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Hey Dick and Chad,
Here is my gadget video. https://youtu.be/BnFYu27KS2M
It is a Digital Wallet, it lets you copy files off of a memory card and store them on it's internal 6GB hard drive. I used it on a few trips, it probably got the most use on a motorcycle trip I took and where I didn't have space to carry a laptop computer with me. At the time I had mainly 64 megabyte cards and if I remember right when I bought the digital wallet the cards were around $1 per megabyte.
Here is an old review of it. I think I bought it as a close out so I don't think I paid $499 for it, at least I hope I didn't pay $499 for it.
http://www.cnet.com/products/minds-work-digital-wallet-blue/
Eric Matt
Giz Wiz adds: I think the best part of the review is the price and how it was cheaper than buying spare memory cards!
Its only big problem is the $499 price tag, which could quite possibly make it more expensive than your digital camera. However, the Digital Wallet is more versatile than flash media; you can even use it as a portable hard drive to tote big files from one PC to the next. And despite its price, it gives you more bang for the buck than you'd get by buying several spare memory cards.
See or hear this show: www.gizwiz.tv/episode/1582
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August 3, 2016 
Science Saves the Day! (Hopefully.) The new Barbie STEM Kit is story based and aimed at girls. The idea is that the Annual Animal Shelter Gala is just hours away! Girls have to help Barbie and her friend Nikki prepare for the party as they learn important STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) skills. A full-color storybook manual guides their journey through seven building projects and more than seven experiments. They build a spinning closet rack, washing machine, jewelry holder, hammock, dress designer platform, shoe rack, and greenhouse with fan. And they make a chromatography dress, leaf-print dress, and optical-illusion origami dresses. The kit lets them build one project at a time since many of them use the same pieces. MSRP: $29.99, but it's already at Target for $24.99. It's on Amazon for more than the retail price, so don't buy it there until it's in wider distribution and the price drops. That should should have in September 2016. 
