Martin Hagger associates himself with Latest Gadgets To Buy Blog that offers crisp insight to the things to be kept in mind while purchasing a technological device. Technology has overshadowed every sphere of life without ever our giving a heed that it is omnipresent.
He has been a techno-geek since his childhood days that developed into a passion. This became the driving factor for Martin to pursue his technical engineering degree, and become well-versed with the technology that governs the world. He strongly believes that in the whirlpool of gadgets that surround us, not each of them is actually worth a purchase. Gadgets are intended to simplify life but their over availability can complex things rather than simplify. By means of Latest Gadgets To Buy, Martin attempts to guide the individuals intending to buy products without giving a second thought. It basically facilitates in adopting a wise approach when purchasing gadgets.
Specialties
His specialties incorporate his constitute editing, news writing, proof-reading as well as publishing. His work merges all these qualities to produce an output that is appreciated by the reader, owing to the understandable format and coherence of his work.
Education
Martin pursued Bachelor of Science in Information Technology/ Multimedia and Visual Communication from University of Phoenix.
He later on completed Master of Information Systems from University of Phoenix.
Career Graph/ Experience
Editor for Latest Gadgets To Buy Blog
Martin Hagger, at present associates himself with Latest Gadgets To Buy Blog and been herein for a span of 8 years as Editor. At Latest Gadgets To Buy, his job responsibilities are outlined as writing about latest gadgets, editing, proof-reading, publishing and indulging in regular updates.
Editor for Tech Buzz Magazine
He was closely associated as an Editor with Tech Buzz for over a phase of 21 years. At Tech Buzz, his designated job responsibilities included writing financial news pieces, editing, and even examining the quality of the content that was integrated.
Free-lance author and columnist
Martin has been functioning as freelance author and columnists for several weekly and magazines on topics pertaining to technology and reviews gadgets available in the markets.
Interests
Reading, writing on finance and related aspects, editing, are amidst some of the interests that Martin Hagger indulges in.
May 24, 2008 – 7:34 am
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Just ahead of Memorial Day weekend (in the US), Pentax tonight released the Optio W60. Where other cameras need special shells underwater, the W60 is explicitly designed to be waterproof from the outset and includes watertight joints that extend to the lens: as the optics never protrude from the body, no room exists for water to seep in, the company boasts.
The W60 still won’t be able to offer a performance that matches the DSLR range in any way, but at least the option of expanding one’s horizons to shoot in dry as well as wet places makes the transition period easier. The Pentax Optio W60 features 10 megapixels as well as a 5x zoom lens with 28mm wide-angle Continue reading…
Tags: Optio W60,
Pentax cameras
May 22, 2008 – 8:45 am
R2D2 wears many hats in the movies, and I am constantly amazed at the incompetence of the Galactic Empire to outwit a mere droid. It is a wonder how such incompetence still resulted in the Galaxy being ruled by the evil Emperor Palpatine, but that’s another story for another day. Here we have the R2D2 Wireless Web Camera that increases your cool factor by ten.
This daft droid is not only a remote control wireless webcam, but will also play your web based audio, has a digital camera, can be used as an internet phone, has voice record, wirelessly transmits images, and has possibly the coolest remote control unit in existence.
Features
* R2D2 is both a wireless webcam with adjustable angles and amotorised ‘bot travelling Continue reading…
Tags: R2D2 Wireless Web Camera,
Web camera
May 19, 2008 – 8:00 am
The OLPC organization may have plans to drop Linux and welcome Microsoft’s Windows XP.Microsoft has been working to get a slimmed-down version of Windows to run on XO laptops. One current hang-up is whether the necessary hardware would add $7 to $12 to an XO’s cost, taking the project even further away from its eventual goal of producing the machines for less than $100.
The Windows-based XO systems will be released in the upcoming pilot programs from June onwards, and it is nice to see that the OLPC group and Microsoft finally come to an agreement where everyone can win. After all, the decision as to whether to include Continue reading…
Tags: OLPC organization,
Windows XP
May 16, 2008 – 6:50 am
Designed by DJs for DJs and drawing inspiration from Pioneer’s industry standard CDJ-1000 series, this latest member of the world-famous CDJ family is fully geared up to serve the next generation of digital artists. The CDJ-400 allows DJs to play their MP3 collection off CD-R/RW discs as well as music from mass storage USB devices, such as USB keys, external hard drives and portable media devices [1]. The deck also features the world’s first Scratch Jog Effects [2], with three creative scratch effects and an amazing new Loop Divide function. Virtually all of the button and slider functions can send MIDI data via USB output, making it possible for the decks to control DJ software and other applications, such as Pioneer DJS [3] or Serato Scratch LIVE [4] on a PC or MAC. The CDJ-400 deck is a perfect partner for the DJM-400 mixer and together they provide the ultimate home party set–up.
Features:
• Digital media playback
• MIDI control via USB Continue reading…
Tags: CDJ family,
Pioneer CDJ-400
May 14, 2008 – 9:17 am
The Multifunction GPS Bluetooth Rearview Mirror System comes with more technology smarts than is feasibly feasible on a car mirror. The rechargeable battery powered 3.5 inch touchscreen LCD offers full 12 satellite GPS navigation with voice prompts for directions.It incorporates an SD card expansion slot and can play both MP3s as well as video formats for Windows Media Player and Quicktime MPEG4 with built in speakers giving the viewer a stereo experience. The mirror also reads JPEG pictures which turns the mirror into a photo album and you can even read eBooks through it
And as if that wasn’t enough, the Multifunction GPS Bluetooth Rearview Mirror System also has five built in games and a stylus to navigate the interactive menu screens.Now if they’d also toss in a subscription to OnStar, DirecTV and provide hands free cell communication, it’s be the perfect package. But for $145, this Rearview Mirror may be an ideal add-on to bring any classic into the twenty first century.
Multifunction GPS Bluetooth Rearview Mirror System features:
1)voice navigation
2)Audio and Vedio
3)Support 8 languages
4)E-book Continue reading…
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