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Truly Obscure
http://www.trulyobscure.com
Honolulu, Hawaii-based magazine focused on critical commentary. Hard hitting humor, intriguing columns, and reviews of everything from the Truly Obscure to the mostly mundane. Movies, books, music, technology, gadgets- we test it and tell you about it.
- Added on: Oct 4th, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Journalists Entertainment Technology
Recent Posts
QNAP Brings Enterprise-Level Storage Home
Perfect for small office and home office users, the QNAP TS-219P is a serious piece of equipment, and is not just another NAS. We’ve reviewed a few different storage solutions, but QNAP’s offerings are different from those that we have tr...
Fun In The Sun with Swimvate and Suntrica
For most of us the days of beaches, pools and sun tans have been put aside for mistletoe, wrapping paper, turkey and snow angels. Just because the daily attire of choice leans more toward jackets or fleece instead of your favorite board shorts or tee...
Nik Software and Datacolor: Digital Imaging Tools For Pros (or Anyone)
We love using Photoshop here at TrulyObscure. As you can imagine from our array of photography equipment reviews, we take a lot of pictures using various digital SLR and pocket cameras. Taking so many images comes with a price- heavy storage needs fo...
Truly Outdoors: Camping in Style
Imagine with me for a moment the perfect camping experience. It would include five-star dining, 1500 thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets, a jetted-soaking tub, room service… So perhaps my ideal camping experience isn’t quite in line wit...
Action Cams: VholdR and Oregon Scientific
We’ve said it before, we’ll say it again: there is no excuse for anyone, ever, to not have footage of their crazy antics and over-the-top stunts. If it’s not on YouTube, it didn’t happen, and that goes for your skateboarding m...
It\'s Crafty: Yudu and Home Screen-printing
Have you ever wanted to print your own T-shirts? We certainly have, and even have done so via small-batch printing at a local shop and some online services. But doing it at home was a whole other ballgame, and unless you wanted to use iron-on items o...
