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Doxie Flip
The new Doxie Flip is a lightweight and portable flat bed scanner with an intelligent design. The cordless device is designed for scanning books, memories, creative ideas, pocket notebooks, sketches, surfaces, it offers endless creative possibilities. Flip will scan 4X6 originals at up to 600 dpi and features a color display with on-screen settings and image preview, it comes with batteries and memory so you can scan whatever in any place, no computer required. Also included is the Doxie software for importing, adjusting, saving, and sharing your scans with remarkable ease. via

Available in Europe here. Also check out the Doxie Go scanner



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Pearl RearVision
Pearl RearVision is a new aftermarket add on that you can get for your car to boost up your parking skills. If you´re really into your car and just get depressed whenever you scratch it or get a bump on the fender, then this device is just for you. It features two HD cameras that let you check the back of your car with full details and with different angles to keep everything in check. You can mount it yourself, easily, and then it´s just a question of pairing up ...
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DJI Mavic 2
DJI, the world´s largest drone manufacturer, have introduced the Mavic 2, the first consumer drone with optical zoom. It is now available in two versions, the Mavic 2 Pro ($1,449) and Mavic 2 Zoom ($1,249), the on-board camera being the only real difference between the two. The new Mavic 2 Pro shoots 4K footage, and features up to 31 minutes of flight time, 8GB of onboard storage, obstacle avoidance in all directions, a boost in top speed to 44mph, and a new Hassel...
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PORSCHE PASSPORT
Porsche is launching a program called Porsche Passport, a Netflix-style monthly subscription service where drivers can get Porsche´s on demand for $2,000-a-month. The app-based subscription service begins next month, and members can drive different Porsches for different needs or preferences, with insurance, maintenance and taxes all included in the monthly fee. All the user needs to do is choose the car: Cayman, Boxster, Macan, and Cayenne ($2,000/month package) o...
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