::USELESS THOUGHTS x PLAST!C REAL!TY::

New travel buddy- the Fujifilm X10. Dropped the plan of getting an ipad4 for this gadget.

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Just acuqired this nice little gadget earlier this week. It’s a second hand mobile wifi E585 from Huawei.
I needed this gadget to get connected on the net using my mobile devices when I’m away from home or from wifi signals.
Initially planned to get a new Huawei E583c, a better looking device but had a second thought so I went to search for a cheap second hand one in a local buy and sell site, then I found a seller who has a ship-now-pay-later deal. Neat.

Front view. It has a pocketwifi marking, this was a version from Vodafone.

Rear view.

Specifications:

• HSPA/HSUPA/HSDPA/UMTS/3G (2100MHz)
• GSM/GPRS/EDGE (850/900/1800/1900MHz)
• Downlink speed: up to 7.2 Mbps
• Uplink speed: up to 5.76 Mbps
• Memory card supported, up to 32GB microSD
• Dimensions: 86 x 46.5 x 10.5mm
• Weight: 90g approximately
• External Interface: USB Interface Mini USB
• Battery: Lithium Ion 1500 mAh 3.7 Volt
• Operation time: Up to 5 hours
• Standby time: Up to 100 hours
• Power Supply: AC 100 Volt 240 Volt
• DC 5.3 Volt 650 mAh
• Antenna: Built-in
• PnP
• Operating System: Windows XP / Vista,7 and Mac OS

Speedtest result. Pretty slow from where I live.

Mobile gadgets I usually bring. Huawei E585 + Galaxy S Plus + ipod touch 4g 32gb

All in all, this mobile wifi device isn’t really that bad. What I don’t like is the battery life which is of upto 3-4 hours of use only. Being a prepaid subscriber to our broadband network, ‘Smartbro’ is just a pain in the bottom to reload whenever the load runs out. 3G / HSPA signal here is just too slow too.

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Have finally played the so droolsome Sony NEX-7 in Ayala Cebu last Sunday.

Photos taken with Samsung Galaxy S Plus. Article posted with WordPress for Android.

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Another TLR, this time it’s the original Gakkenflex. This arrived yesterday but left forgotten to take out from the car.

The kit includes a book.

Almost similar contents and styro packaging to Recesky 35mm TLR.

Some optional stickers are included as well. Would love to use that wooden pattern.

That model is pretty.

It also shows some unusual yet useful techniques to use the camera.

And of course, the assembly manual.

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Got this diy TLR camera today. Just curious with what this toy camera can do.  The real Gakkenflex 35mm TLR camera that I ordered from Jlist.com will be here by next week.

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