Our keyboard is a gross pile of chips, cat hair and coffee spills topped by a neatly organized layer of buttons. We could use the Sucky Ducky.
Plug him into your USB and a simple on/off switch toggles moderate suction power. The naturally slim bill shape makes for an easy fit between the keys, as if God intended ducks to one day suck crap out of your keyboard. About $12 if you can translate your way through the site. – Mark Wilson
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Everybody knows the beloved sand timer that has been with mankind for quite some time now, but the digital age has caught up with it at last. From being a “Please Wait” icon in the Windows operating system, it is now a full-fledged corporeal home appliance that comes in handy as a 100 minute countdown timer. In addition, it doubles up as a 24-hour clock when the timer function is not activated. Instead of using fine sand from the best beaches around the world, the Digital Sand Timer represents the flow of time with a whole bunch of pixels. This AAA battery-powered device can be picked up from Brookstone for $17.95.
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REVIEW After watching Apple and its ubiquitous iPod dominate the digital music industry largely from the sidelines, Microsoft has decide to tackle the market leader head on with the introduction of the Zune. And the Zune player takes a lot of cues from the iPod.
Microsoft learned the hard way that the top-down symbiotic relationship between the iTunes and iPod and its benefits are what made Apple so successful. Additionally, it understood the simplicity of the device itself and its user interface were of critical importance.
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LG is extending their chocolate phone series to Windows Mobile pocket pc phone with the introduction of KC1 for Korea. Presented in ITU communication show in Hong Kong, the KC1 support the Wimax connection, has a big 2.8″ QVGA touch screen, 2 megapixel camera and microSD slot. The pocket pc phone to be released in Korea at the moment but we can expect more chocolate series from LG for other regions.
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