Sunday, 4 November 2007

Hobart

Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Tuesday, 30 October 2007

Wordlock

Just stumbled across this pretty nifty little travel lock.

If you have trouble remembering number combinations or pin numbers, then the Wordlock could be for you.

The Luggage Wordlock pictured here can be set to a word you can easily remember.

It can't be any word, as there isn't 26 letters on every dial, and there are only four dials. The manufacturer says you can choose from 10,000 letter combos and even has a list of sample words to get you going.

Interestingly, there isn't a master word that will unlock any Wordlock which is nice, as you will have the only code! Better not forget it!

It is however a TSA lock, which means US airport security can open it rather than cutting it off.

They are available here in OZ, and a google search will reveal a number of retailers, RRP $21.95

Tuesday, 27 March 2007

Sunday, 18 March 2007


Saturday, 17 March 2007

Friday, 16 March 2007

Take one not three!

Sick of carrying around a bunch of power plug adaptors when travelling, to fuel and recharge your swag of electronic gadgets.

Never knowing which one will do the trick, forgetting the one you need.

Try this nifty adaptor I've been using. One plug to do them all.

The Kensington Travel Plug Adaptor.

It even comes complete with a USB charger for the all important road warriors companion - the Ipod®.

Talk about usefull, this adaptor suits the power sockets of over 150 countries. Simply slide out the plug you need and away you go!

It even handles those tricky three pin to two pin conversions.

What's that you say? Try plugging your three pin laptop power supply into a two pin USA socket with a standard adaptor!

PS - If you don't live in Australia -try here.