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February 27th, 2011Practical and Fun Cell Phone Accessories for You and Your Children
February 25th, 2011Practical and Fun Cell Phone Accessories for You and Your Children
Nowadays, it’s not enough to just have a cell phone, you also have to get a variety of cell phone accessories to protect your phone and allow you to do more with it. Most people don’t go all out and buy every available accessory, but it never hurts to know what’s on the market. What follows are a couple of cool accessories we wanted to share with you in case you may decide to check them out.
There is one type of accessory that lots of people really appreciate because they need it, and that’s an antenna for their cell phones when reception can be a problem. There are many types of antennas you can attach to your cell phone, giving it extra power to boost the signal. You also never know when you may be in a location with poor reception. It doesn’t matter where you are, inside a building or office, and you can’t really use your cell phone due to poor signal reception. If you’re ever in bad weather, or live somewhere that gets severe weather, then an antenna could be the perfect solution for you. So when you think about it, a cell phone antenna can really help you out in those types of situations.
Some people like to get cell phone accessories for fashion purposes, and that’s fine, and one such accessory is the cell phone strap. Any reason that is important to you is cool, and that includes using a strap to make your look a little bit more unique. They are popular with students, but people of all ages can give their phones a unique look with a colorful strap. One practical purpose they can serve is making your cell phone easy to recognize in a place where everybody has a phone and people are putting them down all over the place. Younger people really love these straps, and they come in crazy colors and are themed after pop culture things. Ok, we wanted to throw something in that is more fun than anything else.
Riding a motorcycle can present special challenges when it comes to cell phones, but not any more. So what you can do is use the Bluetooth hands free headset that is made specially for helmets. These accessories are truly well designed to be water proof as well as employing special types of noise filters so you’re able to talk on your cell phone. The kind of helmet you wear will determine the particular model of hands free headset you’ll want to get. They are versatile if you want to use them while riding something like an ATV or anything else. Whatever you feel you can safely do while talking on your cell phone, you can use these cell phone accessories. It’s true that cell phone accessories have now become very important items to have for many good reasons. There are other very cool accessories available on the market, but we feel some are more important than others.
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GPS Navigator Review – Garmin nuvi 265W/265WT 4.3-Inch
February 13th, 2011GPS Navigator Review – Garmin nuvi 265W/265WT 4.3-Inch
Garmin nuvi 265WT improves its predecessor of the 200 series by the addition of free traffic information in real time from Navteq (for the life of the camera) and Bluetooth connectivity to your mobile phone. Other improvements in the 2×5 series include a technology faster satellite prediction, a redesigned screen with more information, terrain maps and an exciting new photo navigation. The garmin nuvi 265WT offers complete maps for North America and the practical functionality of text to speech, step-by-turn directions with spoken street names Real (“turn right in 50 feet at Nebraska Way”, for example, instead of “turn right in 50 feet”).
The Garmin nuvi 265WT 2×5 models all sport the slim design that Garmin introduced the 200 series last year, to fit comfortably in your pocket or purse, and a rechargeable lithium-ion battery makes navigation device comfortably in car or on foot. All models are useful tools, such as a JPEG picture viewer travel, world travel clock with time zones, currency converter, calculator and more. The garmin nuvi 265WT has a large 4.3-inch (diagonal) screen that displays 70% more of the road around them.
Integrated traffic management receivers
could be free of traffic with an integrated receiver GTM 20 FM TMC for warnings of traffic jams and construction sites to come in your path to get SSL. No subscription or additional hardware. Simply switch on, unpack, and gain immediate access to traffic – free traffic updates for life of the device.
All you need do is simply touch the screen to view traffic details and are willing to make a detour in a problem area. And if you end up losing once, or you’re a detour that is not transmitted through the traffic receiver Garmin nuvi 265WT forced sophisticated automatic routing will get back on track in no time.
In most areas are continuing traffic emissions – no waiting time for regular updates or random alerts. Since traffic emissions are received through an FM data channel in silence, you can return to the music and news programs to listen on your car radio without interference input FM traffic data transmissions.
