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Epson's PictureMate Charm ($150)
If you're "going home" for the holidays, you can make a big splash by bringing along a portable snapshot printer, such as Epson's PictureMate Charm ($150). This new printer makes 4x6-inch prints of photo-lab quality! Accepts all common memory cards.
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MyBook Collection kit ($5.99)
Holiday time brings opportunities to take photos at events and give photo books to those who attended. One easy way to assemble a book is the MyBook Collection kit, from the same folks who make the Unibind presentation kits.
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Acratech's Viewing Angle Gauge ($15)
If you use a laptop, or an external flat panel display, you know that "viewing angle" makes a big difference in the color, brightness, and contrast you experience. To be sure you're viewing your display at a true 90-degree angle, try it.
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Elgato's EyeTV 250 Plus Digital/Analog TV Receiver & Video Converter ($165)
Turn your Mac into a TV and time-shifting digital video recorder. Watch recordings on your Apple TV in another room. Convert analog videotapes into digital. Export videos to your iPhone or iPod. Burn videos to DVD.
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Epson's Workforce 610 Color Inkjet All-in-One Printer ($130)
This printer has every imagineable feature for a printer/scanner/copier/fax machine. It sends and receives faxes, with a 30-page automatic document feeder, speed dial storage for up to 60 numbers, and fax memory for up to 180 pages and more.
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Seagate FreeAgent 2.5-inch external hard drive ($60/250GB; $109/500B)
Install the shareware Carbon Copy Cloner software, and set to automatically back up your internal drive to this tiny, sexy drive every time you connect it, or every night. A perfect daily clone of your drive, with no effort and little cost!
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Wacom's Bamboo Pen & Touch tablet ($99)
Offers pen and Multi-Touch input in a single device, just like a trackpad. Geared to users seeking input device for office or home that allows them to navigate with their fingers or cordless pen. Users can alternate between the two input methods.
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Lightscoop ($30)
A mirror attachment that slides onto the flash unit of your SLR camera to reflects the light onto either the ceiling or a light-colored wall, to illuminate your subject with diffuse, even light. Use code LESA at checkout for 25% off!
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Apple's Magic Mouse ($69)
Truly, a better mouse. Its top surface works like a MacBook's multitouch trackpad, giving you two-finger 360-degree scrolling, page swiping and zooming. It's wireless at up to 33 feet, with laser tracking and one or two-button operation for righties.
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NewerTech Voyager Q FireWire 800/400/USB 2.0/eSATA SATA I/II Hard Drive Dock ($95)
As projects get big, don't waste money on disk drive enclosures -- this toaster-like "drive dock" lets you drop any bare drive into it and then work until it's time to put the drive back in the client vault for protection.
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Belkin FireWire hub F5U526-APL ($40)
Tiny, powered, better than daisy-chaining FireWire devices.
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Keynamics' Aviator ($20)
This stand revolutionizes the experience of using a laptop on a plane or in a hotel room.
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Fonts from www.FontSite.com ($10$17)
An incredible bargain for professional fonts.
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Sanyo's Eneloop Rechargeable Batteries ($10$35)
A major advance in rechargeable batteries. Lasts 4 times longer than alkalines in a digital camera and works better at lower temperatures than alkaline. Cost per charge = 6 cents. No 'memory effect' recharge anytime. Arrives charged.
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