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geekSugar Preview: Wii Love The Wii

PopSugar — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 09:09:43 -0800

Just in time to guide you through the holiday shopping season, geekSugar is coming! She will help you navigate the sea of HDTVs to find out which one is for you, tell you if waiting in line for the Nintendo Wii is worth it (it is!!) and show you how to best share all your holiday photos with friends and family.

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Celebrity Gamers Hit Nintendo Wii Party

PopSugar — Fri, 17 Nov 2006 12:19:52 -0800

Young Hollywood sure does love their technology toys. The new Nintendo gaming system is available this Sunday but good luck getting it. We wish Nintendo would send us one. We would love us some new Mario games to teach Katie to play (who are we kidding, my husband Brian and I would take full advantage of her nap time to test out the new toy). We've been talking about it since last year. No closet gamers here. Check out the crowd the Wii brought out. Adam Brody, Pete Wendt, Haylie Duff, Drew Lachey, and Jason Biggs all probably got one for free. Lucky stars.

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Sugar Shout Out: Bidding Farewell to the Oscars

PopSugar — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 23:17:52 -0800

Now that the Oscars are over, here's where we'll see the winners next
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Sugar Shout Out!!

PopSugar — Mon, 18 Dec 2006 00:04:13 -0800

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geekSugar Preview: Get Geeky - Listen To Your iPod in Your Car

GeekSugar — Tue, 05 Dec 2006 09:17:14 -0800

You have invested many hours and dollars in to getting just the right set of songs on your iPod, so wouldn't it be nice to listen to your awesome music collection in your car? Well, as it turns out there are many options available to make listening to your iPod while driving a piece of cake. Below are geekSugar's recommendations for the best ways to cruise with your tunes.

Good

Cassette adapter. If you’re still cruising in a car with a cassette player, you can get a tape adapter for $20 or less and connect it directly to the same port you stick your headphones in. The biggest drawback to this option is the wires, but it is a super easy and inexpensive alternative. The sound will be clearer than the transmitter option (below), but still a little tinny. Get one here for $19.99.

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FM transmitter. Connect your iPod to the transmitter and broadcast your tunes over the air on an open FM frequency. Simply tune your car stereo to the FM station displayed on the device and you’re in business. This option is also inexpensive and easy and is wireless, but the sound isn’t ideal. Get one here for $57.98.

Best

Stereo system. If your car is new enough, you can connect your iPod directly into your stereo system, which means you will be able to control (and charge) your iPod via your regular stereo buttons. BMW, Volkswagen, Subaru, Volvo, Mercedes and Scion are among the first manufactures to offer the integration, although additional adaptors may cost $100-300.

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