I had to travel to
Brooklyn, New York during the Memorial Day Weekend. It was because I attended the wedding of my
daughter, Traci, and Jason Myles Goss.
As in all my travels, I brought with me my iPAD and iPhone together with
all the useful accessories to these devices.
Since this was the wedding where I was the father of the bride, and that
meant substantial exposure to many people
(wedding guests), I decided to add style to utility re the accessories for my
gadgets.
Fortunately, a few days before our departure, I received
some products that I found to be very functional, of good style, and hip.
WOODCHUCK Case for
IPAD 2
I have several cover cases for my iPAD. I received them also as sample products for review by attending the International CES in Las Vegas and the MACWORLD in San Francisco. The Woodchuck case is different in several ways. One, it is made in America compared to the others which are made in foreign lands. Two, it is made of recycled wood and plastic. Three, they look durable, beautiful, and, as described by the manufacturer “highly customizable”. Four, as what the company did to my iPAD Woodchuck case, the company laser engraved what I had wanted onto the wood backing – “Personal Property of Benjamin G. Maynigo”. (See the picture).
Amidst its patent usefulness and beauty, the case looked
very simple and easy to install. What I
really find attractive, other than what the product brings, is the fact that
they are using recycled materials and they are made in the United States. It is also about loving nature and bringing
jobs back to America.
Purchasing one, two,
or more for your own use or gifts to friends and relatives would actually be
helping in the mission of job creation.
I recommend that our readers buy the case either for iPAD,
iPhone or other mobile devices.
POWEROCKS’ TAROT and
MAGIC STICK
There were several
events leading to the actual wedding ceremony of my daughter, Traci. Almost everybody, especially the younger
generation consisting mostly of the “Digital Natives” were continuously using
their smart phones or tablets – talking, emailing, skyping, browsing, taking
pictures, updating, tweeting, and doing other social media activities. Of course, sooner or later, their devices
would reach a “low bat” situation.
I knew this. That’s why I went prepared. My chosen power banks were from Powerocks – Stone
3, which I reviewed earlier; TAROT; and MAGIC STICK. Because of their portability, I always brought
the last two to all the social events.
TAROT and MAGIC STICK
were hits at the wedding events. When I
lent the MAGIC STICK to my daughter Tanya, not only did she recharge her own
iPhone but started recharging the others’ devices as well. It was very useful.
I chose to keep the TAROT for myself placed in a cardholder
together with my credit and business cards.
It served me well. I never had to
worry being placed in a “low bat” situation.
TAROT
This is the world’s thinnest portable power bank. Being ultrathin, it is designed to fit in a
wallet, pocket, or small purse to provide an emergency charge for smartphones,
tablets and other mobile devices quickly and safely when away from a power
source or outlet. It provides emergency
power whenever you leave the house or when travelling to charge your phone or
device so you’ll never miss a call, lose power during a meeting, or be without
your device when on the road.
It weighs just 1.79 oz, with measurements of 3.5” (length) x
2.1” (width) x 0.28” (height). It has 1500mAh capacity.
Priced at $34.99, I think it is worth buying. I highly recommend it!
MAGIC STICK
Rechargeable,
Portable and Lightweight!
This extended battery
is small enough to easily fit in a purse, briefcase, and backpack, even in the
palm of your hand. It is a lightweight
but very powerful battery as I have proven only recently. It is perfect for work, vacation and everyday
on the go. It has a modern slim, sleek,
and stylish design.
Many who used it during the wedding are planning to buy it!
So should you!
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