bags and wallets/billfolds block radio waves
I was surfing around and stumbled across the Oakley Vertical Computer Bag 3.0:
“…If you have a Bluetooth-enabled PDA or mobile phone, the accessory pocket uses RF shielding to help prevent unwanted access by nosey jerks.”
With so many cards (identification/access/etcetera) having RFID in them, also take a look at:
a RFID Blocking Passport Billfold…
a RFID Blocking Wallet…
rideshare
Have you considered ridesharing? Services exist that you may not be aware of…
I was watching a television show where a member management of GoLoco was interviewed. Knowing that there is a government sponsored service in my area, I became curious about other possible services.
My first suggestion is to search the internet for: “ride share”, and your city or area. When I did, I noticed that eRideShare and craigslist have services to try to connect those needing transportation with those who need some.
I live in an area with no public transportation, and I don’t own a vehicle of any type. Speaking for those in a similar situation as I: it would be life enhancing for those who have transportation to share it.
USB monitors
We received an e-mail message asking about connecting a monitor to a USB port…
I found three monitors that connect via a USB port:
the LG L206WU-WF 20″ Widescreen LCD Monitor…
the 19″ Samsung UbiSync 940UX…
and the 4.3″ Century LCD-4300U.
You will find adapters available from various sources…EVGA Corporation has a couple of USB-to-monitor adapters:
UV Plus+ | Model: UV16
Part Number: 100-U2-UV16-A1
Max Resolution (Analog and Digital) 1680×1050
UV Plus+ | Model: UV12
Part Number: 100-U2-UV12-A1
Max Resolution (Analog and Digital) 1440×900