Here's the product for meeting planners with a little James Bond in their blood: Pencorder60. This snazzy looking (and patented) writing instrument doubles as a memo recorder, with a microchip rather than tape on which you can leave a total of 60...
First came white boards, the chalkboards of corporate America. Then came white boards that could print out a paper copy of whatever was printed on them. Now, here's the latest: a white board that hooks up to a personal computer...
Several years ago, Apple Computer introduced its first Personal Digital Assistant, dubbed the Newton. Although not all of its capabilities were fully developed, Apple's vision was of a portable device that could be used for scheduling, note taking...
Affectionately dubbed the "Garden Isle," Kauai offers a peaceful escape from everyday life with abundant natural beauty. The northernmost of the Hawaiian islands, Kauai is actually the top of an undersea volcano. Mountainous and lush, the island...
Concerned about subjecting your attendees to crowds of angry protesters outside hotels? Hoteliers may be unlikely to inform you of labor problems, but now you can access information from union activists via the Internet. The California Travel...
Hawaii is already a favorite destination for corporate meetings and incentives, and it is poised to become more popular than ever for groups with the opening of the long-awaited Hawai'i Convention Center in July 1998, which will have positive...
The most popular of the neighbor islands for visitors, Maui is a true gem with its 120 miles of beaches, picture-perfect waterfalls, verdant jungles, and the daunting presence of Haleakala, an extinct volcano that rises up more than 10,000 feet...
In January, The Pointe Hilton Resort at Tapatio Cliffs in Phoenix will take the edge off the Arizona heat when it opens its three-and-a-half acre water experience. The $7.5 million project adds a 40-foot waterfall, two free-form pools, a 130-foot...