Think Tank Airport International V2.0 carry-on case and Urban Disguise 50

If you're a photographer who flies with a lot of gear this new version of the Airport International is worth a serious look

Much like Percival on his never-ending quest for the Holy Grail most of us search for that perfect tool that will either make our lives better or enhance our photographic skills. Be it the ultimate in cameras or the most exotic optics - we quest for perfection.

Nextar Q4 GPS unit

A few years ago when Global Positioning Systems were all the rage, the Magellans and the Garmins dominated the market. Today, you can find GPS systems with Navteq maps virtually everywhere at crazy cheap price points. One such GPS unit is the Nextar Q4. Powered by Navteq maps, the Q4 features a 4.3-inch touch screen color display and Text to Speech Navigation with turn by turn voice prompting.

Content Insider #116 --Security

Data Security - A Balance Between Convenience, Privacy, Stupidity

Software and hardware manufacturers have introduced and continue to develop some of the best computing and online security solutions to protect you and your content from being not just compromised but stolen and used. Lose your hardware and yes it is a pain but it can be replaced. Lose your data and your identity can be used in the blink of an eye. The best and most expensive security solutions in the industry seem to be useless against relentless thieves and your own stupidity or careless action.

Portable GPS: Moving Beyond Location, Navigation and Information

Will We Ever Be Lost Again?

Men won't admit to many things. They rarely acknowledge that they're going bald, gained a few pounds, caught a cold or are ever wrong. One thing you almost never hear a man say is that he's lost, especially when he's behind the wheel. What's worse (as many women will attest) is that men typically refuse to pull over and ask for directions "even if it means driving in circles for hours.

Content Insider -- CES Wrap-Up

Content You Can "Almost" Touch, "Almost" Take With You

We don't agree that this year's CES attendance was an indicator of an industry decline. The lower numbers were good for a lot of reasons. Unfortunately when the economic tide turns the hordes will probably be back. 3D movies/TV, mininotebooks and the constant din that we need our entertainment everywhere were the major news points for the show. Beyond that there were incremental enhancements/improvements. Paradigm shifts were not to be seen.