Author: Mark Rudd

If your preference in protective carrying solutions is a messenger bag over a backpack, then Brenthaven has a smart solution for your consideration. The Switch MB follows in the lofty footsteps of the many fine products from Brenthaven and adds a new option for those who yearn to be an "individual".

One thing is for sure, Geeks love computers and computer related technologies. Therefore, many if not most Geeks are in to digital cameras in general and DSLRs in particular. When it comes to carrying along these devices in one bag, there are very few choices. Lowepro is one of the big dogs in this space. Their Fastpack 250 was designed to carry along your trusty DSLR and your Mac notebook (well you could probably carry a PC in there too, but this is MyMac.com). Read on and find out if this backpack is Geek worthy.

As indicated by its name, the Altec Lansing inMotion MAX is designed from the ground up to be inMotion. This svelte and sexy portable audio system was born to run. In the tradition of its older sibling (T612), the inMotion MAX adorns the "Made for iPod" and "Works with iPhone" designations. Read on and discover if the inMotion MAX measures up to the high standards set by the T612. 

As a division of Harman International, AKG has a long and storied pedigree in the high-end audio space. The K 309 and K 311 earbud styled headphones from AKG, must stand within an enormous shadow of audio excellence. Read on and find out whether or not they deserve to be there.

Sometimes you just need to go to your happy place and make the world go away. With the Sennheiser PXC 300 headphones with NoiseGard active noise-canceling technology, your happy place can now be anywhere. There are some heavy hitters in the noise-canceling space, how do the PXC 300s stack up? Read on and find the answers to all of your burning questions (sorry no palm readings here).

Have you ever wanted to cut the cord, the headphone cord that is? iMuffs from Wi-Gear will allow you to do just that. Using stereo bluetooth technology, iMuffs allow you to listen to your favorite audio content without that cumbersome cord getting tangled on everything.

Recently, I had the opportunity to evaluate a number of Griffin’s new technology products. After putting them to the test, I discovered that, once again, Griffin has designed simple solutions to solve simple and complex problems.

The Custom 3 studio reference in-ear monitors from Klipsch are state of the art headphones that improve as the resolution of your music collection increases. The Custom 3s are not for the budding audiophile on a budget. However, if you have some green to spare, you can treat your ears to a comfortable and accurate listening experience of your favorite tunes.