Thursday, September 11th, 2008 at 6:27 am
Timex T5G971
Pros: Accurate pulse readings. Crisp display. Comfortable chest strap.
Attractive style in the size of a regular watch. Easy to setup and use
Affordable price. Includes the essentials of a more expensive Exercise Heart Rate Monitor
Cons: Lacks functionality for uploading, downloading and storing exercise data on your PC.
Introduction
The T5G971 is a
Timex Heart Rate Monitor. The T5G971 looks like a regular sports watch, yet in addition to keeping time, serves as a full-featured
Exercise Heart Rate Monitor. The T5G971, with the use of the included Chest-Strap, will accurately display a digital reading of your pulse while you workout, jog, run, walk, or simply type on your computer, as I am doing now.
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Wednesday, September 10th, 2008 at 9:50 pm
Maestro 3225 GPS by Magellan
Magellan Maestro 3225 GPS Pros and Cons
Pros
Slim, light portable and attractive. Affordable. Colorful touch screen. Voice/Street Name instructions. SD Card expandability.
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Tuesday, September 9th, 2008 at 12:28 pm
Euro Pro Toaster
Don't get burned on this Toaster by EuroPro - Convection Toaster Oven Review
The Euro Pro Toaster is a convection toaster oven. How does it work and how does it compare to other toaster ovens?
Pros:
Portable size, good-looking, wide temp range, and convection cooking
Cons:
Horrible timer. Unable to get a good slice of toast without constant monitoring.
Results
I bought this EuroPro Toaster last Christmas, and have yet to successfully toast a slice of bread - other than, it's a pretty good product. I was attracted to this toaster oven for it's small size, versatility, and features. The toaster is well equipped for various cooking tasks: baking, roasting, grilling and toasting. Also, the EuroPro features a wide temperature range of up to 450 degrees fahrenheit, and a full 60 minute timer knob. The Convection toasting feature really works, and helps insure food is thoroughly and evenly roasted. With all of these nifty features, you would think toasting a simple slice of bread would be a no-brainer, for something that bills itself as a toaster oven. Not so! The analog timer knob makes it impossible to choose an accurate number of minutes for timing your toast. In the beginning, our toast would nearly always end up burnt or under-toasted. Read the rest of this entry
Monday, September 8th, 2008 at 4:22 pm
Best Pet Dog
Best Pet Dog
Whoever heard of doing a review on your own dog or pet, right? Well, let’s face it, we all think we have the best pet dog in the world. Though our pets are lovable affectionate creatures, they do have their strengths and weaknesses, as well as features and attributes found on any other product. So, what is the best pet dog? What do you want in a pet dog and how do you define the best pet dog? It is important to know what you are getting before you invest in a pet dog. The best pet dog for some could be a raving nuisance for others. While not all versions of the same species of pet dogs are identical, they do share many similarities, such as the way Pit Bulls tend to chew up neighborhood pets and small children. That is certainly the type of information you’d like to know ahead of time. Even the best pet dog will do that when they are puppies.So, at the risk of looking insensitive, I would like to do a review on my recently deceased, beloved Yellow Labrador, Ginger, considered by some to be the best pet dog. You’re probably asking me why did we choose a yellow lab? Actually, Ginger was not a real yellow lab, she was what's known as a fox-red, yellow lab. A real, yellow lab is pictured below: Read the rest of this entry