Question: Other than your smartphone, what piece of hardware is a must-have for entrepreneurs?
Question: Other than your smartphone, what piece of hardware is a must-have for entrepreneurs?
Old-School Phone
"Nothing is more frustrating than trying to have a conversation with someone who is using Google Voice and a cell phone in lieu of a landline. If you're running a business, you need a landline phone. Period. Shell out the $15 or $20 per month, and save yourself (and your customers) endless frustration. "
@brittanyhodak
Extra Battery
"If every piece of hardware were a Greek hero, the iPhone would surely be Achilles. This is because it's a mighty business tool with a fatal flaw: the unreliable battery life. Never leave home without an extra battery. You can find hundreds of iPhone batteries on Amazon. Although the mophie battery case is the best known, my favorite is the ZAGGsparq because it's a charger and battery in one unit."
@gregory
Mobile Internet
"I’ve lost count of the number of presentations I built, bugs I fixed or A/B tests I started from the backseat of a cab, a commuter train or the airport terminal between flights using my mobile Internet card and my laptop. You can bang out so many more emails with a proper keyboard. Before we had an office, employees or paying customers, we had mobile Internet cards."
@rrwhite
Apple TV
"Bring videos, keynotes, and demonstrations off the small screens of your devices and onto a television using Apple TV. We use this daily for viewing our live streams and videos on YouTube as a team. "
@jenniferdonogh
A Kindle
"A Kindle is essential for reading business books on the go without breaking your back from a huge bag full of books."
@joshaweiss
A Webcam
"As an entrepreneur, you’ll need to connect with a lot of people, and sometimes you’ll need to be in more than one city in a day. With limited travel budgets and time resources, a webcam can help you stay well-connected while you try to interview new talent, network or raise money."
@benyru
Google Glass
"Google Glass lets you stay informed about your customers, up to date with email and even tracks your business metrics. We use Google Glass both in and out of the office at Crushpath."
@n2frizbee
