mike | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 11 2007 | shopping, heart, cardiac, medical, defibrilator, health
Here's a piece of electronics that you buy and then hope you never have to use - a home defibrillator. We bought one last year - and I just heard that they used one at the Museum of Flight in September to resuscitate a visitor.
It's designed to be easy to use in an emergency - complete with audio instructions during use.
Quoted: Amazon.com: Philips HeartStart Home Defibrillator (AED): Health & Personal Care

mike | Shared With: Everyone - yesterday | logitech, shopping, headset, microphone
Just got this for my desktop - great getting rid of the wires from my USB headset/mic.
Favorite feature? You can mute the mic with a button on the earpiece and a little red LED lights up on the tip of the boom mic. Perfectly in your field of view (but no one else can see it).
Quoted: Amazon.com: Logitech 981-000068 ClearChat Wireless USB Headset - Black: Electronics

mike | Shared With: Everyone - yesterday | shopping, mobile, bluetooth
mike | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 19 2008 | shopping, drupal, ecommerce
Quoted: Ubercart is an exciting open source e-commerce suite, fully integrating your online store with Drupal, the leading open source content management system.
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mike | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 25 2008 | drupal, modules, payments, e-commerce, shoppingBasic e-commerce for Drupal. Older (more established?) than Ubercart.
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mike | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 19 2008 | social, celebrity, shopping
This new site is TMZ with an eye to fashion and product endorsements. It looks like editors upload photos of celebrities using/endorsing various products, and users get to look at those, and make purchases.
Seems like a clear revenue model, but it's not clear to me why users would return here - are they going to compete with TMZ and try to break stories about celebs? If the gossip component is missing, I don't see how it will draw in repeat visitors.
Quoted: Coolspotters is the definitive source for discovering and sharing the products and brands used by your favorite celebrities - in their real lives and in other parts of pop culture such as movies, television, and music. And that's just the beginning...
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mike | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 20 2008 | shopping, web development, e-commerce, drupal, paymentsQuoted: Ubercart is an exciting open source e-commerce suite, fully integrating your online store with the Drupal, the leading open source content management system.
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mike | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 17 2008 | shopping, microsoft, advertising
Display ads are going mobile - and being placed in individual shopping carts!
Quoted: SEATTLE -- Microsoft Corp. is bringing digital advertising to the grocery cart. The software maker spent four years working with Plano, Texas-based MediaCart Holdings Inc. on a grocery cart-mounted console that helps shoppers find products in the store, then scan and pay for their items without waiting in the checkout line.
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mike | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 10 2008 | robots, pool, cleaning, shopping, wishlist
Our current pool cleaner is getting pretty worn out - I'd love to upgrade to a "smart" version from iRobot!
Quoted: The crew at iRobot continues to broach into new territories for its household robotics. Now these little automated pool cleaners aren't anything groundbreaking (we had ...
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mike | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 28 2007 | games, shopping, anagrams, puzzles, scrabble
Our friends told us about this really fun anagramming game, so I snapped one up when I saw it for sale today. There are 144 letter tiles. Each person races to complete a valid Scrabble-style crossword with his own letters.
After we played I checked the letter distribution. Interestingly, they are long on a few letters (from what you'd expect in normal English letter distribution: two each of JQXZ (expect 0), and they are really short on H's: 3 included (expect 9).
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