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Bianca Dillon, marketing director of Crumpler, a company known for making funky bags, shows off some of their new phone and iPod cases.
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Macally, a California company that sells peripherals, unveiled the prototype of a USB camera that will attach to a Mac or a PC. It's slated to be available for sale in Q2.
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Harvey Stone, owner of Brenthaven, shows off the new Expandable Trek Backpack, which is made to not only tote but protect notebooks and gadgets.
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Emma Coats of Axiotron uses the new ModBook, a Mac tablet, a high-end, slate-style notebook computer. It was developed by Axiotron and Other World Computing.
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GelaSkins shows off new designs for their custom vinyl iPod protection skins. The adhesive covers have designs from artists around the world.
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Tired of getting every cold going around the office? Paivi Juvonen, a manager with IOGEAR, displays their new wireless mouse. The company makes germ-free peripherals. Nanotechnology prevents germs and fungi from living on the surface.
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Scott Ellis, of Onset Computer Corp., displays their data loggers, which are designed to monitor temperature, humidity, voltage and other parameters.
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John Slatery, of ProClip, is ready for the road. He brought in a Volvo dashboard to show off their new handheld device mounts.
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Lanea Tonnesen, of ezGear, tries out their new ezVisionX4, which simulates looking at a 60-inch wide-screen TV from 8 feet away.
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