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The four ports occupy one side of a reel around which you wrap stray cables, keeping things tidy and tangle-free. The lone USB-plug sprouts from one end and swivels on its flexible TPE-rubber cord, dangling straight from the hole on the back or side of your computer. There are also four cut-out “anchor” points around the circumference to hook cables and keep them firmly tucked in. $30
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The WD TV Live Hub comes with a built-in 1TB hard drive and includes support for 1080p video formats, .mkv, .mp4, and .mov. In addition, video, music, or photos stored on the device can be streamed to any DLNA/UPnP-compatible products, including the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Western Digital also said that the content can be streamed to the iPad, iPhone, and Android-based smartphones with the help of third-party applications.
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"NHT's new Super 8, 8-inch subwoofer ($349), which is designed to turn the SuperZero 2.0 into a full-range system with response extending to below 40 Hertz. With the Super 8 and five SuperZero 2.0s you'd have a complete 5.1 satellite-subwoofer system for under $850."
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You can point the gizmo at any surface and press a button to get the color code for it. Three onboard lamps evenly illuminate the subject, which should help deliver more accurate tonal data.
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The new Airs, in both the 13-inch and 11-inch formats. are incredibly thin and light, even to someone used to working with very small laptops (such as Sony's SSD-only Vaio Z models). The all-metal construction keeps it form feeling too fragile, often an issue for ultra-thin systems. The shape is closer to the previous Air than we would have expected, given the radical redesign the iPhone 4 got over its predecessors. The body is tapered towards the front, creating an optical illusion of even more thinness (although it's still only 0.68 inches thick at the rear). Interestingly, the 11-inch and 13-inch both narrow down to the same 0.11-inches.
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This hardwood will not only add some pop to your iPad but also supplies added security and grip…giving you more bang for your buck.
Since every product we make is 100% real authentic wood the images seen above are representations of the wood. $30
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The F-Stop watch may not be practical between eight and eleven, but for the right photographile? More than worth the $36 bucks.
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There will be four models of Sony Google TVs, sized at 24, 32, 40 and 46-inches. Prices, too, have leaked, although not for the smallest set. Starting with the 32-incher, the televisions will cost $1,300, $1,500 and $1,900 respectively.
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Booq’s new Boa folio-style case looks a lot like Apple’s, and adds a few extras. Like the Apple case, the iPad slides into the Boa and is held with its edges enclosed, and with holes for the ports. Both cases also share a sticky-out bumper around the perimeter, although the Boa’s sits at the back, not the center. Booq’s case also folds into a stand for either typing or horizontal display using the same clever tuck-in flap as Apple.
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