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G.I. SkullCandy Winter Camo Review

Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008

Yesterday, I went to Power Mac Center in Greenbelt and lucky to find a whole cabinet display of SkullCandy Headphones. After trying the JBL and Bose Headphones display, I bought a SkullCandy G.I. Winter Camo Headphone because of its sound quality and the price. I never thought that JBL and Bose will be overrun by skull candy in terms of price and sound quality. The JBL and Bose headphones are worth six thousand to seven thousand pesos (6,000 - 7,000 PHP) while a G.I Skullcandy is worth three thousand five hundred pesos (3,500 PHP).

The Specipications are as follows: * 40mm speaker
* Frequency range: 100 - 18,000 Hz
* Impedance: 50 ohms
* Max input power: 400mW
* Cable type: OFC
* Cable length: 1.2 M
* Plug type: 3.5mm gold plated

Accessories Included are: Interchangeable ear pads, Travel bag, 6.3mm gold plated adapter sticker and a portable Can Opener located at the zipper inside the headphone strap.

After I got home, I tried this headphone and found out that was more surprised than what I have expected. The price is good for a better sound quality. I listen to genres such as metal, rock, classical, acoustic, jazz, new wave, a little bit of RnB (stray songs) and It did not let me down. The quality of the sound is balanced in a way that the bass will automatically sync in with the treble then the middle will help deepen the output. Now I can enjoy my Ipod even more, a jump step from my old Altec Lansing earplugs to a bass defining Skullcandy Winter Camo. Overall I’ll rate it 9 out of 10.

Camel Display Unlimited

Thursday, December 18th, 2008

Looking for something to spice up your exhibits? Camelback offers great selection when it comes to trade show exhibits and is made even more affordable. You may have your product but what you need is some reinforcement for it to be recognized by your target audience and to make it even more attractive. Without some help on displays, who knows, you might end up making a dull setup and might be compared from a movie on a black and white background.

With a little help from Camelback Displays, everything is customizable depending on your preferences. They even offer table covers to help build up a good place to put your things on or just some place to start the negotiation. It might even trigger your viewers’ curiosity and as a result a good relationship may arise. Spectators and display viewers love seeing some life on displays and it is the job of camelback to bring it all to you in one package.

What else can you ask for, for some reason putting your own logo on displays can be very tricky but with their help nothing can be harder. You may also want to have the table top display and it can also be customized to ensure that no other displays can be the same as yours. IF you want the best help for your exhibits, look up to camelback displays’ services and products and nothing will ever be the same again…ever.

Salcedo Market Review

Saturday, October 18th, 2008

Salcedo Market is located at the heart of Makati City Business District. Imagine the high rising buildings and underneath is a Market which is clearly an irresistible place to go especially when you are a person who loves to go looking for something to buy and looking for something to eat. As I browse the market place and its stalls, they offer great deals on vegetables, fish, meat, quality sideboards, flowers, buffet furniture, local delicacies like bibingka and suman. Everyone that I interviewed said that the market is a big success, imagine just over a hundred stalls but the customers are more than thousands. That surely sounded like a big hit. The vendors do the selling and the customers do the advertising through word-of -mouth. These vendors are mostly residents of Makati, though some are merchants from other districts, they still come to love the market place every Saturday when people are so much interested on each of everyone’s merchandises.

They say that the main purpose of this is to let the people of Makati and other districts out of their houses and enjoy the different varieties that are to be offered. They say that every Saturday, they help soothe the minds of workers by giving them what they need and consumers in return, give profit to the vendors. Additional information about the vendors: Most or some of them are local business owners such as flower shops, restaurants with good kitchen hutches and such establishments alike alike. What they sell here are not the leftovers of their inventories, everything is fresh. What they offer is their share on their inventories which are literally in a good marketable condition and is safe and healthy.

For me, what they practice here is healthy too. Of course what they do is for profit but the reason behind them is that enjoy it even more than the money. They, pertaining to the vendors, enjoy seeing many people around their community, familiar faces from their jobs but entirely different people when it comes to the market place. For them it is fun to give what they have to offer for the benefit of the majority.
This is a good practice especially for a busy city like Makati. They’ve thought of the idea of not having the consumers go to the market but the market go directly to the consumers where it is more accessible yet their products are top of the line just like our local markets.
Giving other people their needs is an accomplishment, seeing