G-Man 40 pocket gadget jacket |
The more we come across newer and cooler gadgets, the more we find we’re wanting needing to carry around more stuff with us, most of which ends up in a back pack or computer bag. This G-Man jacket designed for use by federal law enforcement officials has 40 individual pockets built-in, some hidden and some not, for storing all shapes and sizes of portable gadgets ridding our need for a separate bag.
The G-Man jacket has some of the pockets specifically designed for things like your PDA, MP3 player, cell phone, water bottle, wallet, keys, sunglasses, pens and more, all having non-scratch linings with some having easy-to-open magnet enclosures. The jacket is also fitted with wire conduits to thread through wires for headphones and other wired connections. And of course since it’s designed for law …


Winter is still a little ways off here in the US but I’ve worked at some places that keep the air conditioning on a little strong on these hot days where these could have come in “handy”. Not unlike the
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Hey, remember those
For those of you that love getting high but don’t like to feel the cold,
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I’m beginning to accept the fact that it isn’t going to end anytime soon, and have just succumb to the explosion of
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Traveling can sometimes make it difficult to keep gadgets charged up, especially when hiking or spending time in remote areas. This backpack from Voltaic Systems has three durable, waterproof solar panels across the back of it which generate up to 4 watts of power, which is plenty to charge up your things.
Many times I have been sitting in a room working away on my PC wishing my feet were not so cold. If only there were a way to warm them up, maybe with electricity that I don’t have to plug into a wall outlet? Maybe with electricity from my computers USB port?!?!

How many times have you been somewhere and gotten a bottle that’s not a twist off when you don’t have an opener?








