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by Eko Prasetyo @ 8:00 PM Review Roundup: Gifts for the Road Warrior Traveling for business can be stressful enough without having to worry about technical problems, so we've compiled a list of items that can help those on the go deal with problems of organization, data storage, and equipment transport when shuffling among cities. Read our article and you'll discover the right gift to ease the troubles of the road warrior in your life. Read more here Review: A Wearable MP3 Player Wearable MP3 players are nothing new. You're most likely familiar with the Oakley Thump and Thump 2. These players sound decent, but they're expensive and not always practical. While searching for an alternative, we came across the Xtatix Freefone: headphones with a built-in 1GB MP3 player. Although this wearable MP3 player won't be your first choice if you're a music nut, it may just be the perfect fit if you just want to load a couple of music albums before heading out to the gym or store,. Find out how well the player works in our review. Read more here Review: A Sturdy, Impressive System If you're a business professional who doesn't need to travel frequently, then you may be interested in Lenovo's titanium-covered ThinkPad Z60M laptop. This hefty system (it weighs in at 7.1 pounds) comes with a 15.4-inch antiglare widescreen, a fingerprint reader, and Lenovo's TPM (Trusted Platform Module). View a slide show of the system and read our review. Read more here Review: The Cutest Slider Phone If you're the fashionable type, you'll appreciate the Samsung SGH-e635 slider phone. This tiny 3-ounce phone that fits comfortably in the hand has a bright, sharp screen, impressive battery life, an instant-messaging client, and two preloaded games. It's cute as a button, but we have one major complaint. Find out what it is in our review. Read more here Plus: A Quirky Messaging Phone The Samsung SGH-D307 is the first double-fold phone to make it to the U.S. market. Yahoo!, AOL, and Hotmail addicts will enjoy its features, provided they can get past the difficult user interface. Read more here tags: IT Reviews | My Alter Ego | Blogroll Me! | |