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Tech Gear for the intrepid summer traveler

By | July 27, 2011, 6:27am PDT

Summary: Going on a trip? Here’s a slew of high tech gear to help you on your way.

I do a considerable amount of traveling during the year, for business, family and pleasure. I’ve written several articles on the digital vacation, and touched upon some of the gear that I’ve used in the process of prepping for travel.

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If you travel in this day and age, chances are you need to make adjustments to bring your technology with you. Here is a selection of gear to help with that, as well as provide some useful high tech suggestions for items you might need along your journey.
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Scott Raymond has been a technologist and system administrator for over 25 years.

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I am the IT Manager for a high end audio and network systems integrator in northern Califronia. My wife works at Adobe Systems, Inc. Whenever I write an article that might involve Adobe or its products, I add a disclaimer at the top of the article to make sure she is not involved in any way. We have a small bit of stock with AT&T and no other major investments that would cause conflict.

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Scott Raymond

Scott Raymond has been a technologist and system administrator for over 25 years. Starting as a hobbyist in his teens, Scott quickly learned that he could translate his passion and knowledge into a full-time career. He currently works as the IT Manager for a high end audio and network systems integrator in northern California. He has written technology articles for various publications in the past and began contributing to ZDnet as a guest blogger on Jason Perlow's Tech Broiler. Scott and Jason met in New York in the 1990s where they co-managed the New York City Palm Pilot Users' Group.

In his spare time, Scott is a trained chef and avid bicycling enthusiast, as well as a voracious reader of historical, science and horror fiction. He is a huge fan of pop culture, with a wide range of interest in TV shows, movies and games.

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