step simple instructions and practical methods of cooking. From Plated-Dish Recipes, Ingredients and Preparations to History and Fundamentals, the Modernist Cuisine will fill your minds that only grill masters and professional chefs know. $470.
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| Olympus DM-620 Recorder Posted: 04 Mar 2011 07:00 AM PST 
Journalists know that they’re recording device is as important as the story they’re covering. Olympus wants their coverage as clean and as precise as possible that’s why they’re offering the DM-620 Recorder. It uses the ‘TRESMIC System’, which in street parlance, means three mics. There’s the standard stereo mic plus a third, low-frequency mic for clarity. Frequencies as low as 20 kHz could be picked up by the third mic. Not in Barry White territory but close. The DM-620 even features a remote function that activates the device when you can’t be physically near the speaker or the subject you wanna record. There’s an onbard 4GB storage that’s expandable via the microSD slot and power is a couple of AAA batteries. $150.
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| Marta Krupa Posted: 04 Mar 2011 12:47 AM PST |
| D-Link Wireless N Powerline Router Posted: 03 Mar 2011 11:57 PM PST 
Young people, or sometimes even the old ones, should know one basic information about power outlets – that they could hand you the Darwin Award if you’re stupid. But the D-Link DHP-1320 Wireless N Powerline Router transfers information through your existing electrical lines out to your power outlets. Just plug the router into an available socket and get up to 200 Mbps transfer speed or 300 Mbps through Wireless N. Of course, it also depends on how good or how crappy your network connection may be. Wireless security is through WPA2 encryption while the powerlines employ an AES-128 bit security. $130+.
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| Kelty LumaPivot Lantern Posted: 03 Mar 2011 11:37 PM PST 
Why be constrained with an omni-directional light when you can shine on specific areas with the Kelty LumaPivot Lantern. It has two, rotating LED panels to let you beam light on particular targets. The 30.5-mm Nichia LEDs discharge 112 lumens for 12 hours or you can opt for the nuke mode at 210 lumens for six hours. It’s powered by six AA batteries with an ABS plastic body and anodized aluminum handles, perfect for toughing it out in the great outdoors. $50.
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| Sabrina Ferilli Posted: 03 Mar 2011 06:58 PM PST |
| Apple iPad Smart Cover Posted: 03 Mar 2011 06:57 PM PST 
With the release of the Apple iPad 2, a pretty impressive Smart Cover was also released for the tablet. The stunningly-designed cover features magnetic fasteners and a foldable stand that makes it perfect for FaceTime and keyboard use. It is available in two versions: plastic and dyed aniline leather. The plastic version comes in gray, blue, green, orange and pink options. On the other hand, the leather variety comes in grey, tan, brown, black and red options. $40+.
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| Samantha Janus Posted: 03 Mar 2011 06:57 PM PST |
| Powerblock Adjustable Weight Dumbbells Posted: 03 Mar 2011 06:56 PM PST 
If you are looking for really cool dumbbells for your workout, check out the PowerBlock Adjustable Weight Dumbbells. What make these popular are the adjustable free weights; one set of Powerblock dumbbells replaces over 1000-lbs in traditional free weights. This dumbbell design is like a simple weight pile with an integrated padded handle. When it comes to adjustable weight training, they are really affordable and flexible option.$340.
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