Hands-Free
increases in some places it is illegal to use cell phones while driving without a helmet. With Bluetooth, microphone and speakers, you can use the Garmin nuvi 265WT to any Bluetooth mobile phone using your hands, calls to mobiles. Just select the phone’s touch screen keyboard Garmin nuvi 265WT to make a call to a compatible phone. To accept an incoming call, tap the screen and speak into the microphone. Make and receive calls on the road has never been easier or safer. In addition, Garmin is very easy to navigate and record phone numbers or even use their personal cell phone contacts with the story.
FM Traffic
With an optional receiver notifies you of Clear Channel TMC and road construction can be stopped in your itinerary. All you need do is simply touch the screen to view traffic details and are willing to make a detour in a problem area. And if you end up losing once, or you’re a detour that is not transmitted through the traffic receiver Garmin nuvi 265WT forced sophisticated automatic routing will get back on track in no time.
In most areas, TMC Clear Channel broadcasts are continuous traffic – no waiting time for regular updates or random alerts. Since traffic emissions are received through an FM data channel in silence, you can return to the music and news programs to listen on your car radio without interference input FM traffic data transmissions.
Widescreen
See what’s around the super-bright, 4.3-inch (diagonal) touch screen is anti-reflection coating for easy viewing during the day and automatically changes the color profile for easy viewing at night or in low light. It offers 2D or 3D.
The widescreen format offers 70% more actual screen area than a 3.5 inch screen. Mainly what it means to a better image of the area you drive. This is particularly useful to show what parks, restaurants, ATMs, gas stations, etc. are nearby, or to know whether a detour is a good idea. The device itself is larger, ie the screen controls are well spaced and somewhat easier to push.
Inside the box
Garmin nuvi 265WT, preloaded City Navigator NT North America (full coverage), traffic for life, FM traffic receiver with vehicle cable, suction cup vehicle mount, USB cable, dashboard, Getting Started Guide.
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Camos 600 Stereo Bluetooth Headset Tutorial
February 11th, 2011
How to pair the Camos 600 Motorcycle Bluetooth Helmet Headset with your cell phone. This will let you get calls and music through one device although it supports multiple device pairing.
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Sparks Fly in San Francisco
February 9th, 2011
New York, NY (PRWEB) October 7, 2008
A new exhibition opens this week in San Francisco that profiles the work of today’s finest design talent.
The Spark 2008 Design Awards put more than 600 entries under the microscope last month, with the best being selected by a jury of prestigious names in global design. The winners are now on display at America’s most exciting new design hot spot – the dazzling Autodesk Design Gallery, at One Market Street, San Francisco.
“All the Spark entrants and entries tell wonderful stories,” explains Peter Kuchnicki, executive director of Spark. “There were a great number of designs in the competition and it was very competitive. The 14 jurists had a daunting task and did a fine job.”
Spark is a fresh, modern qualification system that recognizes new processes and technology and seeks to involve people and ideas from untapped sources. Designers from all levels and skill-sets are invited to participate, be they professional, novice or student. This year’s competition attracted designers, art directors, architects, design firms, manufacturers, institutions and ad agencies.
84 designs won bronze, silver, gold or the ultimate Spark! Award. These top 17 winners secured a Spark! commendation:
Haptica Braille Watch
Designer: David Chavez
“Haptica is a moveable Braille timepiece that provides a quick and accurate time reading. The product is unique in providing a real-time readout in Braille which the reader scans along with their finger to check the time”
Grow Bike
Designer: Springtime
“Children need a lot of different vehicles in their first 4 years, creating a lot of cost and occupying a lot of space. The GrowBike is actually a set of parts that can be assembled into 4 different bike designs, step by step as your child grows.”
Treepac
Designer: Essential Design
“Ever wonder how many cardboard boxes the world really needs? Treepac is a reusable shipping container intended to replace them for most business-to-business, business-to-customer and person-to-person shipping. The pack is meant to be used like a cardboard box but can serve again and again.”
Rainwater Hog
Designer: Sally Dominguez
“Harvesting rainwater is a smart idea but designs have been basic until now. Rainwater HOG is a rain rescue and storage tank designed as a water-filled building block. It was designed by an Australian architect battling with drought who saw a lack of options for domestic-scale urban rainwater catchment.”
