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Tech No Phobia - Episode 1.11

Tech-No-Phobia

Tech No Phobia airs on Cox Cable channel 9 every Tuesday at 5:30pm MST and repeats on Saturdays at 4:00pm MST.

- Amazing Mail

- Consumer Electronics Show overview featuring:

Â Â Â Â D-Link's I2Eye Video Conferencing system

Â Â Â Â Creative Labs' cool gadgets

- Super Geek Tip - send web pages via e-mail

Resources

An Amazing way to send mail!
AmazingMail.com is a web site that let's you create real postcards online and then mails them via first class mail directly for you! Choose one or one hundred recipients!

Don't take our word for how amazing this system is, try it for yourself! The fine folks at AmazingMail.com have graciously offered our viewers 5 FREE postcards so that you can try it for yourselves!

To get started, click here to sign-up

and follow these instructions:

1. Sign up on home page by clicking Sign Up button

2. Click I accept button

3. Enter your name, address & e-mail

4. Create a password, then click Sign Up button

You can now create 5 FREE postcards! Itâ€™s fast and easy to create and send your real, color postcards. Select images from one of the photo galleries or upload your own images. The possibilities are endless!

The 2003 Consumer Electronics Show
Every year, the technology industry displays its newest products at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. This yearâ€™s show had over 2,200 exhibitors, was spread over a million square feet and was attended by over 115,000 people from 128 countries!

We saw everything from DVD camcorders to wireless MP3 systems for the car to wireless HDTV prototypes.

You can see all of the CES Innovations Honorees by clicking here!

Check out all of the various award winners by clicking here!

Learn more about D-Link's I2Eye videophone system by clicking here!

Check out all the new gadgets from Creative Labs by clicking here!

Capture a web page as a permanent archive!
In general, if you want to send a friend to a web page, you cut and paste the URL (web address) into an e-mail message and send it off...but what happens if the web page changes or is taken down? If you want a better way to ensure that the exact page is what is seen, check out this week's Super Geek Tip of the Week!

Trivial Tech Term

Snail Mail: It's what us e-mail fanatics call the regular old physical mail because compared to e-mail it crawls its way to you!

Tip of the Week

How to send web pages in an e-mail message: The Internet is full of great stuff, but sometimes when you want to share a site with a friend; itâ€™s gone before they get there. So this week we have a great tip, in fact, itâ€™s so great it qualifies as this weekâ€™s Super Geek Tip of the Week!

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