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David Dean

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As seen in: Too Many Adapters, Nature, Wiley Online Library, Bandcamp Daily, KDVR-TV (Denver, CO), Inside INdiana Business, Rapid Prototyping Journal
Talking about all things travel tech since 2011. Come visit at toomanyadapters.com
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SleuthSayers

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By Mary Constance Fernando, Dixon Hill, David Dean
| sleuthsayers.org
Auld Lang Syne As New Year's Eve rapidly closes upon us, I am reminded of this Scots phrase from Robert Burns. Auld Lang Syne: literally translating into English as “old long since” — or, more colloquially, perhaps: “Long, long ago . . .” A time to look back, to take stock, perhaps to dissect or deconstruct our past actions or thoughts . . . Dissection can be messy. I’m no book reviewer. I’ve never been paid to write a book review, nor have I ever written one before. This is not to knock book reviewers.
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The Best USB and USB C Hubs of 2020

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By Jordan Nottrodt, David Dean
| Too Many Adapters
If you’ve been in the market for a new laptop lately, you’ve probably noticed that more and more models are being designed with fewer and fewer ports. Some of the most recent MacBook models, for instance, have just a pair of Thunderbolt 3/USB C ports and nothing else. Apple may be done with external devices, but that doesn’t mean the rest of us are.
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The Amazon Fire HD 10: A Great Value Tablet, If You Don’t Mind the Ads

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By Dave Dean, David Dean
| Too Many Adapters
It’d been a long time since I last bought a tablet. Seven years, to be exact, since I’d walked out of a Best Buy in Vancouver, Washington with a new Google Nexus 7 tucked under my arm. When it finally came time to buy another, both the tablet market and my needs had changed. I no longer had to buy the smallest model, since I wasn’t living out of a backpack anymore. I also wanted it to cost a lot less, because spending a few hundred dollars on a tablet these days feels extravagant.
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