VIDEOS BY ANDY, LLC
JUPITER, FLORIDA

About Videos By Andy Videos by Andy is a project spearheaded by Andy Pargh, who is best known for his work under the name The Gadget Guru. Starting his career with Texas Instruments in Houston, Texas and involved with the evolution of the handheld calculator and the digital watch, as the silicon chip matured, Pargh became actively involved in innovative products such as the first talking consumer product, TI’s Speak and Spell as well as the digital home thermostat. His next step had him relocating to Miami, Florida and taking a job in sales and marketing at Panasonic where he was a manager in the launch of telephone answering machines. In the 1980’s Pargh made yet another major change and after two years leasing and selling commercial real estate properties, he took a risk and created The Gadget Guru and specialized in making complicated consumer products easy for the masses to understand. “I was doing well in the real estate business and my Friends and Family thought I was crazy walking away from a successful business in order to create a start-up technology reporting business. But at the time, nobody else was doing this and I trusted my instincts and followed my dream.” As his Gadget Guru company grew and become more involved in various forms of media, he became involved in many aspects of video production and content creation and during his career, Pargh produced and hosted more than 1,000 local, syndicated and network TV segments and programs, was a regular guest and contributor to numerous TV shows and publications, published three books and even had his own magazine while being on contract as a Contributing Correspondent to NBC News’ Today Show. Pargh also spent decades penning countless newspaper columns that entered nationwide syndication at a record pace and later expanded to a regular, full page feature in USA Today. Pargh is well known for being an early adopter in the field of online communication and content creation and was an early content provider for services such as CompuServe, AOL and was very early into providing new product information on the Internet. Pargh has been called The Godfather of the modern tech blog. After selling his popular VOG Motorcycle Social Network, Pargh took some time off and realized he’s happiest and at his best when he’s conceptualizing and tackling new projects. “I thrive on the creative process and starting projects that begin with a blank page,” I was involved on the front end of MSNBC.com and it’s an amazing process,” Pargh adds. Other than Videos by Andy, Pargh is reigniting his GadgetGuru.com brand and website. Instead of hiring huge staffs who may not share the same passion as myself, Pargh spent the past decade working with the same web designer (Debbie at DesignSpinner.com) and together, they have developed formats that can be managed without large staffs. “I’d rather be in a small room with people who are passionate about what they do, than in a large room with people who simply don’t have the dedication or insight it takes to create a successful, well thought out project.” “The most difficult part of the process is knowing when you’re reached your goal and to move on to the next area of production,” said Pargh. “Lingering can be detrimental to the process.” This product can be found online for $279 and, as stated, it includes a two year supply of ink. For more information on Epson’s ET-2550, Otherwise, what caught my eye on this product is the method the ink is loaded into the machine. Instead of cartridges or even like the ink bottles used in the aforementioned Epson printer, this model includes four ink bags that are really simple to install. Yeah, I liked that feature! Andy Pargh has been called The Godfather of the Modern Tech Blog and GadgetGuru.com is the site that started it all. Pargh is back and is presenting his unique non-commercial take on new products and services from a wide variety of industries. This new version of this site will be revealed by June 15th. Until, you can visit the current Gadget Guru site: