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Oct 09, 2009 -
The mini speaker wristlet bags are back! When I mentioned them way back when, most of you were digging their retro hip style. .
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Nov 29, 2007 -
I wouldn't say the KarrySafe Phone Pouch ($12), looks like something you'd see the trendy BlackBerry fanatics on The Hills carrying on Melrose, but I do see its practical purposes. According to the MoMA the cases were "thoughtfully designed to deter common-criminal techniques like pick pocketing and bag snatching, these street-safe features include secure closures, locks, alarmed-breakaway straps, impact padding, and durable slash-resistant and waterproof materials." What do you think of them?
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Aug 17, 2007 -
These compact speakers might not be those loud surround-sound high-quality speakers you were hoping to dock your iPod on, but they do make the perfect travel companion. Featured on GeekAlerts, these sleek portable mp3 speakers fold neatly together and work by plugging the stereo plug into your earphone jack. Available in black and orange for $28 (or $25.20 for members).
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Nov 19, 2009 -
Even if you didn't get to party with Tim Burton himself on Tuesday night for the unveiling of his career-spanning collection of art in NYC, you can still go check out the goods at the MoMA, and now can don your iPhone or laptop in his work as well. GelaSkins is known for their huge selection of artist-inspired gadget skins, and have plucked the artwork right out of Burton's "The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy and Other Stories" and handed it to us in a collection called Tragic Toys for Girls and Boys.
The iPhone skins will set you back $15, and the Laptop skins start at $30, but seems like a deal if you're a Burton fangirl, or just adore his creepy-cute art, like I do.
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Nov 12, 2009 -
Even the most diligent gals have had a gadget slip out of their hand, or vibrate right off of the table as it rings — myself included! The Chilewich iPhone Case ($40) is made from sturdy woven polycarbonate.
The covers are from designer Sandy Chilewich, known for her signature basket-weave design.
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Mar 17, 2008 -
Hey culture vultures, you can now get a dose of a museum visit from your laptop! The MoMA (Museum of Modern Art to the Luddite) has just gone live with the first online art exhibit, and its theme is color.
Color Chart is an all-online exhibit of modern artists from 1918 to 2008 who interpreted color in different and innovative ways.
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Sep 08, 2009 -
Whether you define yourself as a hipster or not, one thing is for sure: those cool cats know their beer, indie bands, pop culture, and tech. In fact, I don't know a hipster who isn't slinging a solid level of geek knowledge and understanding of the hipness of certain oddball whatchamacallits.
New devices hit electronic shelves and the Internet daily — some are instantly welcomed with long lines while others are largely ignored.
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Jul 16, 2009 -
Since this isn't the first typewriter-printed laptop bag I've seen (that honor goes to this red one), I have to note the delicious irony that's having a moment.
The irony, of course, is that of depicting an old-school typewriter on a vessel that transports a new-school computer. Yes, it seems that you can have it both ways: retro and modern.
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Feb 06, 2009 -
I'm starting to collect iPod speakers like they're accessories because they kind of are — you want different sizes and quality depending on whatever you're using them for.
Basically, you can never have too many, which is why I'm hoping a certain someone takes note of these I.Dear Portable Speakers ($36) in wood or faux marble from the MoMA Store.
They're teeny and adorable, and the wood one especially (hint, hint) would look great while playing my music.
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Dec 04, 2008 -
Get ready to call yourself Santa — and not go broke during the holidays by checking out today's installment of Bargain Buys, which includes some fun movie tech and deals on MoMA Store accessories.
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