Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Tek4 tools have been hitting Home Depot stores. It was a very eye-opening set of challenges. I am interested in seeing how consumers will react to the products. We went for a more machined, high metal design. It is good to have a development team that trusts the ID team.

PS- Highly recommend the flashlight which is solid and bright as heck.
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  1. Unknown8:39 AM, June 23, 2009

    http://www.engadget.com/2009/06/23/uk-folding-plug-concept-could-flatten-that-bulky-british-adapter/#continued
    check out this design for the uk three pin plug

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  2. Fredrick M Dominy5:06 PM, June 24, 2009

    Hey Parel,

    Will you be attending the AWFS fair in Vegas?

    -fred

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  3. Thomas Parel7:45 PM, June 24, 2009

    Yeah- that plug is really pretty nice. Pretty simple. I wonder why current plugs are so bulky.

    Fred: No I wont be there at AWFS, but I am sure some folks from my company will. Will you? Are you still in Phoenix?

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  4. alexworthy2:53 AM, June 27, 2009

    I've been waiting to see what made it through! Great work.

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  5. Jeff Mowry11:03 AM, July 01, 2009

    Great work, Thomas. I was just in a Home Depot making a much less glorious purchase (new toilet!) when I saw the new Ryobi line on display. My wife waited patiently while I checked out the new stuff. (She's more and more patient when I examine stuff I or a friend has designed.)

    Great update to Ryobi's offerings. I was quite close to purchasing the light, by the way.

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  6. Fredrick M Dominy5:05 AM, July 09, 2009

    I'll be at the AWFS fair checking out the goods.

    On a different note, sorry about the linked-in spam.. I imported my contact list from google and I guess Linked-in goes hog wild and invites EVERYBODY!

    I'm so embarrassed.

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  7. Jon Rayeski9:27 AM, July 13, 2009

    Saw this on Alex Marshall's bog. Very cool stuff way to go team.

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