MikeRuiz
For Sale!
I have upgraded my phone and I’m ready to part with this myTouch 3G T-Mobile phone. This phone is great. Besides making phone calls and texting, I used this phone to access google maps, navigator, play music, take pictures, capture video, surf the Internets, instant messaging, check work email, check facebook, sync my work calendar, tweet to my twitter account @meruiz, scan bar codes to compare prices, sync contacts, play audio books, check youtube and I also used it as my alarm clock. With a phone like this the stuff you can do is endless. It’s in excellent condition! $150.
Features:
Touch screen functionality
Beautiful 3.2” display
3.15MP camera with autofocus
Send SMS, MMS, e-mail, and instant messages
Android OS version 2.2 Froyo
Wi-Fi enabled
Integrated GPS
Bluetooth
3G capable
MicroSD card slot for expandable memory
What’s Included:
Wall charger
USB charger
Hands free head phones
Docking station
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http://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/mob/2215142962.html
I’m in the market for a quality headset. A headset is something thats been around for a long time and I don’t want to make a purchase that’s completely outrageous because the market demand for headsets has gone up do to the ease of online gaming and the increase of people using video conferencing tools like Skype. That said, I want a good one, but don’t feel it’s necessary to pay for technology that has existed for a long time.
That brings me to the reason I’m writing this blog post. I want to ‘log’ my findings as I read up on the technology, the companies that sell them, and the compatibility they have with all the gadgets I have. For example, if I get a quality headset with a microphone will I be able to use it with my laptop, game console, cell phone and work phone? The laptop has USB, the game console has USB, the cell phone has blue tooth and the work phone has an rj11 connector. The one that I saw in best buy today is made by turtlebeach; the “ear force dpx21″.
