Putting the LUXury in everyones price range. The original Yama was released in 2015 in the United States. It was a major offering against the heavy hitters of the market. When the Yama released it was set at a considerably high price point. Luckily sales, and smart company decisions have brought this (and most great lesser known brands) down in to the realm of we lower-budget-fanatics. Yama has some short falls, but for what it is, and for it's (current) price point, it offer

Everything old, is new again... I was shopping for a retro novelty d-pad hub...All of the sudden the 8BitDo retro cube appeared (don't worry I also bought the hub). My journey for the hub turned quickly in to a "I want to know more about this fun little speaker." I wanted to know if it was worth a damn, or just some hunk of junk intent on selling to those desiring fun retro console doo-dads and nick-knacks. I ordered it (with my cheesey retro d-pad USB hub) and started messin

Anker and Nebula came back quick with a potential home run! Check it out on Kickstarter! I may be a little late to the game on this one! The Capsule II was announced and I heard about it only last week (11/13/2018). I have been spending some time comparing specifications for the new pocket cinema, and stacking it against the specifications of the current Capsule contender. So what is different?? On the surface of specifications listed it looks very appealing... (there is a lo

The holiday time is quickly approaching. So are the super shopping days that come just before the gift giving holiday time. It's not a definitive end all list of lists (I'm not that arrogant) but it is a list I would personally share and make recommendations off of. This is just a little compilation of different price range items that I use on a daily basis, and what I would recommend depending on respective budgets: I chose fans for under $50 I chose to go with some of the f

How I got motivated, and why.