iPad Mini
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Posted: March 07, 2013
As a small business owner I am constantly adapting to market shifts and technology advancements. For a nineteenth century romantic, this can be daunting. But, I do peruse the tech blogs and fight the zombie stare when Mr. PQ is explaining things to me, just managing to cling to the tail of a rapidly advancing society. I love iPad mini, and my iPhone 5, even more as it’s encased in a PQ Little Pocket Book. That being said, I use a sand timer for my tea, hike with a compass and generally run gadget free. There is value in remembering life before technology, in most cases.
Earlier this week a parcel arrived from our new merchant service provider. As I extracted the contents I showcased each new item for Will and Karl (Operations and Customer Service) A new iOS credit card scanner, (“sweet”, Will and
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Posted: March 04, 2013Categories: iPad Mini
When the iPhone is too small and the iPad is too big, reach for the iPad Mini. It's just the right size for browsing the web, responding to emails, and stashing in your purse or backpack for a lightweight mobile device.
The first order of business when you get your new iPad Mini is to configure the settings and install your favorite apps. After that, it's time to accessorize. Here are some of our favorite accessories to get you started.
Zagg InvisibleSHIELD
Your iPad Mini is in pristine shape when you unbox it. How do you keep it that way? By adding the protection of a screen protector and a case for the iPad Mini. The Zagg InvisibleSHIELD screen protector keeps your device clean and new. It's made from the same material used by the military to protect high-speed helicopter blades from dust, dirt, and debris.
Need to remove it? Not a problem. The Zagg screen protector peels off without leaving any sticky residue -
Posted: January 24, 2013
Minnesota weather. As of this writing the low temperature last night was -14F. The mental strain of this weather get's to us up here. Mrs. PQ checks the coldest temps on earth daily just to make herself feel better. About 3 days ago, parts of Minnesota were actually competing with Nunavut, Canada, coming in close to -35 degrees below 0.
So that might be why we get real busy this time of year working on all types of new designs and prototypes. Sure as heck can't go outside and play as it's the one time of year that Minnesota weather...is trying to KILL YOU.
Maybe all these extremely low temperatures is why we think that 2013 is going to be one of our most exciting product years to date. Many new beautiful designs are in the works and some interesting new products that have never been done before. All of this innovation, passion and creativity is designed for one purpose to make holding