Gadgets: Inside GM Tristan’s Backpack

Okay… I love packing up for a trip. Unfortunately, I forgot my jacket when the entire Level Up management team went to Tagaytay for our corporate planning session. While they were enjoying the cool air, I was shivering like a wet dog.

Oh well, this post ain’t about jackets (and memory loss). I want to show you the essential gadgets and goodies that goes into my backpack when I go to a trip.

Ever wondered what actual gadgets or tools I use for work? and of course, to stay in touch online and to update this blog syempre! (and let’s NOT forget playing and gaming stuff)

Here’s the first photo:

More details about each gadget after the jump

GM TRISTAN’S GADGETS

  1. Globe Huawei Visibility Wi-Fi – I use this cool nifty gadget to go online almost anywhere and anytime. It’s a USB apparatus which you plug into your laptop. There’s a sim card inside. With good signals, you can get speeds up to 3.6MBPS vis HDSPA. Sweet!
  2. Toshiba Satellite M100 – with my new laptop, I can work fast and be more productive (justifying the cost a little ehehehe). It’s an Intel Centrino Duo with a separate ATI Radeon X1300 128MB video card so I can also play when I feel like it.
  3. Targus Wireless Mouse – a gift from my mom, I love this mouse! Only a Razer can make me change it. It’s not too big and not too small. Plus the range is good.
  4. Targus Infra bay – While a lot of friends think it’s a humungous USB drive, it’s actually the receiver for the wireless mouse.
  5. Nokia 6680 – Yep. Old phone. But I have no complaints. It’s a Level Up issued phone and it does the job for me – calls, text, videos, Bluetooth, pics. Aprub!
  6. My USB drive – this one is just 512MB. I’m actually giving away a bigger one for my blog contest. Soon I want to replace this with either a 2GB or 4GB drive. It’s great for those times when you need to have a presentation or file ready on the fly!
  7. Microsoft Zune – you’ll probably ask why I don’t have an iPod. Well, my 30GB zune has a radio, Bluetooth and has a bigger and wider screen than any iPod (well, before the Touch hit the fan). I have a review of this in my old blog.
  8. Sony PSP – Can’t live without it. Gaming on the bus, van or plane is simply one way to kick back and relax. But don’t tell anyone ok – I am envious of Gamer Babe Pam’s Nintendo DS. Once maka-ipon, I think I’ll get myself one too.

The camera, my old Olympus digital, ain’t in the pic – I’m using it obviously…

Here’s a close-up>>

That’s all for this post. Seeya again later.

Cheers,

GM T

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12 Responses to “Gadgets: Inside GM Tristan’s Backpack”

  1. husyourdadeh says:

    Sir ask ko lang knu Globe Huawei Visibility Wi-Fi today? How does it work? I want one too! thanks for your reply!^_~

  2. CaptainSlackr says:

    Weee!Mabuhey ang visibility ng Globe!

  3. sylv3rblade says:

    oh xet HDSPA…
    What’s the charge on that thing?
    I’ve always wanted to get one installed for my notebook but the Globe branch where I live don’t seem to be aware of it’s existence.

  4. Blackwolf says:

    A decade ago, you would’ve been a god if you had all that stuff… or the MiB would’ve had you in a tiny room held for questioning. Then you would’ve returned home with an empty backpack and no memory of what happened.

    They’re out there… Watching…

  5. Castigador says:

    Cool gadgets. How does the Globe Wi-fi thing work? You buy it and can connect to any Globe signal? Or you buy it and you pay for it monthly?

  6. _LP says:

    same inquiry with sylv3rblade… how much do they charge for that? unlimited monthly or per KB? And yes Globe SM sanlazaro doesnt know about that too.

  7. _LP says:

    ^oh i forgot to ask google. it’s flat rate of 2k PHP.

  8. GM T says:

    There! it’s 2k per month. Try to google it “Globe Visibility” or “better than 3G”

  9. sylv3rblade says:

    Ah kk…
    hmm… is it literally anywhere? Or does that go for GPRS only?

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