B802 Cordless Phone
May 11th, 2012
Motorola B802 Premium 2 Handset Dect 6.0 Cordless Phone System With Bluetooth Technology, Caller Id, Digital Answering System
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GTMax Black Mini Bluetooth Handsfree Headset (36mm x 16.8mm) for AT&T HTC Inspire 4G, DESIRE HD, THUNDERBOLT, MERGE, EVO 3D, EVO 4G, SENSATION 4G, DROID INCREDIBLE 2, MYTOUCH SLIDE 4G, TROPHY, WILDFIRE S, STATUS, CHACHA
March 24th, 2012
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Panasonic 2.4V Replacement Cordless Telephone Battery (HHR-P105A)
March 20th, 2012
Panasonic Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery for Cordless Phones HHR-P105A Phone Batteries
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C Crane CCRadio-SW (Model CSW-TCF)
March 7th, 2012
This phenomenal radio offers the best combination of sensitivity, selectivity and audio performance ever for any radio of this price and size. Shortwave is excellent right off the whip antenna. The five-inch speaker is accurate, pleasant and reproduces deeper bass than any portable of similar size. This radio also features RF gain control, bandwidth control, bass and treble controls, fast and slow tuning, 50 station memories, lighted buttons, a clock radio with snooze alarm, stereo line output and a headphone jack. It runs on four D-size batteries or four backup AA batteries (not included). The built-in charging circuit will recharge optional NiMh batteries right inside the radio, saving you both time and money. AC adapter and antenna connectors are also included.
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Retro-Electro: Collecting Technology from Atari to Walkman
January 7th, 2012
The latest trend on E-Bay and at flea markets is the buying and selling of old technologyâtransistor radios, video games, the Betamax video recording system. While made of plastic, wires, and metal that earlier seemed to have little of the romance of the âantique,â this trend proves that these objects from the sixties, seventies, and eighties have acquired status as collectibles.
Addictively browsable, this is the essential guide to what technology from the last half of the 20th century is collectible. This is the only book to survey the trend, catalogue and depict the full range of objects, and gauge the correct price levels.
Even those who have not built a collection will be fascinated by the spirited product histories of the original Atari console, the Walkman, and the Betamax (which proves that every age has its Edselâthe product technically superior but destined to fail in the marketplace). Collectible Technology mourns all the gadgets from adolescence ever thrown away. It will start you wondering how much the brand new Ipod will be worth in a few decadesâ¦
The book includes an impressive guide to where to buy these collectibles and which websites to use.
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