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Free Association is a term from Sigmund Freud's Psychodynamic theory and is a technique used in psychology. While this blog is not about psychology per se, I believe that a concept similar to Free Association is useful to entrepreneurs in idea generation. In general free association in this context is similar to brainstorming, wherein a small group of people - founders - can use this technique to find a product or service around which a business can be built. This blog - while devoted to many topics - is about my serendipitous encounters with entrepreneurial free association during my business idea generation journey.
What is Free Association?
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- Mr Handsfree BlueVision Speakerphone
Another disappointing speakerphone for the car - this one Bluetooth and supposedly made for my Treo 700w (see post on Bluetooth Speakerphone
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- SlingMedia (Slingbox)
Fascinating new toy that let's you view your TV content (including TiVo shows, or even a DVD player/changer) from any PC with a broadband connection. Picture quality is still an issue, but as bandwidth increases this will be a very powerful tool. My SlingMedia Review here. - Dell Latitude X1
I use my laptop almost 100% of the time as my primary PC, so it's important that it's comfortable for me. While the machine is plenty powerful for me, my only nit is the small trackpad and mouse buttons. My Dell Latitude X1 review here. - Treo 700w (Verizon)
Windows Mobile Edition on the form factor of the great Treo 650. Some nits, but all-in-all a very nice device. My issues are with the software and protocols. (see posts on Wireless Productivity)
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