That reminds me, I need to get milk and brush my teeth!

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This is one of the goofiest looking things that I have seen on here...

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I am pretty sure this was available yesterday and I didn't want it then either!

I never understood these things. Is this so I can nag my husband without even being around?

I usually send him txt messages which is highly effective.

Blah...

These are handy

$29.99 on amazon, without shipping.
http://www.amazon.com/Audiovox-Electronics-Homebase-DPF711K-Digital/dp/B0012M8RE6

This would be fun on a dorm door.

AGoldeneagle wrote:first

*NOT*

That's the ugliest toothbrush I've ever seen.

you can buy this on amazon for $20 used, ratings are very low.

I've had mine for quite some time now, really like it! Works great as a picture frame that will slideshow your pictures (I just leave a smaller CF card attached to it with pictures of my cats) when not in use, or you can set it to just display the calendar at all times. Video recording will need some sort of good lighting if you want the person watching it to see any detailed facial features, but voice recog. is good so that's always a fall back. I use it in the hallway right inside the door so that as we come and go we can leave messages or reminders about doctors appointments.

someone please buy it so we can get on to the next WOOT

I saw someone mention a TAXSUCKS code several items back, is there a discount code I could be using?

These look cool but does anyone have one?? if so, do you even use it? I can just picture my teen daughter singing to herself & preening around.

tferoli wrote:This is one of the goofiest looking things that I have seen on here...

Me too. Which is exactly why I bought it. It'll make a great white elephant gift.

alfisti13 wrote:*NOT*

True dat.

I bought 2. Co-workers are already planning on the weird voice messages they want to leave on it

Devolve0 wrote:This would be fun on a dorm door.

Yeah, until it gets stolen!

I picked one of these up a while back, and it's pretty awesome. The digital picture functionality is great, and the whiteboard works as expected. One caveat is that you have to be careful about leaving dry erase writing on the board for too long. It becomes difficult to clean off after a week or so.

Devolve0 wrote:This would be fun on a dorm door.

if not stolen

In for one...

Let's see how long it takes the kids to destroy it!

bunnymasseuse wrote:I've had mine for quite some time now, really like it! Works great as a picture frame that will slideshow your pictures (I just leave a smaller CF card attached to it with pictures of my cats) when not in use, or you can set it to just display the calendar at all times. Video recording will need some sort of good lighting if you want the person watching it to see any detailed facial features, but voice recog. is good so that's always a fall back. I use it in the hallway right inside the door so that as we come and go we can leave messages or reminders about doctors appointments.

One additional note: I was dying for a USB charger one night when I didn't find any of my wall adapters for USB so I used the USB slot of the message center to charge my ipod and it worked great! So it's a good USB charge slot too, if you want to use it for that as well.

I bet we don't want to know where that toothbrush has been...

Hmmm... Interesting idea. If this sells, it means my Abacus with Digital Display idea had merit.

This could be awhile. At least it's something more useful then cedar planks.

Please explain why you need to use post-it notes on a dry erase board when you can just write on the board itself!

Anyone know the actual size of this thing?

SuperTully wrote:Please explain why you need to use post-it notes on a dry erase board when you can just write on the board itself!

In case you are to lazy to erase the board. You can just throw a post it away.

Love how the packaging shows it on a fridge...not plugged in...but it still works.

In for 3, that's two in a row, that I took it for the team. Hope the teachers etc. like digital photo things. :P

grumb wrote:Anyone know the actual size of this thing?

8.0 x 11 x 1.5-inches (H x W x D, approximate)

Donk wrote:I picked one of these up a while back, and it's pretty awesome. The digital picture functionality is great, and the whiteboard works as expected. One caveat is that you have to be careful about leaving dry erase writing on the board for too long. It becomes difficult to clean off after a week or so.

A trick I found has worked on stubborn dry-erase marks: scribble on top of the dried marks with a fresh dry-erase marker, then wipe!

I tried to buy three but it only let me buy one. Conspiracy!!!

Just impulsed bought one for my little sister and her family who have everything. Hope it does not get added to the list of things she holds against me. They are always on the go. If it works, could be something they use.

richellelander wrote:In case you are to lazy to erase the board. You can just throw a post it away.

And why do you need two magnets to hold up the Post-it Note? It's sticky!