3M MPro120 pico projector

The MPro120 is 3M’s second-generation pico projector and it’s a distinct improvement over the MPro110, with a brighter picture, an LED light source rated at 20,000 hours instead of 10,000, and built-in half-watt speakers.
In case you don’t know what a pico projector is, as its name implies, it’s a miniature handheld projector that’s capable of [...]

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Microsoft’s Game Room: The Arcade, Reborn

With the Game Room, Microsoft’s hoping to capture the old magic of video game arcades, minus the stale air, sugar highs, and wasted quarters.
I got some questions answered on service, which will be available on Windows and Xbox Live this spring. Here are the important details (if you’re a retro game nerd):
-30 games will be [...]

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Oster Electric Wine Bottle Opener

Cordless electric bottle opener removes the cork in seconds
Opens up to 30 bottles on a single charge; simple push-button operation

This electric wine opener (4207-6WC) offers effortless entertainment at the touch of a button. When fully charged, its cordless operation easily opens up to 30 bottles of wine, and sits in the compact recharging base for [...]

Nintendo Wii Sport Bundle Plus Wii Zapper

Nintendo Wii Sport Bundle
The Wii is the future of all gaming. The wirless control makes the game easier to enjoy being able to stand were ever you like in the room is a pleasure! There is millions of games now and are fun for the whole family. But not only is it fun but it [...]

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