Woot Advisor

It’s nearly impossible to find a comfortable set of wireless headphones. I don’t know if these are comfortable, but for the price they better be. The good news is the guys at woot have them for about $140 less woots than you would normally pay.

Features:

• Wireless Range: Up to 300 ft
• Frequency: 2.4 GHz
• Battery Talk Time: 8 hrs
• Wearing Style: Over-the-head, Over-the-ear, Convertible (2-in-1)
• Boom Style: Noise Cancelling Flex
• Connectivity: Wireless
• Battery Charging Time: 1.5 hrs
• Battery Standby Time: 24 hrs
• Conferencing: Up to 3 additional GN 9120 headsets (not included) per base
• Security 64 bit encyption: FHSS
• Acoustical Protection: Yes
• Bandwidth: 300-4000
• Boom - Rotate: Yes
• Connectors: RJ9
• Headband Material: Metal
• Headset Speakers: Single
• Mute: Yes

I get lost more than I care to admit, so I could actually really use some sort of GPS system. I bought the Microsoft GPS Locator, but I haven’t even set it up yet, mainly because I have to keep a laptop in car to use it. This Evesham system is new and you can save about $40 woots over the next best price I could find.

Features:

• All In One GPS Navigation System
• Navteq maps (USA+Canada) – Detailed maps pre-installed on a SD card.
• Door-to-door navigation across the USA and Canada.
• Route choice: Plan your route to fit your requirements, such as: quickest, shortest, and avoiding toll roads, by required arrival time, etc.
• Points of Interest: Restaurant, parking garage, movie theater or gas station. Millions of POIs pre-installed. Search by proximity to current location,
• on your route, near a specific city, etc.

• Clear & accurate spoken and visual instructions: Easy to follow, calm instructions given with plenty of notice mean that you can focus on your driving
• MP3 Playback and Photo Album Viewer
• Color LCD screen: Responsive 3.5 inch, high quality LCD screen with crystal-clear 3D graphics and 64,000 colors for optimal visibility.
• Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery
• Navteq USA & Canada maps on 1GB SD card
• SD slot (up to 2GB) for MP3 and digital photos
• Turn by Turn Voice & Visual instructions
• Landscape Display format for clear views
• 2D or 3D Navigation Modes
• Instant address retrieval from recently used, favorites or POIs (points of interest)
• Optimized Routing Over Any Distance
• Fast Re-routing will handle driver mistakes and get you back on track
• Easy Installation
• Intuitive Menu system
• Large touch screen buttons for ?nger input
• Navigate direct to Zip Codes
• Millions of POI (Points Of Interest)

I’ve never been big on taking pictures. However, this looks like a bargin at $149 woots. Next best price I was able to find was for $189 and thats too much for a camera for crying out loud.

Features:

• Model: ViviCam X30
• Class: 10 Megapixel; 1/1.8 inch CCD
• Aperture: F= 2.8 4.8
• Focus range: Macro: 5cm, Normal: 0.5m
• Focal Length: f=7.8mm 46.8mm(T) (37-222mm in 35mm)
• Resolution: 3650 x 2736
• Image format: JPEG
• Video 640 x 480 pixels at 15/30 fps
• Housing: metal
• Lens: 3x optical, 8x digital
• LCD display: 2.5 inch color LTPS, 201K pixels
• External memory: Secure Digital to 1GB (not included)
• Flash: Built-in 4 mode auto flash
• Other: PictBridge, USB 1.1, A/V out (NTSC/PAL)
• Power: Lithium rechargeable battery
• Weight: 150 g
• Dimensions: 91×57x27 mm (3.6 x 2.3 x 1.1in)