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In this episode of Unboxing Live, we open up the Plus Hub. This one sports 7 USB ports, two of which are on top, along with a slick look.

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USB Label PrinterCasio has come up with a USB Egg-Shaped Label Printer that produces instant self-sticking notes for binders, video and audio cassettes, messages, or addresses up to about 50mm in length with a 8mm maximum width. It will print the current date, time, and words in any language that is installed on your PC. It features preset label templates for automatic font and typeface settings. The Printer comes with a roll of thermal paper, a handy stand, a USB cable, and driver CD for $29.00.

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Disko iPod CaseWhether you’re bored with your current case (you do have one, right?), want to liven up a party, or just in dire need of attention, we bring you the oddly-named Disko Case from .  It’s polycarbonate shell protects your player, while colored lights surround the click wheel—and blink, flash and chase each other in any of five lighting sequences.  Plus, the case is motion-sensitive, so it turns on automatically with movement. Available for the 5G and nano iPods, and also for the Sansa.  Available in clear or black for $30 USD.

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Yamaha Cube SpeakerYamaha has unveiled its cubic NX-A01 Stereo Speaker for iPods or other MP3 players. Use it on a table, desktop, counter, or anywhere you feel in the mood for a few tunes. Made with a 3 cm titanium cone, the speaker has a 90 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response, and features their SR-Bass technology for an extra boost.  Available in black or white, its size is less than 9 cm (~3.5-inches) on each side, weighs 310g (~7 lbs.,) has an easy-to-use control panel on top, and is available at Yamaha for $99.95.

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Hue WebcamHow clever of the Hue Webcam to be so flexible, whether you keep it on its base or plug it into your laptop when you are on the move. The cam has a 1.3 MPX sensor and integrated mic with noise reduction technology and a handy one-touch snapshot button. It is compatible with Windows/XP/Vista or Mac OS 10.4 or above, and requires at least a 16 bit color display adapter, Intel Pentium III 800 or above, and 128 MB RAM. In a choice of 6 colors, the cam is available for $79.99 and plugs in to your USB port with its included 6 foot cable.

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Over on Unboxing Live, we just published a video looking at the unboxing of the aXbo SLEEPPHASE Alarm Clock. Much like the SLEEPTRACKER watch reviewed by Gear Live previously, the SLEEPPHASE Alarm Clock specializes in waking you up when you are in your lightest phase of sleep. When that happens, you feel more rejuvinated than tired. The alarm clock monitors up to two wireless bracelets (meaning it works for two people), and tracks your movement near your programmed wake-up time. Check the video for all the details.

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Classic Cassette ToteIt almost frightens us that this tote bag is already considered retro. Carry all your hi-tech gadgets in the low-tech Classic Cassette Tote that measures 16 x 10.25 x 4.5-inches. It is made of non-woven flexible plastic to keep your iPod, iPhone, and any other iGadgets safe and dry. The handles resemble unraveling tape and the bag is available for $14.99 from perpetual kid. At least there is no rewinding involved, but merely unwinding on your next trip to the beach.

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In this episode of Unboxing Live, we give you a first-hand look at the Wicked Lasers Spyder II Series blue laser. This is one powerful beast, so it should only be in the hands of those on the side of good. No evil-doers allowed. That said, this laser is one of the most magnificent we’ve ever seen. Pricey too. Check out all the details in the video.

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Velocity 2GoThis may look like your average boombox, but the Blaupunkt Velocity 2Go 6 is actually a 160 W maximum power subwoofer for traveling from your home or car’s sound system to any other destination that needs a bit of audio pumping up. With a frequency response of 40 to 120 Hz/ 40 to 25.000 Hz and RCA/high-level/3.5 mm auxiliary inputs, it will run on a 12 V/230 V or 8 AA rechargeable batteries (not included.) At a size of 480 x 220 x 240 mm and a weight of 7 kg, if the price of $619.99 seems a bit steep, there is also a Velocity 2Go 5 model available for $514.99.

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Retractable Four Port HubElecom has designed a convenient 65 x 65 x 33 m Four Port USB 2.0/1.1 Hub that that looks similar to those devices that house garden hoses and makes for great portability. It features a 1.5 m retractable cord and weighs 8g. The Hub comes with an AC 100-240V adaptor and will be available in black, white, silver, or blue. Preorder at a price of $49.65 at GeekStuff4U and expect delivery around August 5.

 

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