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    Smart Packing On The Go

    Know how to pack your things like a ninja when traveling. Get some tips and tricks on how to pack smartly.

    People on The GO!

    For people on the go, the art of packing is yet to be perfected. One may think they already know the best way to pack but there is always that one thing that improves one's skill in putting together items needed to be brought to another place. In terms of technology, one must be sure to bring everything in order to fully utilize the said device. Enter a lot of wires and gadgets for easy connection. But with the use of USB 3.0 docking station, packing seemed to be a breeze after all.

    How to Pack Smartly When Traveling

    One may think that it is always better to pack light but if one is traveling with an electronic device like a laptop, it may not be the case since one would need connectors to connect peripherals to connect to the main gadget that is the laptop. Most laptops nowadays specially the thin ones often have fewer ports. Though the laptops became lighter, added accessories are needed to be brought to fully utilize it. This means more gadgets to bring when traveling.

    However, investing in a 3-port USB 3.0 docking station will save people the effort in traveling with a heavy luggage not to mention being over in terms of allowable baggage that would require additional fees. Traveling lightly with the said USB port is the best way to travel without any hassle. Just imagine not having to bring along so many plugs and wires for your gadgets!

    Going overseas is another thing since voltage specs differs in other countries. One may need to use a 220 or 110 voltage. It is pertinent to check the voltage to protect one's gadgets because plugging your gadget to a port with the wrong voltage would toast your equipment. If you are going to bring many gadgets that usually work in 100 volts and you are going to a country that uses 220V (usually in Asia), make sure you bring with you a voltage regulator.

    In packing wires and batteries, it is important to have a separate compartment to properly arrange them. One can put it in a pouch or a small bag. It should be coiled properly. Alternating between coiling wires over and under would allow you to get the wire straight once you've uncoiled it, as opposed to a tangled mess if you just coil it haphazardly. Packing carelessly may damage the wires if it is packed with other items.