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HP TouchPad Review

HP's TouchPad is not only the first ever non-smartphone WebOS device, but also the first non-phone "Palm" device since 2005's TX and Z22. As such, ever since its February unveiling , the combined HP/Palm entity is placing a tremendous amount of faith that the the TouchPad will spearhead a rebirth of WebOS, now debuting in verion 3.0 form on this device. Read on for my in-depth TouchPad review.

Packaging & Box Contents Since the TouchPad represents so many "first" for HP's Palm Global Business Unit, it's no surprise that the packaging has received a complete overhaul. Gone is the rectangular rigid cardboard box that Palm used for every device from 2008's Treo Pro through the recent HP Veer .

Instead, the TouchPad comes neatly packaged in an Apple-esque sturdy white cardboard sleeve with an all-black interior box. The nicely finished black interior tray is separated into several compartments containing the TouchPad itself, the microUSB cord, and a elongated version of the cylindrical Palm-style AC adapter that has finally had its "Palm" branding removed. A central interior compartment contains a smattering of printed material such as a getting started guide and a microfiber cleaning cloth.

I was somewhat disappointed to see nothing in the way of a sleeve or carrying pouch included in the box. Given the TouchPad's propensity for picking up fingerprints and smudges at an alarming rate, this would have been a much-appreciated freebie. Thankfully, the aforementioned black microfiber cleaning cloth is included along with two separate pieces useful of printed documentation. These are small but nice touches and very appreciated, especially considering that this will be the first tablet experience for many TouchPad owners.

Bargain hunting WebOS fans should note that as of this writing, Costco is bundling the 32Gb TouchPad with a black neoprene case for $20 less than the usual $599.99 MSRP, making that a solid deal for users looking for a case as part of the package.

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The Best Musical Experience With Shure SCL3 Sound Isolating Earphones

With all the gadgets there are like Smartphones, iPods and iPhones, you will constantly see people on the move with ear-phones hanging from their ears as they listen to music. Most of us tend to stick with the earphones that come with the phones yet there are superior quality earphones that are designed to deliver clear and rich sound. You can enjoy the sound of music with Shure SCL3 earphones.

Even better, music is heard with great clarity that is incomparable to standard earphones. Indeed, they are the makers of Shure SCL3 Sound Isolating Earphones. They were made with live shows in mind during which performers need high quality earphones.

The earphones also take the cake when it comes to comfort, thanks to their cotton-soft ear buds. They can be used for hours on end with no feeling of discomfort. You will also appreciate the minimalist design they have and the dynamic technology they embody Wide-band Micro-driver and Dynamic Micro-driver technology that make it possible to hear the entire sonic range.

Additional specifications of these earphones are sensitivity of 113dB SPL/mw at 1kHz, a frequency range in of between 25 to 18.5Hz and impedance of 26ohmsat 1kHz. There is also an output connector and quite a good looking one at that with a 3.5 mm gold-coated stereo plug. It is quite light at only 28 grams and a 56-inch cable.

There are a number of exclusive features. Perhaps the most important is the ability to filter out noise from the surrounding so that only the music can be heard. Sound isolation is accompanied by crystal-clear highs and improved bass which it is possible to hear across a broad frequency sound-stage.

Shure SCL3 Sound Isolating Earphones also come with sleeves that can be interchanged for a customized fit that is comfortable. A deluxe carrying case is also included. To keep it in good condition, a Fit Kit that has cleaning foam, a soft flex, three-way extension sleeves and a cleaning tool.

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