NYC Condom
Designer: Yves Behar, Fuseproject
“Vaguely reminiscent of a condom shape warped into the surface of one’s leather wallet, the NYC Condom Dispenser needed to be distinctive anywhere from trendy restaurants to homeless shelters. It has the equivalent impact of that of the fire-hydrant: immediately recognizable for its simple function, in this case to distribute condoms.”
Livraria da Vila
Designer: Isay Weinfeld
“A beautiful bookstore in São Paulo. Whichever direction one looks at, there are books, and an unpretentious feel, like a used-book store, making customers at ease to browse the shelves for the books they want, to leaf through or even read them in the couches and easy chairs scattered around the multiple stories.”
Karbon Faucet
Designer: Kohler
“The ultimate tap. Karbon has two water flow options; laminar, chosen for its continuous tube-like water flow, and a spray for cleaning and prep work, controlled by a valve hidden in the countertop and operated by the touch of a joystick with a smooth, elegant motion. It’s dynamic, functional, sculpture.”
Eton Field Radio
Designer: Dan Harden, Whipsaw
“Two consumer field radios for use outdoors and in the home. With hand-cranks and solar panels, they are designed to always work, suiting outdoor types and survivalists. There’s a two-way walkie talkie, cell phone charger, flashlight, siren, and SOS light beacon.”
Dyson Airblade
Designer: James Dyson
“Whilst developing air knives for a different project, Dyson found that the force of air created by its Dyson Digital Motor (DDM) would scrape water from hands, leaving them completely dry. The company has gone on to build the fastest, most hygienic hand dryer on the market.”
Swarovski Morpheus
Designer: Yves Behar, Fuseproject
“Swarovski challenged Behar’s team to ‘reinvent’ the chandelier for its ‘Crystal Palace’ collection at Art Basel Miami. The design deconstructs what a chandelier is, and explores what it could be. Rather than just a static, traditional object to be viewed, Morpheus is a chandelier that changes its form, becoming animated, through interaction with the viewer.”
Neat Receipts & NeatDesk
Designer: Smart Design
“Mobile and desktop scanners that are part of a series of products designed to help you get rid of receipts and paperwork. Best of all, the products feature hardware and software designs that have been stripped of visual noise to simplify the product and process.”
Vite – Rescue Stretcher
Designers: Kim, Lin & Zea
“A collapsible stretcher designed to rescue the injured patient as fast as possible in the snow. The backpack shell works as a sled, allowing a patient to be carried by one person. Other products on the market are designed to be used by two people. The Vite can be be easily opened in order to minimize the time spent setting up the sled for an injured patient.”
OLPC Yoyo
Designer: Yves Behar, Fuseproject
“An ingenious laptop charger designed to charge the pioneering One Laptop Per Child (OLPC), without the need for mains electricity. Designed like a yoyo toy, the strap is looped through the unit allowing for easy connection to a chair leg, tree branch, etc and resistant against the mechanical force exerted by the user.”
OLPC XOXO
Designer: Yves Behar, Fuseproject
“The XO-2 laptop will be about half the size of the first generation One Laptop Per Child (OLPC), being about the size of a book. The new design is lighter and easier for children to carry with them to and from school or wherever they go. Dual-touch sensitive displays will be used to enhance the e-book experience, with a dual-mode display similar to the current XO laptop.”
Moen Cascata
Designer: Essential Design
“A bathroom faucet that “pours” by tipping the spout like one would tip a pitcher of water. It’s an attempt to recover some of the natural flowing behavior of water and reconnect people with the aesthetic qualities and personal meaning associated with water and cleansing.”
Mobile Performance Venue
Designer: Various architects
“A lightweight and easily transportable venue that is also a unique and iconic structure. When it becomes the Arts Alliance Productions’ home in 2009, it will be the largest mobile venue in the world. A 90m x 60m oval, it ranges from 10m to 17m tall, and has 3900m2 of covered space. The central performance space (2000m2) will hold a standing audience of 3500 people.”
Fuego Modular
Designer: Robert Brunner, Ammunition Group
“A bold, new and customizable outdoor kitchen that expands on Fuego’s trendsetting social hub concept. Fuego Modular has an aluminum frame to accommodate grills, burners, warming drawers, storage, and refrigeration units.”
Other winners in the Gold, Silver and Bronze categories are as follows:
GOLD
California Academy Sciences Pentagram
Integrated Light Pole SOM
Pearl River Tower SOM
Relief Housing Laura Garofalo
RED Inflight Entertainment Virgin America
Stack City
Spongecomb Anderson Anderson Architecture
Pae White: ”Lisa, Bright & Dark” Osborn
OXO Pour & Store Watering Cans Smart Design
Miller Revolution Safety Harness Daedalus
MGX Consequence Lamp One and Co
GREENKITCHEN Whirlpool
Flip Video Ultra Smart Design
Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth Headset Fuseproject
Adiri Natural Nurser Baby Bottle Whipsaw
100 American Flags Pentagram Design
SILVER
Light to Form Sohin Hwang
Y Water Fuseproject
Cabin Interior Virgin America
U.S. Census Bureau Headquarters SOM
The Protons IDEO
Teneo BirselPlusseck
SVA Yearbook 2008 School of Visual Arts
SVA Senior Library 07 School of Visual Arts
SpaceStation Blue Lounge
one or a bunch vase Seven02Design
NYC Helmet Fuseproject
Mimique Cell Phone Concept RKS Design
Lock-N-Lift Can Opener RKS Design
Lining Of Forgetting: Internal and External Memory in Art Volume Design
Interrupted Jaekyung jung
Mpala Health Education Sara Hofmann
Hawaii Portable Classroom Anderson Anderson Architecture
Ballona Wetlands Field Lab Otis College Integrated Learning
ERCO Emanon Fuseproject
Ditto PAPER hangers GreenHeartGlobal
Chess Kin Wai & Michael Siu
Botanist Blank Canvas Orange22 Design Lab
A Century of CCA Volume Design
Architec urinal Duravit USA
Formica Lounger SOM
HM LEAF Lamp Packaging Fuseproject
BRONZE
Zon Hearing Aid Stuart Karten Design
Western Digital, My Book 2 IDEO
Tragon Capabilities Brochure Pentagram Design
TOK TAK Taewan Kim
The Sanctuary Blue Lounge
TalkChart Pop-Out Alan Robbins
Sustainable Living Coffin IDEO
Solay Running Shoe Continuum
Smart Touch Salad Spinner RKS Design
SHN Addis Creson
100 Baseball Icons Pentagram Design
Revolution Door Fluxxlab
Qatar Petroleum Mosque SOM
Paperclip Lamp Teague
Panamap Urban Mapping
Mix-n-Measure Measuring Cups RKS Design
Livescribe Pulse Smartpen Seven02Design
Kidfresh Addis Creson
ITC Fashion Show Catalog Frankie NG
GINA Fabric Skin Car BMW AG
Filtainer Kin Wai & Michael Siu
Coca-Cola Refresh Bin Fuseproject
Chameleon truck Haishan Deng
Cardinal Health Mia Modocarts
Between Earth and Heaven Volume Design
More information can be found at www.sparkawards.com
Media enquiries: contact Mark Charmer
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AValonRF Presents and demonstrates its Rugged PDA with Integrated Wireless Link and GPS at the AUVSI meeting in San Diego
February 7th, 2011
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) February 18, 2005
AValonRF, Inc., Will present and demonstrate itÂs Rugged PDA with Integrated Wireless Link and GPS, at the AUVSI chapter meeting in San Diego on February 24, 2005.
The coming AUVSI meeting in San Diego offers the opportunity for AvalonRF to demonstrate file transfer between two V38R Rugged PDAs, transmission of images and realtime messaging using the TR430 RF link.
This Ruggedized PDA unit can be used as a low cost handheld device for short range UAV, UGV, USV, and for various other Military, Industrial and Security applications.
Other applications – Public Safety PDA with biometrics, DUI, Speeding and parking ticket generation capability, face recognition; Patrol Vehicle Component
The AUVSI Lindenberg chapter meeting and luncheon will take place on Thursday, February 24, 2005, 11.30a.m. Â 1.00p.m. , PS Business Park Conference room,
3954 Murphy Canyon road, suite D200, San Diego, CA.
Hoa Nghuen of the SSC Robotics Lab, San Diego, will present Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGVs) work in progress at the Robotics System Works SSC SD, Code 2731, Robotics Systems Branch, www.spawar.navy.mil/robots/
RSVP to Ed Henning, ehennig@tamasco.com, Phone 858-496-0600
The V38R Rugged PDA with the TR430-2G integrated Wireless link is running Windows CE.
