The technology of radio and television has always been more interesting than performing, however. I now work for a company that sells cell phones over the Internet, where I make YouTube videos about cell phones. At some noteworthy prior jobs, I was a broadcast engineer for Sprint Nextel and the technology editor for a magazine called "TV Technology," a trade journal for the professional television industry. I have had many articles published in TV Technology and other trade magazines, including several product reviews of a variety of professional television equipment. I've also had a few articles published in newspapers and newsstand car magazines.

I play guitar and sing reasonably well, and recorded a CD of obscure folk and novelty songs a few years ago. I review guitars on the Pro Audio Review Web site (www.proaudioreview.com).

I am a US Army veteran, having served from 1971 to 1974 and received an honorable discharge. I reached the lofty rank of Specialist 4.

For other hobbies... I love to read, work on the houses and cars (I have two homes and four cars), eat at restaurants, listen to the Beatles, go to movies and fiddle with electronic stuff. I have two cats.

With a little ambition, regular bathing and getting to work on time, I have achieved more in life than I ever thought possible when I was daydreaming in high school. It's amazing what those three things will do for an interesting career.

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If you would like a product added in the categories of Computers, Software and Business Products, please send me an e-mail. Be sure to mention something about Epinions in the subject line. I will respond to all SAP requests, so if you don't hear from me, it's because I didn't get your note.

Thanks!

--Bob Kovacs