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Add a slice of style to your home with the Neutra Boomerang Chair ($1,500). Available in maple or walnut, this eye-catching seat features boomerang-like side supports, comfortable webbing in either black or natural shades, and the ability to blend in with other pieces of classic furniture both new and old.
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Placing a hand in front of the sensor toggles between play and pause. Swiping a hand from left to right in front of the device causes the attached iPod to skip forward. Swiping the other direction triggers a backward skip. $120
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The Flipit! USB charger lets you charge your USB device even when all AC outlets are in use. Simply flip out the power tab, insert any existing AC power plug through the tab, then plug into a wall outlet or power strip. Now you're ready to charge.
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Solida’s Cervellum Hindsight digital rearview camera hidden in the seat-stays. It continuously records a loop of video and if it detects a crash with its accelerometer, it keeps recording for ten seconds and then stops, keeping the footage as evidence. The Cervellum can also be hooked up to a 3.5-inch transflective (viewable in sunlight) LCD screen mounted on the handlebars, giving you a digital rear-view mirror.
The part you do see is the redesigned brakes and handlebars. The drops have been refashioned into pistol-grips, and the brake levers flipped to point up instead of down.
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Porsche introduces the 918 RSR vehicle during press preview days at Cobo Center of the North American International Auto show in Detroit.
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Samsung rolled in with its own proprietary 3D glasses (no wires!) and technology, eschewing Nvidia's. Both the new 3D monitors, the SA750 and SA950, are 3D monitors with gorgeous aesthetics, many useful features, and what seemed to be fantastic performance.
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You can shoot up to 1080i and 720p at 60fps, and capture 4.9 megapixel stills. These are all recorded onto an SDHC memory card, for as long as the battery lasts: anywhere between four and 34 hours depending on picture-quality settings.
The HMX-Q10 also comes with all the gimmicks you’d expect on a consumer-grade camera: face-detection, a scene-detection mode for exposure adjustments, and a price of $300.
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No. 215 Be the talk of the office when you bring your lunch in this sturdy, waxed canvas lunch tote. Handmade with Horween leather strap and hand hammered, solid copper rivets. Double stitched seams using heavy (size 138) mil spec nylon thread. $45
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The 25-foot trailer features classic Airstream outer styling, a queen-size bed with an Eddie Bauer Goose Down duvet, pillows, and throw, maple and soapstone laminates, quilted fabrics, and stain-resistant Sunbrella upholstery on the interior, an oversized hatch for loading and unloading gear like bikes and kayaks, and a generous side awning. Available in Feb. for $73,700
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