I like the site and I'm really rooting for it to succeed – but so far I haven't seen much that isn't covered in a little greater detail on gizmodo or lifehacker. I'm chalking it up to the site being new, however, and I'm confident that it will find its own voice in the months to come.

I like the site but, honestly, I don't really bring all that much "stuff" into my life to begin with. I'm just a technophile who loves seeing new designs, new technologies, and new concepts. I have a limited budget for gadgets and furniture and everything else you guys cover, but that doesn't mean I don't enjoy reading the articles.

My only complaint - which I know I'm in the minority here - is that there are so many posts on covering, organizing, and otherwise managing cords. I guess I'm able to accept that with technology as it stands there are bound to be unsightly cable issues. With everything else I have going on in my life, hiding my computer cables isn't very high on the list of "Must Do" things.

I think it's a good site with lots of room to grow. I've made a couple of purchases based on reviews and/or helpful comments here (sendstation pocket dock being the most recent purchase). I'm not computer savvy so I kind of look to this site to help me understand the simple things. For instance, I would like to get an airport for the mac powerbook but will probably have questions about little things like how to set it up :( I liked the idea of the coolest tech setup contest. I would have like to see more entries because it's the diy kind of stuff that I think is most interesting.

I've made some purchases e.g. Belkin concealed surge protector, and I enjoy the posts. I'm glad it's a part of AT.