Travel Tips

Posted on: Tue, 2008-09-23 08:43
Travel Tips

Travel Gadgets to Enhance Your Vacation!

Much awaited travel plans will be greatly enhanced if you are well equipped with the appropriate travel gadgets. I have compiled a list of some gadgets that are sure to fill the down time and enhance the wow time!

1. iPods; Bringing an iPod loaded up with a variety of your favorite music can add a personal touch to an unfamiliar territory. It can be comforting and this comfort extends to helping an individual relax at night. Many people have slight to moderate difficulty sleeping in strange places. Also, iPod speakers are very small, portable and wireless and can allow you to play your music in your room, at the beach or by the pool, etc. An iPod arm band is another stylish accessory that will prove useful.

2. An Electronics Hammock; This gadget compliments any of your small gadgets that need charging. This Hammock is positioned right below an outlet by fastening to the plug itself and holds your electronic product to ensure that it does not dangle precariously or lay on the ground at risk of getting wet or stepped on.

3. Indestructible Travel Cases; Keeping your electronic gadgets with you at all times and also keeping them safe and dry is easier than ever before with the waterproof and crushproof Pelican Micro Case Series of cases. There is even a purge valve to equalize the pressure!

4. Nintendo DS, Gameboy, Playstation portable; These three products are all hand held game consoles. Although marketed for adolescents, many adults also own and play these game consoles. There are hundreds of games to choose from and the DS has features such as PictoChat and 2 player capabilities. These features enable more than one user who has their own console to be partaking in the same activity or game. These players are connected wirelessly through a system to system wireless connection. Therefore, the 2 player feature only requires one of the players to actually have the game inserted into their DS. PictoChat allows for simple input of keyboard text and written text/drawings to be exchanged by up to 16 people.

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Posted on: Mon, 2008-10-06 12:50 #1
Hi Justin, Your tips are

Hi Justin,

Your tips are quite informative and I really liked your post, interesting perspective. Thank a lot..

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Posted on: Mon, 2008-10-13 10:38 #2
Hi, Awesome tips

Hi,

Awesome tips there,

Thanks a lot for sharing this wonderful resource...

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Posted on: Wed, 2008-10-15 04:07 #3
Cool

Here is my list:

  • iPhone 3G: Because it was better than any travel guide and with its map feature with satellite views and GPS it greatly helps me plan city trips. The Browser and other software lets me book hotels and the games, iPod and eBook thingy lets me kill time on flights, even watch movies. The only crappy thing about it is the battery life and that my data plan only covers US with reasonable charges.
  • A power plug adapter is probably one of the more useful things you can bring along.
  • An Image Tank where I can download my photos to, if I don't want to carry a laptop.
  • An inverter for the airplane and cars in case I DO want to carry my laptop.

And here is what I like to leave at home:

  • My Razor
  • My Computer if I can

Andre

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Posted on: Wed, 2008-10-22 23:46 #4
great list, but dont

great list, but dont forget to bring all the chargers for those gadgets!  i hate when you forget to pack those things and are out of juice as soon as your plane lands.

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Posted on: Thu, 2008-10-23 01:41 #5
Hi, I think you should

Hi, I think you should first make overall planning for thetravelling and you would have better ideas by discussing this with other people.....So think and prepare well before travel to anywhere...

Posted on: Sun, 2008-10-26 01:43 #6
These tips are great. I

These tips are great. I always make sure are family have the DS and portable DVD player with them. Keeps them from becoming bored especially when sometimes you end up having a five hour delay at the airport like we did a couple of weeks ago due to weather. The only problem I have is sometimes is remembering to bring all the chargers home.So make sure you pack them and not leave them in the motel room. We always manage to forget at least one.

Posted on: Wed, 2008-10-29 05:29 #7
Check the voltage

I blew a cellphone charger once while I was overseas. It hadn't occured to me that there are still companies making chargers that only go up to 120V. It's like we are in the stone ages or something.

Posted on: Thu, 2008-10-30 02:46 #8
Thanks!

Wow, these are really useful tips.  I never considered bringing my own portable devices.  I would add that it would be less hassle as well. 

Posted on: Tue, 2008-11-04 06:52 #9
tips

Hey its really good informative tips. I like it. Thank you for sharing with us.

 

Posted on: Tue, 2008-11-18 08:49 #10
Gadgets while travelling

gadgets are very useful things for travellers; they make life easy while travelling; it makes possible to store lot of information in a small thing such