Cordgo MP3 Player Headphone Cord Winder
Cordgo has developed a nifty little headphone winder to prevent your headphone cords from tangling as you move about during the day.
The device is a just a little bit larger than we like but it still beats having extra cord lengths whipping you and tangling in your clothes.
You simply wrap the cord to the spindle inside and rotate the outer face to retract or extend the cord. The cordgo can hold approximately 6ft of 1.5mm cable (approximate thickness of earphone cord).
The clip on the back of the little plastic puck like holder is handy for clipping onto your belt, backpack, arm band or lady’s bag strap.
You can also use it to house your extra usb or firewire cables or PDA docking station cords or just tidying up the extra length of peripheral cords attached to your PC.
Small, portable and clutter remover for $9.95.
Anti Theft Back Packs, Wallets, Hand Bags and Purses
Nothing will f#ck up a trip more than getting your stuff ripped off. Protecting your gear from theft while travelling abroad is essential for an enjoyable journey.
That’s why going to the extra effort to buy anti theft back packs and wallets or security system is worth the time to hunt them down.
These anti theft luggage protectors from pac-safe may start you on your search. From steel mesh for travel bags to back packs and duffel bags and purses, these travel bags come with security built but keep it hidden so you get to maintain your style.
Most of the back packs have a hidden wire mesh inside the nylon to prevent slashing and have lockable compartments that prevent tampering. Wire loops with locks close using padlock and patented locking device for securing to posts or other fixtures.
Pacsafe’s purses include tamperproof zippers and snatchproof shoulder straps for clipping around secure fixtures.
Multiple Ways to Get Your Currency Converter
Currency Converters are all over the web. The most popular is the XE currency converter.
Of course if you have a My Yahoo homepage you can customize it by clicking on the “Add More Content” button at the top left corner of the page. Type in currency converter at the search box and simply add it to your home page.
Google has the same option on their Google customized homepages. Click “Add More to This Page” at the top left corner and type currency converter in the search box and you will see a slew of choices.
Then there are Google’s recently introduced Google Gadgets for any of your own web pages. Go to http://www.google.com/ig/directory?synd=open and type currency converter into the search, then cut and paste the included Javascript onto your own web pages like I have done here.