I have seen disc printers for a while now, I remember trying them back in the day and trying to stick whatever I printed onto the disc and it was a mess. The Dymo DiscPainter is the first Disc printer that I have seen that really does the job, it integrates with Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, or the included Dymo Discus software. It features Rapid Print technology meaning it can print onto a DVD or CD while the disc is spinning and the whole printing process takes about one minute.
This is a great product, but I only burn DVDs and CDs once in a while these days since everything is hooked up to the entertainment center, but its still a very good product.
Price: $280
Link: UnCrate
I tend to read a lot of books and one of thing when I read in bed, on the couch, or while traveling is that my wrist hurts after a while. Even though I want to read it becomes very annoying after a while, so it took sometime but someone thought of the perfect product to make things easier for you. You can read in the most relaxed positions, and it is built from solid ABS plastic for different kinds of books and very easy to flip pages and you get used to how to flip pages.
Its worth getting but it seems that it is back ordered until the third or fourth month of January.
Price: $15
Link: BookGem
At last I have picked up the diNovo Edge for my desk, and I have to say I am extremely happy with what I have. It is a very compact, sleek, solid, and high quality keyboard. It has a lot of features which are all touch based, such as quick scrolling, moving the cursor, volume control and a few other controls.
I tried it singularly with a PC and the Bluetooth works from a very large distance of over 7 meters. I was honestly surprised at the strength of the signal and I will be getting another one when I get a chance. The build is a solid aluminum and polished plastic, it just feels very nice and the buttons feels good when in use.
I have it connected to the KVM switch for my computers and so I lose some of the functionality of the multifunction buttons and touch pad, but that is due to the short coming of the KVM and its still worth having. Another fantastic product from Logitech, I will write a full review once I test it out and get a better idea of its battery life and at least it gives me some more desk space to work with.
I’im used to Timberland being the prefered brand for off-roading or kicking something really hard type of boots. I never thought they would come up with a funky watch such as this. I really like what they have done to it, and its got this really rugged look to it, not bad for the price.
Features:
- Both a Digital and Analog Watch
- Four Different Time Zones (Two Analog, Two Digital)
- Altimeter
- Thermometer
- Barometer
- Compass (Analog & Digital)
- Steel Case with PVD Coating (Anti-Scratch)
- 57mm Case
Price: $345
Link: UnCrate
Who remembers the Koosh Balls from back in the day, I remember having different kinds and I had mine up until recently when my nephew took it. I really loved my Koosh Ball, I remember calling it a Kooshkin and a few others would remember that too.
I had a black and blue one which is of decent size, and I had it for over 13 years but since it has been taken away I’m thinking about getting another one but I want that specific color. And for $3 I really think its worth having, but finding the right color is tough since they only have limited kinds. I remember the multicolored ones were huge, but I prefered the ones that fit in the palm of my hands.
Link: Amazon
This is the most unique chess board I have seen in a long time, it adds some zest to a very old game. I have seen some very nice chess boards, but this board takes it to another level. Each spot is carved into the wood and each pieace has a circular bottom which balances in its spot. For $265 this chess board is extremely reasonable and very worth its price for the unique feel to it and the good quality. One step closer to a Harry Potter Chess Board
Link: UnCrate
I have my own Art of Shaving kit that I purchased a four years ago and I love it, I feel that it is clean and professional and something every man should have. I haven’t used it in a long time, maybe once every few months. The blade that I really like is the fusion since shaves nice and clean, and now the Art of shaving have made the Fusion Chrome Power Shaving razor and brush stand, they are using one their badger brushes which are amazingly high quality to use to lather up. I think this is a great gift and worth every penny.
Price: $325
Link: UnCrate
I think there is nothing more that I like lugging around with me then my Moleskine. The only annoying thing with this issue is not having a pen around to write or draw with, so this is a pouch that would carry the book and you can attach your pen to the top.
Its made of grey German felt with soft Australian leather, which makes it very comfortable, sturdy, and water repellant. Who wouldn’t want a cool pouch for your moleskin, I’m going to try ordering this, luckily they take paypal.
Price: $35
Link: Etsy
I was told that I needed to change my rear tires and the front tires were fine, so I thought it would be a simple task to get that done. I have Continental ContactSport 2 as the rear tires, and they gave their measures to see if they have it at the dealership which they said they didn’t. Then I contacted the tire dealer in Kuwait and a few other shops, turns out they don’t have them either. I called up 5 shops and they all told me it would take 4 to 6 weeks to get any high speed tire, so I called a friend and ask him to look around as well. Then they told me the Michelins were available but my problem with that is that I don’t want to get tires that I’m not familiar with, they might be better, they most probably are, but I just wanted tires that I am used and know their limitations. The funny part that my rear tires were basicaly slicks when they took them out, they had almost nothing left.
After I was about to go to Michelins I got a call for a tire place just off of the 4th ring road, opposite Chevrolet. I went their and to my luck they had the same tires I had going for 146 KD a tire, but was negotiated down to 112 KD, and I’m sure they are making a huge margin from it. I’m just happy I found them, and when I was driving I feel that there is more traction available with the car.
I love everything about my Landcruiser except for the horn, it moves like a beast but squeals like a pig! The sound is embarrassing, I think it is the same horn used in the Toyota Camry, I have heard many of them and they sound like mine. I have at last found the perfect modification for the my horn problem, but overkill is an understatement.
This is the Train Horn from Hornblasters.com, its a genuine high grade three stage train horn, simply its very loud. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing in the videos this is probably one of the most entertaining modifications that can be done to car. It would scare the hell out of people just as you are driving, if it was available in Kuwait it would be abused ridiculously, but if only one car it would be hard to find. The prices range from $300 up to $2300, how great would that be to have one.
Link: Video
Link: HornBlasters