Have you ever noticed that some mornings waking up takes no effort at all while other mornings waking up feels like the hardest thing to do in the world.  Believe it or not, when you sleep at night, you are not in one constant “state” of sleep.  Rather, a night’s sleep is made up of cycles (or phases) consisting of different levels of sleep.  If you are awoken during the “right” phase, waking up is as easy as can be.  However, if you are awoken during the “wrong” phase, waking up takes a monumental effort.

Wouldn’t it be great if you could somehow wakeup during the right phase every morning!  Well, that is exactly the promise of the Sleep Phase Alarm Clock from aXbo.  Just how does aXbo’s alarm clock differ from your standard alarm clock and how well does it work?  Read on and find out.

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MSRP: n-Tegrity Pro 4GB - $99, n-Tegrity VoIP Pro 2GB - $89
Written by: Daniel W.

In this computer and internet day in age, we find ourselves dealing with more and more sensitive data.  Whether it be credit card numbers, login information to various accounts, or top secret files we need to carry around, having a secure way to store these things is become more and more important.  Sure, you can always try and store credit card and login information in your head, but the more of those things you have to store, the more daunting of a task it becomes.  And as for sensitive files, storing it in your mind is out of the question.

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Written by: Daniel W.

The holidays are just around the corner and, in addition to festive decorations and a change of music on the radio, that means great deals on various electronic items.  Since last year, there have been especially great deals on notebook computers.  While they may not feature the latest cutting edge technology, these bargain notebooks more than suffice for the average user's daily Internet browsing and office productivity needs.  Plus, since they are notebook computers, there is always the portable factor.