gift guide 2011

In the mad rush to push out more and more Android slate products, Amazon and Barnes & Noble are like a calm port in the storm. Their devices are touted…

Review: The Nook Tablet Is A Real Android Slate In Ereader’s Clothing

What is it? Whether your apartment walls are covered in pop art or not, this Shoulder Bag from Incase’s Andy Warhol collection brings an entirely new sense of style to…

Bag Week Review: Incase Andy Warhol Shoulder Bag (Color: Banana)

This is my new go-to bag. That’s saying something, too. Despite reviewing dozens of computers bags during my tenure at TechCrunch, I’ve stuck with the Ogio HipHop for years. It’s…

Bag Week Review: Crumpler Pinnacle of Horror

Sometimes you don’t need space for clothes, lunch, paperwork and your pet hamster. Sometimes all you need is an easy way to get your laptop from point A to point…

Bag Week Review: Incase Nylon Sling Sleeve
Hardware

Bag Week 2011: The Second Giveaway

9:25 am PST • November 16, 2011

Today’s giveaway is pretty exciting. For your pleasure, we have a Timbuk2 D-Lux Racing Stripe Laptop Messenger bag, a $120 value, yours for the low, low price of free. Like…

Bag Week 2011: The Second Giveaway

Next up during this year’s Bag Week we have the oddly named but delightfully designed Wise-Walker from Nomadic. This Japanese import is a business up front and a party inside.

Bag Week Review: Nomadic WR-08 Wise-Walker Shoulder Bag

Christmas is right around the corner, and what could be a better complement your gingerbread and eggnog than a full month of Christmas music. Nothing, right? Which is why you…

Bang & Olufsen’s New Beolit 12 Speaker Dock Preps For The Holidays

Bag Week continues with our review of Mission Workshop’s Sanction backpack. It’s a weather-proof pack made for short trips on your bike or long walks in the rain. It’s their…

Bag Week Review: Mission Workshop Sanction

What is it? Boy am I enjoying bag week. Incase’s Alloy series Compact Backpack was quite the treat, but I have wandering eyes which have now led me to the…

Bag Week Review: The Chrome Krakow Laptop Bag
Hardware

Phosphor Releases The World Time Sport

7:30 am PST • November 15, 2011

Phosphor has just announced a new world time/dual timezone model, the World Time Sport. The company is well-known for their e-ink watches (we reviewed a few here) and this one…

Phosphor Releases The World Time Sport

First, if you find the concept of Bag Week appalling (looking at you, achshar), read no further. We want no truck with you. Second, here’s a free bag. eBags is…

Bag Week 2011: The First Giveaway

What is it? Happy Bag Week everyone, and please kindly meet the Incase Alloy Series Compact Backpack. I’ve been reviewing this bag for a while now, and I have to…

Bag Week Review: The Incase Alloy Series Compact Backpack

What is it? If you’re planning on taking a semester off and fly to Europe just to clear your head and get over “her” (or “him”), you’re going to need…

Bag Week Review: The Chrome Yalta Backpack
Hardware

Welcome To Bag Week 2011

9:15 am PST • November 14, 2011

We pay a lot of lip service to high-tech gadgetry and gizmos on TechCrunch, focusing on only the latest and greatest for your edification. But what abou the stuff that…

Welcome To Bag Week 2011

In the pantheon of mechanical wristwatches, the Speedmaster holds a high place. Originally built in 1957 as a reaction to the first wrist-worn chronographs coming out of competing houses, the…

Review: The Speedmaster Moonwatch Co-Axial Chronograph Speeds Into My Heart