The TR430 Driver provides an operating system interface by which applications running on the V38R can use the TR430 wireless transceiver. Included onboard the TR430 is a GPS receiver which permits the PDA user to determine their location, and with a suitable mapping application, the position of other V38R users.
The Ruggedized PDA Includes a daylight readable 3.5Â display, biometrics, bar code reader, camera/flash with a 2GB SD card storage, microphone and speaker, USB, RS232, IRDT, 802.11g, Bluetooth and GPS. Has a Replaceable battery that lasts for 8 hours.
AvalonRF will also present and demonstrate its Wireless Digital Links for Unmanned Ground Vehicles  UGV, UAV, Micro UAV, USV and Robotics. The digital links are based on a unique modular concept where each link is composed from a combination of micro modules, connected together via a 100Mbaud full duplex daisy chained serial bus.
Approximate size and weight of each module: 60mm x 33mm x 9mm, 14 grams.
AValon RF digital module lineup includes:
· RF UHF Encrypted Transceivers
TR423-1 76Kbaud/0.25W UHF transceiver
TR430-2G – 200Kbaud/1W UHF transceiver with GPS
TR430-2+G – 325Kbaud/1W UHF transceiver with GPS
TR430-3G – 1.53Mbaud/1W UHF/S band transceiver with GPS
TR430-3+G – 3.06Mbaud/1W UHF/S band transceiver with GPS
·Interfaces
Module A – NTSC/PAL to MJPEG/MPEG1/MPEG2/MPEG4 Encoder based on the WISchip GO7007SB Encoder and Includes a smart video pre-processor DSP, RTC and VITC
Module B – Same as Module A with camera on board
Module C – Power PC with TCP/IP + USB 2.0 + IDE/ATA interface
Module D – MPEG4 to NTSC/PAL decoder (software dependent)
MPEG4 low latency CODEC or MPEG4 video conferencing controller.
Module E- – Various interfaces: MIL-STD-1553, Arinc 429, CAN and
OBDII, extender cards, mother boards (2,3,4,5 and 10 slots)
Module F – CPU, running Windows XP at 1.5GHz, 512MB DRAM, AGP – display controller with resolution of 800×600 to 1280×1024, 4GB HDD, 802.11g, 802.15 and GSM/GPRS for Wearable Computers
· Modules: General & Mechanical
Power – 5V-10V unregulated
Size – 60mm x 33mm x 9mm
Weight – approximately 14 grams
The digital links are divided into a payload systems and various ground systems;
· Payload systems
Includes a command & control receiver, GPS, MPEG4 video and a telemetry transmitter (Module A + TR430-3G or TR430-2G)
Size: 60mm x 33 mm x 20mm.
Approximate weight of the payload system: 28 grams
· Ground Systems (various options)
V38R Rugged PDA with TR430-2G, running Windows CE.
Includes a daylight readable 3.5Â display, biometrics, bar code reader, camera/flash with a 2GB SD card storage, microphone and speaker, USB, RS232, IRDT, 802.11g, Bluetooth & TR430-2G/GPS. Replaceable battery lasts for 8 hours.
Low cost handheld device for short range UAV, UGV and USVs
HMPC-1.6 Wireless helmet mounted wearable computer, running Windows XP Embedded (or Linux) (includes Module F, Module D and TR430-3G x 2 (for diversity). Optional Module C for TCP/IP + USB + on board DVR)
Hands free, light weight (under 1Lbs) ground station operating with Rockwell/Collins KEO HMD display. Allows operations of a UAV while in motion.
TA-8D, TA12D, or TA-16D tracking antenna system. A combination of 8, 12 or 16 RF transceiver modules (see below), RF power amplifiers and diversity electronics.
Allows very long-range communications with a UAV, UGV or USV from an airplane, vehicle or boat in fast motion and undetectable, unhackable and unjamable data/video/audio links among moving planes/vehicle/boats.
