Friday, February 17, 2012

EatSmart Precision GetFit Digital Body Fat Scale w/ 400 lb. Capacity & Auto Recognition Technology

!±8± EatSmart Precision GetFit Digital Body Fat Scale w/ 400 lb. Capacity & Auto Recognition Technology

Brand : EatSmart | Rate :

| Price : $79.95
Post Date : Feb 17, 2012 02:47:31 | Usually ships in 24 hours

EatSmart Precision GetFit Digital Body Fat Scale w/ 400 lb. Capacity & Auto Recognition Technology

The EatSmart Precision GetFit is not your ordinary bathroom scale as it can quickly and easily measure weight, body fat, body water, body muscle and bone mass using our new ITO BIA technology. This scale is perfect for individuals who are serious about taking control of their health.

BIA (Bio-Electrical Impedance Analysis) technology allows you to easily calculate your body fitness by imputing information of gender, height, age, activity level and your weight. In bare feet, this technology sends a low-level electrical signal though your body fat and then measures the resistance the signal encounters. This signal is perfectly safe and will not be felt.

The Precision GetFit Scale stores up to 8 different users' personal profiles and will be able to recognize these users as soon as they step onto the scale. This auto recognition software makes it simple to operate, since all you have to do is stand on the platform barefoot and it identifies who you are based on past weight. Not having to select a user gives it the same functionality as a basic bathroom scale with added benefit of % body fat, % body muscle, % body water and bone mass.

Let's not forget about its universal EatSmart features! The Precision GetFit uses "Step-On" technology which means no more tapping to turn on your scale. It measures up to 400lbs and will display an accurate readout to the nearest .2 lbs on the oversized 3.5" LCD display. Its sleek design and slim profile fits perfectly into any surrounding. The touch screen interface makes it one of the most user friendly bathroom scales on the market today.

Along with your Precision GetFit, you receive our easy to follow Instruction Manual (which also defines body fat, body water, body muscle and bone mass) and 4 AAA batteries.

100% EatSmart Guaranteed Product Satisfaction. Customer satisfaction is our highest priority. Contact us via phone or email anytime for support.

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Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Fender Passport Executive 100-Watt Flat Panel Sound System

!±8± Fender Passport Executive 100-Watt Flat Panel Sound System

Brand : Passport by Fender | Rate :

| Price : $565.77
Post Date : Jan 10, 2012 04:30:35 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days

2-Channel Portable Sound System

100-Watts Class-D
Flat Panel Speaker
Built-In 16-Channel UHF Wireless Headset System
Includes Travel Bag
Great for mobile presenter

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Monday, January 2, 2012

Speakers - Should You Purchase Your Own Microphone and Speaker System - Or Just Strain Your Voice?

!±8± Speakers - Should You Purchase Your Own Microphone and Speaker System - Or Just Strain Your Voice?

If you are a speaker - doing workshops, keynotes, trainings, and the like, you may be wondering, "How important is it for me to have my own speaker/microphone system? If I am going to buy such a system, what should I be looking for?"

If you are an established speaker who ONLY does keynotes for large audiences, then you don't need to even read this article. On the other hand, if you are getting established and/or if you do trainings and workshops, then I believe it is worth looking into making the purchase of your own speaker/microphone system. Many groups do not own a system and you will be able to demonstrate your professionalism by showing up with your own (plus you know it works).

For many years, I owned a portable (luggable) "Anchor Amp" speaker and a Shure microphone (wireless lavaliere) that I bought through Troxell Communications. Nearly 6 years ago, I paid about 00-00 for the system, and I'm sure you could get it for less now. About a year ago, I purchased a Fender Passport system that is portable enough that I can take it in my suitcase (the Anchor Amp system is not that level of portable).

The positives of the Fender Passport are its portability and the fact that the Executive package also comes with an attachment to the wireless that puts the microphone right in front of your mouth. The sound difference is amazing when compared to using the lavaliere. The downsides of the Fender Passport are its short battery life. It advertises that the battery charge lasts for 8 hours, but I've yet to have it last that long. It cannot be plugged in while you're using it, so you have to depend on the battery charge.

When you are determining what kind of system to purchase, here are a few considerations:

What size group will you most often be speaking to? The Anchor Amp will work with groups of hundreds in a gymnasium; the Passport will work with 100 or more in a smaller venue. What kind of voice projection do you need? If you have a weak voice or you have damaged your voice from overuse (or incorrect use), then be sure to get a system that offers rich, full sound. Are you going to want a second, handheld mic to pass around your audience. If so, invest in one of the more expensive systems (like Anchor products) that offer these options.

If you are earning your living from using your voice, then be sure to have the tools to protect it. You may also be surprised how many of your audience members thank you for using a speaker system. People who are attending your speeches, workshops, and trainings want to hear you so they can learn from you. Give them that opportunity by amplifying your voice.