Keep your laptop safe and looking brand new with this classic looking neoprene sleeve. This sleeve is made from durable neoprene that is scratch, tear, and damage resistant. Easy to insert your laptop and easy to take out, this sleeve is hassle free and easy to use. The Velcro flip top enclosure will keep your laptop secure inside. With an additional exterior zipper pocket, carry accessories around and make sure that they're secure with the zipper encolosure. This pocket also features small sleeves that are perfect for flash drives, SD cards, batteries, etc. The neoprene will protect your laptop from scratches, fingerprints, dust and damage. Protect your laptop with this sleeve and be mobile all day!Price: $31.99
The Faux Suede Protective Sleeve with Shoulder Strap and Pocket is the perfect protection for your laptop. It has a convenient exterior pocket for small accessories and a detachable shoulder strap. Outer shell is soft faux suede material that promotes style and durability. Perfect use for professionals and students!
The CaseCrown Premium Double Memory Foam Laptop Case provides perfect protection for your valuable laptop. It is made out of premium quality shock absorbing double memory foam and it provides extra protection even though case is very light and thin. Water resistant and zipper scratch-free exterior will provide you a complete protection for your laptop. Perfect for business, school, travel, etc.
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Toshiba Pocket PC e355 Battery. This is a 3.7 Volt, 1000 mAh, Li-Polymer Battery . Dimensions: 2.35 x 1.44 x 0.20. 100% OEM compatible.
Toshiba Pocket PC e740 Battery. This is a 3.7 Volt, 1000 mAh, Li-Ion Battery . Dimensions: 2.53 x 1.57 x 0.25. 100% OEM compatible.
These New Nuvo-Tek 10.2" Neoprene Cases are Black and have an Orange accent as pictured. The case is made of soft, strong, flexible and durable neoprene to protect your netbook from accidental bumps, scratches and daily wear. Neoprene is water resistant and will protect your investment from leaks or spills as well. Got a stain? No problem, just wash the case with soap and water. The case is extremely light, so you will not notice any difference in weight even if stored away in your briefcase, bag or purse. It offers very easy access to your notebook and is very convenient.
Micro browser NetFront v3.1 for Toshiba''s e800 series feutures support for VGA display(480 x 680 pixels), a first for the Pocket PC platform, greatly enhancing the Web browsing exp
Easy to use, the Toshiba Pocket PC e335 features a familiar user interface and tools from Microsoft, such as Pocket Word, Pocket Excel, Pocket Outlook, and Microsoft Windows Media Player for Pocket PC 2002. Play audio and video files and organize and view your favorite pictures, all with the Toshiba Pocket PC e335's incredible expansion capabilities, including an integrated Secure Digital (SD) media slot for additional memory or wireless connectivity (via the optional Bluetooth SD card) and USB host functionality that allows the user to plug the device into a full-size keyboard.
Some bands like to thwart expectations, and Air is one of them. "Spacemaker," the opening of Pocket Symphony, sounds like a cousin to their instrumental retro-lounge "La Femme D'Argent" from 1998's Moon Safari, right down to the electric bass break in the middle. But this isn't a return to their breakthrough sound. "Spacemaker" really does pave the way for an almost classically somnolent outing from the French duo. Air once proclaimed, "In any classical song you can take five seconds of it and make a loop and you make a great pop song with it." I think they took that to heart on an album that echoes Debussy, Bach, and Reich, but which also contains a Beatlesque eclecticism redolent of Revolver. But instead of the Beatles' Indian flourishes, Air look to Japan, using a plucked koto on a couple of tracks, but also a zen garden sense of sonic placement. Although Jarvis Cocker from Pulp and Neil Hannon of Divine Comedy sing on a couple of tunes--adding some emotional gravitas--Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoit Dunckel do most of the vocalizing in their preternatural Munchkins-on-Quaaludes lisp. Air are known for their chilled melancholy, but the mood of Pocket Symphony is introspectively somber. Only "Mer du Japon" rises to a groove, while the rest recline in a luxurious torpor. That mood works especially well on instrumentals like the minimalist cycles of "Night Sight" and the Enoesque "Lost Message," with its circular piano line and ice-sheathed string synthesizers. Pocket Symphony won't yield any pop hits, but it could be the soundtrack to endless rainy afternoons. --John Diliberto
The CaseCrown Premium Double Memory Foam Case for your notebook provides optimal protection. Despite its slim size, this case with its shock absorbing double memory foam padding will provide superior protection. The interior comes with straps to hold your notebook in place so you can utilize the bag as both a carrier and a comfortable platform on your lap or desk when opened and in use. Water resistant and zipper scratch-free exterior will protect your laptop from damage and unwanted fingerprints. There's an extra front pocket to store and carry accessories. The trendy, chic exterior complements the bag's utility with a fine, sleek style.
The TomTom Car Mount Kit for Toshiba e400 and e800 Pocket PCs makes using your TomTom PDA navigation solution as easy to use in your vehicle, as it is to use in your hand. This mount kit is intended for use with your TomTom Navigator 5 or Navigator 6 Bluetooth or wired navigation solutions.
Some bands like to thwart expectations, and Air is one of them. "Spacemaker," the opening of Pocket Symphony, sounds like a cousin to their instrumental retro-lounge "La Femme D'Argent" from 1998's Moon Safari, right down to the electric bass break in the middle. But this isn't a return to their breakthrough sound. "Spacemaker" really does pave the way for an almost classically somnolent outing from the French duo. Air once proclaimed, "In any classical song you can take five seconds of it and make a loop and you make a great pop song with it." I think they took that to heart on an album that echoes Debussy, Bach, and Reich, but which also contains a Beatlesque eclecticism redolent of Revolver. But instead of the Beatles' Indian flourishes, Air look to Japan, using a plucked koto on a couple of tracks, but also a zen garden sense of sonic placement. Although Jarvis Cocker from Pulp and Neil Hannon of Divine Comedy sing on a couple of tunes--adding some emotional gravitas--Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoit Dunckel do most of the vocalizing in their preternatural Munchkins-on-Quaaludes lisp. Air are known for their chilled melancholy, but the mood of Pocket Symphony is introspectively somber. Only "Mer du Japon" rises to a groove, while the rest recline in a luxurious torpor. That mood works especially well on instrumentals like the minimalist cycles of "Night Sight" and the Enoesque "Lost Message," with its circular piano line and ice-sheathed string synthesizers. Pocket Symphony won't yield any pop hits, but it could be the soundtrack to endless rainy afternoons. --John Diliberto
Item #: PK016. The Pocket GPS Navigator is comprised of the iGPS hardware and the Ostia navigation software supplied on CD-ROMs. With the navigation software installed on your HP iPAQ, locating your current position, or finding a destination or point of interest (POI) is fast and simple. Routes can be calculated and viewed. Once you're in your vehicle, simply activate the navigation program and begin traveling; the automated voice-prompts will instruct you when and where to turn. If by chance you go "off route, " the automated voice will give an off-route warning. Simply push the "Action" button on your HP iPAQ and the system will reroute you to your destination from your current position. Product Description: Pharos Pocket GPS Navigator - GPS kit