Joseph King - Technology Enthusiast

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Here I continue to list the permanent contents of my Targus pack, also referred to as my "bag of tricks", "Mary Poppins bag", "mobile office", and "OMG, this is heavy".  targus
   
media player My Lexar USB 2.0 12-in-1 Card reader is perfect for those "can you open this file" moments that seem to come at least once a week. I like it because it is very light, has a cover you can close over the card slots, and it can use the single USB + PSP cable that I carry.
   
Ah, yes. The iPod. It had to be in there somewhere, didn't it? The iPod I carry is a 60 GB 5th generaton model. This particular iPod is covered by the invisibleSHIELD, and then encased in an iSee Crystal Clear Case by Contour Design. I also have iTunes installed everywhere. iPod 
   
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I am also a huge fan of the Sony PSP. I admit that I wasn't terribly impressed with the concept when it came out, but a few friends got some, so I tried one out, and have loved it ever since. I actually use mine more for movies than games (I prefer watching ripped DVDs on PSP as opposed to iPod, as most of my movies are widescreen). Also, it just seems more comfortable to hold for long periods of time.
   
Typically I use my iPod ear buds to listen to sound from my laptop, iPod, or PSP. Sometimes however, I'm in loud environments like aircraft or a datacenter were the ear buds just don't make the cut. For times like those, or when I'm just in the mood for tuning out the rest of the world, and don't mind looking goofy as I do so, I have the Bose QuietComfort® 2 Acoustic Noise Cancelling® headphones. headphones
   
phone Even though the world is used to me going everywhere with the Targus pack on my shoulder, sometimes I just don't need EVERYTHING in it. For those times, I can get by (for short periods at least) with my Verizon Wireless XV6800 Windows Mobile 6 Smartphone. With it I get my e-mail in real time from both my Exchange server and Windows Live Hotmail, have rudimentary web browsing capability, and pretty much every other PDA related function you can think of. We have been very happy together.
   
There are a few more items in the pack, 4 USB drives, a Cisco console cable, 4 AA and 4 AAA batteries, pens, and an ever changing rotation of books and DVDs. I used to keep a screwdriver or two in there as well, but as I can no longer get them through security when I fly, it became too much trouble. Even now my bag is the bane of TSA employees the country over.


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