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this is our men's Houdini jacket a minimalist weather is a sin shelf for cold windy runs it's one piece I rarely leave home without the Houdini has a slim fit but still accommodates a base layer or light mid layer this jacket weighs just 3.6 ounces it's made with a durable 15 denier 100% nylon ripstop fabric that's treated with a DWR finish to shed light moisture and block the wind a single pole draw cord lets you cinch down the hood to withstand the nastiest conditions and still have good peripheral vision the full front zipper is treated with DWR to resist moisture a zippered chest pocket serves as a stuff sack when conditions warrant and comes with a reinforced clip-in loop reflective logos on the chest and back the neck provide greater visibility in the dark partial elastic at the cuffs comfortably seal the wrist and a draw cord hem cinches tight to keep out cold drafts it's always good to have insurance in the mountains when winds gust and flurries fly stay protected and moving comfortably in our 3.6 ounce men's foodini jacket many of us use RFID technology in our daily lives these digital key cards often provide easy and convenient access to all of the places that we frequent on a regular basis our home office parking structure pool etc but until now there's been no easy way to copy Beach devices leaving you vulnerable to expensive fees should you lose one and inconveniencing you when you need to share access with a spouse friend housekeeper or dog walker and having a different key card for each location can be a hassle enter Kesey a small device that fits on your keyring allowing you to copy up to four RFID devices the process of copying an RFID credential onto Kesey is simple first hold down the button you would like to copy the RFID credential to when the LED light turns red simply hold key Z over the key fob or keycard the LED will blink red while Kesey is reading the device when the process is complete the LED will turn green to use it simply press the button near the reader and it will work just like the original easy works with the most popular low frequency RFID devices from many manufacturers using different protocols and if you move or no longer need access to an RFID credential you can simply reprogram that button to copy another device and if you need to give access to anyone it's as easy as holding your Kesey to theirs and holding down the button the simplicity and convenience moves with you GZ the RFID duplicator introducing backtracks most affordable personal breathalyzer the BACtrack go measuring only two and a half inches high and weighing just two ounces the BACtrack go is also one of the smallest breathalyzers in the world powered by backtracks advanced micro check sensor technology the go delivers reliable and accurate BAC results you can trust at the touch of a button included with the go r1 triple-a battery three reusable mouthpieces and the instruction manual operating the go is easy simply power on the device and wait for the countdown timer to begin it's important to wait 15 minutes after eating drinking or smoking before testing this ensures that your results are as accurate as possible once ready take a deep breath and blow through the mouthpiece until the beeping stops the goes innovative fold out mouthpiece ensures that only a precise breath sample enters the alcohol sensor while ambient air and other external pollutants are kept out once your breath sample has been analyzed your BAC result is displayed on an easy-to-read LCD screen for more information about the go as well as our full line of award-winning backtrack breathalyzers please visit us online at mint is the world's thinnest yet most powerful anti lost device and universal remote wakeup and can't find your phone just breast mint your phone will ring have a tea before going to yoga class and want to enjoy music use mint you can remote control your music box to play your favorite music mint is also useful for your work need a give 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for typing on for a long time whether you need to type up a document for work or school making lots of notes or writing lengthy replies to email messages but on the flip side not everyone wants to bring a bulky external keyboard around either especially when you're in a coffee shop like this that's why I love the idea of a virtual keyboard if you haven't seen these futuristic accessories that protect a QWERTY keyboard onto the table or desk in front of you and through Bluetooth connectivity the words wirelessly show up on your touchscreen device as you type it's pretty while so there's two different products on the market that I wanted to put to the test the VK 200 virtual laser keyboard from CTX technologies and the epoch from cellulite both claim to do the same thing but there's a clear winner let's see how they stack up first up sighs as you can see the VK 200 and epic are basically the same size the VK 200 is around 15% smaller and lighter but not much of a difference overall more importantly though the keyboards are very different as you can see the epic keyboard isn't too epic not only is it somewhat blurry and not that easy to see in a bright environment but it's smaller than a typical keyboard which means your fingers are sort of bunched up the keys are not laid out in a typical keyboard fashion either there's also no function keys the VK to hundreds keyboard on the other hand has 78 keys instead of 68 on the epic and it's much wider to give more separation between characters which makes it look and feel more like a normal keyboard the VK 200 also has function keys along with familiar Windows and Mac keys for shortcuts and there's multimedia keys as well for wirelessly controlling your music on a nearby smartphone or tablet perhaps most importantly the VK 200 is more accurate than the celluloid keyboard and it allows for faster typing without missing a key I also love the home row option so you can keep your fingers rested on the home row even giving an audible warning if your fingers drift along with a virtual mouse mode - which is a great idea unlike the epic the BK 200 has an oled screen to show you information like the last three characters you typed battery status along with menu options and settings and more next up battery the BK 200 can be used for up to three hours compared to just two hours with the epic that's a big difference and finally let's talk about added features while connected to a PC you can update the VK to hundreds firmware to add new features and better functions over time the epic cannot do this the VK 200 has typing games to sharpen your skills it also has a little hole in the top corner as you can see to easily attach it to a key chain by the way CTX also has a VK 200 model with a green projector which might cost a little bit more but as twice as bright as red more pleasing to the eye in my opinion and comes with a protective case as well the price is comparable between the two but the VK 200 from CTX technologies outperforms the celluloid epic in performance battery versatility and added features if you're looking for a compact keyboard that you can bring with you wherever life takes you pick up the VK 200 virtual laser keyboard I'm Marc Saltzman thanks for watching you you