About AValon RF Inc.
AValonRF designs and produces state-of-the-art wireless links that include receivers, transmitters, Wearable computers, In Car Video Systems, remote display units, DVRs, rugged wireless PDAs, Rugged PCs, No moving parts tracking Antennas, Wireless Microphones, Miniature MPEG 4 Encoders, Miniature MPEG4 Decoders and a variety of specialized antennas. AvalonRF also designs and produces wireless terrestrial “last mile” mobile UHF, narrow band, high data rate, 802.22 based solutions. AvalonRF intelligent true diversity technology provides broadcast quality interference-free video links over the frequency spectrum of 56MHz to 2.5GHz. A wireless link from Avalon RF is an affordable easy to install video solution with superior image quality.
AValonRF is a privately held company headquartered in El Cajon (San Diego). More information about AValonRF is available online at www.avalonrf.com.
AValonRF Contact:
Tommy Orpaz
Vice President, Business Development
AValonRF, Inc
San Diego, CA
(619) 401-1969
tommy@avalonrf.com
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Finally No Wires! Guide To Using an EVDO Internet Access Card & Router for Trade Shows
February 5th, 2011
Richmond, VA (PRWEB) April 6, 2006
In February 2006 D-Link, a well known router company, and Kyocera, a well known cell phone products manufacturer, launched a product that will revolutionize how trade show exhibitors will gain access to broadband Internet access.
In most cases exhibitors didn’t have many options when it came to Internet access at trade shows, in fact there was really only one. You either rented it from the show production company or went without. At some shows the daily access rate was $ 500 or more. Now there is an option. In the past year wireless access through cellular phone systems has increased at a staggering rate and that access is now available in a format that can be shared by multiple users.
The technology is called EVDO and this is what cellular carriers Verizon Wireless and Sprint use to distribute a wireless broadband signal to its subscribers. A typical setup includes an account with one of these providers, a laptop and an access card that plugs into the PC card slot or PCMCIA Slot. This setup was fine if only one user wanted access, but what if you wanted to create a wired or wireless network?
This is where the “revolution” takes place…the EVDO router. This router, available at
Kyocera and at D-Link in the near future, enable you to take the access card and share it via a wired or wireless access. Similar technologies existed before this router came out, but they weren’t billed as affordable options. The Kyocera EVDO Router has a street price of $ 250 – $ 300. These are the items you will need in order to use this technology.
Internet Access Account – $ 60-$ 100 per month* – Verizon Wireless or Sprint
EVDO PC Card – $ 50-$ 200**
EVDO Router – $ 250-$ 300***
Total – $ 1740-$ 2900 – based on 24 Months of Service
*see service provider’s websites for details and offers.
**see service provider’s websites for details and offers.
***see hardware provider’s websites for details and offers.
Currently, most service providers require you to sign a 24 month contract for both a phone and Internet access to get their lowest rate so please check to see if service (Verizon Coverage, Sprint Coverage) and what plans are available in your area. The total cost of 24 months of service and hardware can be equal to what one company pays for access at one show so you can see the incredible value. You also have the use of a technology that enables you to have access to the Internet 24/7/365 without the need of any wires.
When EVDO is coupled with state-of-the-art portable batteries then the technology can be used in ways never imagined. Imagine strapping on a framed camping backpack that has a portable battery, laptop, and an EVDO card plugged into the EVDO router. Also plugged into the router is a web-cam that has been attached to a helmet that is on your head. You now have a wireless, portable, go anywhere webcasting solution. Couple this setup with a wireless bluetooth headset that plugs into an EVDO phone (specialized phone that can be used with the router) and now you can provide interactive tours of the show floor with two-way communication that is broadcast back to a website. Other uses include POS systems and credit card authorization systems.
The way I see it, EVDO will not only save thousands of exhibitors’ money but it has created a new level of connectivity for our industry. It will also be used to create a whole new category of trade show experiences and for me that is the most exciting part!
Founded in 2003, A Smash Hit! Trade Show Displays is a leading Internet distributor of trade show display booth, and exhibit products primarily servicing North America. As a wholesaler we can offer display products at half the price as local suppliers. We offer full graphics design, printing and can work on displays as small as tabletop units to larger island style displays.
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