1. HTC Evo Shift on Sprint
Clad in it's otterbox case, because I am a c lutz. (Andrew claims that protecting me from myself is a full time job, he's right) If you want a smartphone that still has a physical keyboard on Sprint this is the phone to get. I've had it less than a month but so far I like it a lot and it's put up with all I've thrown at it.
2. Archos 101T Android Tablet
LOVE this thing, tiny and quick. My favorite thing to use it for is to read all my fabulous bloggers on it while watching tv on the couch, the Google Reader app works beautifully, and since it's a tablet I'm not multitasking out the wazoooooo like I do on my desktop (which is also in the livingroom)
3. Rachel

Ok it's not really Rachel, and she doesn't fit in my bag, but I LOVE my Rachel, as I affectionately call the GPS built into my RX330. Rachel has saved me soo many times. Cell phone GPS will never replace her to me, cell phone is just waaaay too slow. Rachel knows right away that I've turned the wheel the wrong way and that she needs to save me.
4. Kindle

I look at computer screens all day long. Literally, at work and at home since I am a internet junkie, when reading I don't want refresh rates and pixels, or the ability to multitask, enter my lover the kindle. The screen is freaking gorgeous and crisp, every bit as comfortable as ink on a page to me. Until you have kindle you don't realize how much 'work' it is to hold up and turn that page when you're sleepy but HAVE to finish the next chapter. So LOVE LOVE LOVE. I don't love that at lot of times the kindle version is more than the mass market paperback but you have to see it as an investment in not having so much junk... and I think we could all use a little less STUFF in our lives, right?!
5. Asus Eee PC 1008HA
When the tablet isn't enough and I just need a 'Real' computer I whip out my tiny 10" Asus netbook. All the sexy lines of the Macbook Air but smaller and a fraction of the price. My netbook was great for my senior year of school where I rarely bothered with my 'big sister' Tablet HP 12" Laptop. For surfing around campus you can't go wrong with a netbook.
6. Slacker G2
Internet radio on the go. I call this the lazy gals ipod. I use Rhapsody at home to keep up with the latest tunes, and slacker keeps me groovin in the car. Simple great device. Sometimes it's just good to have something that does one thing very well.
7. Kodak cheapy camera (M1033)
   Soooo I'm a little rough on cameras....
My first Fujifine pix bit the dust on a freezing cold Christmas parade night, yeah I froze a camera to death... I have talent. It's successor my lovely Raspberry pink fuji was eventually dropped so many times that it's internal lens could no longer focus 90% of the time. I finally broke down and got a replacement a Kodak for $120 since megapixels have gotten so cheap. So far I've only dented it. I don't love it's lens but for what it is, it works. I dream of an SLR though to relive my photography days....

What tech gear do you LOVE?

So we all know I'm a techy AND that I'm pretty much addicted to the internet and social media, right? Well as far as accessing this via clients all I was using was Digsby (A IM mega client that has some social features) and Tweetdeck. I was never really happy with tweetdeck and I'll show you why

See this?? This is CLUTTER. I only way to save views and collumns is to add more clutter... and then you add the motion of stuff moving down the columns as it updates... I can't believe I used it for like six months.

Now to meet my new best friend Seesmic aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh

Yeah he's got a silly name and funny looking logo, but just look at those smooth curves and clean lines. Wait it gets even better... rather than having to scroll left and right to find the collumn with what you're looking for, you GASP get to choose the list, topic, whatever from a sleek left hand collumn. Even better it's got 40+ plugins for everything you could possibly use and want to see. It also integrates with Facebook and Linked In on top of being a Twitter client. The other cool feature is the 'Home' tab which integrates all you have have it connected too into one feed. Sure it's not what I look at all the time, but it's still pretty darn cool.

So give Seesmic a shot if you're looking to replace your client or if you're still lame and are using the website... tehehe

Get Seesmic by visiting their site here. You'll need Microsoft Silverlight as well, but the downloader will help you get it.

 Let me know what you use? What you think of Seesmic? Or you need help by leaving me a comment below.

 Happy Tweeting.