8 Posts Tagged mini
Google Home Mini
22 Dec 2017 Internet of Things

Google Home Mini

Google's US Store makes it hard for non-US buyers, but the Google Home Mini's 40% discount to US$29, from US$49, was tempting. I've ordered from it without trouble, needing only a US VPN and US Google account.

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Tool Pen mini
8 Oct 2015 Tool

Tool Pen mini

After being impressed by the Tool Pen I backed last year, I backed mininch's Tool Pen mini when it launched on Kickstarter in April 2015 without hesitation. The mini is aimed at smaller gear, electronics, game consoles, phones, and toys.

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Just Mobile AluCable Flat Mini
12 Jan 2015 Cable

Just Mobile AluCable Flat Mini

The Just Mobile AluCable Flat Mini is the flat version of the AluCable Mini, a 10cm USB-to-Lightning sync and charge cable with premium slim aluminium connectors. A longer 1.2m version, the AluCable Flat, is also available. I picked mine up.

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Just Mobile AluCable Mini
17 Jul 2014 Cable

Just Mobile AluCable Mini

The Just Mobile AluCable Mini is a short 10cm USB-to-Lightning cable finished in aluminium. It sat on my Amazon wishlist for ages, but the shipping cost was never worth it, since it doesn't qualify for free Singapore delivery.

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Bluelounge MiniDock
13 Sep 2011 Case, Dock & Bag

Bluelounge MiniDock

I ordered the Bluelounge MiniDock (UK variant) from bluelounge.com for US$19.95, my first purchase through the site since it isn't sold in Singapore yet. Shipping cost about US$4.15 via USPS First Class, the cheapest option, though delivered by normal mail.

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A.C. Ryan Playon! HD Mini 2

A.C. Ryan Playon! HD Mini 2

Hooted the A.C. Ryan Playon! HD Mini 2 at IT Show 2011 for S$189 after the CitiBank card discount off its S$199 RRP. This January-launched media player features USB 3.0, gigabit LAN connectivity and the brand-new GUI 2.0 interface.

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Sony Ericsson’s “Backstage” Session
27 May 2010 Event

Sony Ericsson’s “Backstage” Session

I was invited to my first ever Sony Ericsson event, their Backstage blogger session. We were introduced to Sony's tagline, make.believe, where the dot matters by separating make believe into make and believe, before being shown five new products.

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