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Are you nerd enough to send a greeting card to your friend in a nerd font? This LCD styled paper costs only $5. Each card measures 7.5″ x 4″ and comes with a perfect envelope to match.
source: NerdApproved
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BlackBerry fans and Mac users unite! RIM announced a fully-functional Mac support for your BlackBerry phones. Sync iTunes, add and remove apps, perform firmware updates, create backups! Launches in september.
source: EngadgetMobile
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If you are not satisfied with the security of USB drives, then Chinavision’s latest USB Flash Drive is your choice. This USB drive is equipped with fingerprint security. And it is not too expensive, only costs €27 ($39).
source: Coolest-Gadgets
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Asus P6X58 Premium is the first motherboard with dual SuperSpeed USB ports powered by NEC µPD720200, the first USB 3.0 certified chipset. Read more about the amazing Superspeed USB here.
source: EverythingUSB
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Batucada Jewelry is a unique and innovative type of jewelry. It has a tattoo-like appearance when worn. Batucada’s fashion designers were inspired by Brazilian beach culture (Batucada) is a style of samba.
source: Design-Milk
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Tomomi Sayuda’s iBum chair will automatically photocopy your buttocks, when you sit this chair. A built-in sensor is detecting people’s existence all the time. Perfect for April Fool’s Day, isn’t it?
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I’m searching for a gadget like this a long time ago! If you are an audio freak, you’ll like this: LP (with all speeds) and CD playing and recording, AM/FM tuner. Price is expected to be $750.
source: Coolest-Gadgets
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You know the red telephone boxes that are an iconic part of London? London Calling Mobile is fully-functional: color LCD, SMS and MMS functionality, tri-band GSM, and pre-programmed ringtones like “Rule Britannia” and “God Save the Queen”.
source: Pocket-lint
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The CTU will use this stuff definetely: physical security, AES 256-bit encryption, remote and local self-destruct capability, worm protection. And it is compatible with Mac and Linux. Maybe the CTU invented this Flash Drive?
source: EverythingUSB
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