
When I first told you how much I was
enjoying the Apple TV, I mentioned that I thought the device was best suited for party people. And I am party people. No, not in a frat-boy
Brody Jenner way, but in that I love hosting people at my house.

Usually when I do a laptop bag review, it's for a bag I've only gotten to carry around for a few days, so this is something different, but probably more useful and realistic — this is a review for my own laptop bag that I bought and paid for myself and have been carrying for the last few months.
I bought the
Pinder Thin Laptop Bag for $40 in March (on sale from its usual $58) and they threw in the
Vinnie Shoulder Strap for free.
The Thin comes in custom sizes depending on your computer, so I got the one that would fit my MacBook Pro perfectly.

It's been awhile since I've taken a pair of
headphones or earphones for a test drive, so when my friends over at Etymotic Research sent me a pair of their latest
hf5 fifth generation earphones, I instantly popped them in and turned-up my favorite playlist in iTunes.
As I've already discussed, Etymotic earphones are
perfect for smaller earlobes since they come with an assortment of foam eartips for the perfect fit. They also offer noise isolation technology, so you will only hear your music and not surrounding sounds.

When I cracked open
Lips for the first time, I had no idea what was about to happen to me. Honestly, I thought that it couldn't get any better than
SingStar, and that this game probably wouldn't attract
gobs of eager players like Rock Band does. .

Call waiting, cell phones, TiVo . . .