Nifty Minidrive

The Nifty MiniDrive is the simplest way to increase your MacBook´s storage capacity. The sleek little device slips right into your Macbook Air or Macbook Pro´s SD card slot adding 64Gigs of extra storage and looking fully integrated with your Mac. It´s main selling point is its elegant design, made from the same aircraft-grade aluminum as you Mac, the Minidrive fits seamlessly into your machine, you can just leave it there and make it part of your laptop, you won´t even notice it whilst backing up your photos. via watch the video

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HP Omen X 2S Laptop

Gamers rejoice! HP Omen X 2S Laptop is the first dual-screen laptop, with a main 15-inch display and a second, six-inch 1080p screen just above the keyboard. The sleek and powerful laptop lets you game at fullscreen while keeping tabs on other applications on a second, keyboard-mounted display. Use the second display to watch streaming videos, play music, monitor system performance, zoom in on your aim, or chat on your favorite platform. Essentially, it´s like taki...
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PARCSLOPE | BY TWELVE SOUTH

New from Twelve South is the Parcslope. The name reveals a little bit of its intention…it´s meant to give your MacBook keyboard an inclination of 18º, which is perfect  for typing, and still elevating your MacBook screen. The guys at Twelve South wanted to make the use of your laptop more comfortable, making it just a little bit more like a desktop. It can also hold your cables in place if you have to take the MacBook away, making your life a little bit...
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ALUMINUM CLAMP USB HUB | BY SATECHI

The Satechi Aluminum Clamp Hub is another elegant solution that solves the annoying iMac design flaw of the rear USB ports. The stylish clamp has a metallic brushed aluminum finish and white trim that seamlessly camouflages into your iMac, adding four USB 3.0 ports to easily connect your USB devices at a convenient location underneath your monitor. No installation is required, simply attach it to your monitor and tighten the screw, then plug in a USB extension cable...
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