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Latest Video: Unboxing Live 055: 27-inch Apple iMac

We open up the monstrously huge 27-inch iMac, which Apple introduced in late 2009.
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Socket Sense Surge Protector

Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Household, Misc. Tech

Socket SenseDon’t you hate it when you have to use an entire socket just for a single plug? Those with bulky, oversized or oddly shaped plugs can now relax with the Socket Sense Surge Protector. With 2160 joules of protection, the device goes from 13 to 16-inches with a six ft. cord. Not only will you not have to worry about plugs being blocked, it has keyholes for mounting on a wall. Get yours for $29.95.

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Picket Fence Hides Wires

Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Household, Misc. Tech

Picket FenceIf you want to organize your extra cords, take a look at this clever Picket Fence that goes inside your home. Each piece attaches to your baseboard and routes all your wires out of the way. The gaps allow easy access to plugs. Although this is only a prototype designed by Karl Zahn for oboiler, we think this might not be doable for homes with small children who have just reached tripping walking age or puppies who are not quite toilet trained.

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Fingers Organizes Your Cords

Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Accessories, Design, Misc. Tech, PC / Laptop

FingersTired of that mess of cords behind your computer? Fingers is a prototype created by Oof Design that keeps the untangled when you unplug your laptop. Made of acrylic, each slot is made by laser for different types of plugs. The device also raises the height of your laptop making it more ergonomic. We have practically become accustomed to the clutter that hides back there. If we get that organized, we may get around to throwing away those faded post-its with ancient reminders of chores that we never accomplished.

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