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My mouse pad can beat up your mouse pad

Serious PC gamers are a discerning group of users. To give them an edge over their competition, they look for the best equipment like the fastest rig (computer), largest monitor, great speakers, headsets, programmable keyboards, and mice. Speaking of mice, even mouse pads are an accessory to consider for gamers. Does it provide enough traction and speed? And is it big enough? 

Antlion can answer that last question. No, your mouse pad isn’t big enough because it’s not 3 foot x 1 foot like the Pro Gaming Über-Wide Mousepad from Antlion. This cloth mouse pad is large enough for your keyboard to sit on top of it for a seamless mousing experience. Even the edges of this gigantic pad are sewn to prevent fraying and with a price tag of only $20, you’ll still have cash left over to buy a new game. Head over to Antlion for all the details and Amazon to order.

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My mouse pad can beat up your mouse pad originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on November 12, 2017 at 9:00 am.

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LG V30 review, Casio G-Shock watches, Trayvax wallet review, and more – Weekly roundup

It’s that time of the week where gadgeteers need a break to catch up on the news, reviews, and articles that we posted here on this site this week. So sit down, click through, browse the list and enjoy!

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LG V30 review, Casio G-Shock watches, Trayvax wallet review, and more – Weekly roundup originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on November 11, 2017 at 4:29 pm.

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G-SHOCK is working on a rugged watch made of sapphire crystal

A sneak preview of G-SHICK’s sapphire crystal watch

Yesterday at Madison Square Garden in New York City, G-SHOCK celebrated their 35th anniversary. But it’s not just 35 years that they were celebrating – they also celebrated the fact that they have now sold 100 million G-SHOCK watches worldwide. That’s a hell of a lot of rugged watches on people’s wrists!

Speaking of rugged watches, the company announced that they are vehemently working on their next big thing – a watch made out of sapphire crystal. They claim that like their other watches, this one will be just as rugged. Take that Apple! We can’t wait to see this sapphire crystal watch once it materializes. 

I spoke to Mr. Yuichi Masuda, Senior Executive Managing Officer, Senior General Manager of Timepiece Product Division for Casio Computer Co. who has been working with the company since 1978. Mr. Masuda told me that G-SHOCK will continue to make incredibly rugged watches, and that their goal is for G-SHOCK to become the world standard for durable watches.

G-shock-S-series-130 for women

Of course the company had a slew of new G-SHOCK models to show off. Amongst the new line up is a new S Series 130 collection for women. This new series are actually the first G-Shock watches to include a step counter.

The Gold Tornado series

Casio also announced the Gold Tornado 35th Anniversary G-Shock Collection which resulted in wild outcries of ooh and ahh from the audience. The Gold Tornado collection features three class G-SHOCK models reinvented with gold accents. The collection includes the Master of G GRAVITYMASTER, G-STEEL and FROGMAN timepieces. All three of the watches boast a signature stamp on the watch face which reads “SINCE 1983”, and they all pack in non-reflective sapphire glass.

You can read more about Casio’s G-Shock watches at casio.com and if you want to buy one, check out the selection on Amazon.

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Tiny and Stretch are minimalist wall mounts/stands for your mobile devices

If simplicity is your goal, the stands / wall mounts from ILOVEHANDLES are products designed for you.  These stands are sleek bars of wood with holes to allow charging cables to pass through.  The Stretch (shown above) mounts to your wall to hold all your phones and tablets.  It has seven holes for chargers.  The Tiny (not shown) is the right size for a smartphone, and it can be used sitting on a desk or mounted to a wall.  It has a hole for a single charger and works with most smartphones, with or without a case.  The Tiny is $15.00 and the Stretch is $40.00.  They are available from ILOVEHANDLES.

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Now you can lick your own face AND get diabetes at the same time

Here’s a unique gift idea for the person who has everything and doesn’t take insulin. It’s a personalized face lollipop from Prezzybox in the UK. Send in a photo of your favorite person, choose a flavor from their selection of five flavors that include strawberry, passion fruit, orange, apple or tutti frutti, and let them know which features to customize like eye color, hair color, weird moles, freaky nose rings, and more.

Before you know it, a candy replica of your face will arrive in your mailbox to creep you out and elevate your glucose levels.

Each sweet treat is priced at a “no way am I paying that for a lollipop” $55. You can read more about the Personalized Face Lollipop by visiting prezzybox.com

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Now you can lick your own face AND get diabetes at the same time originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on November 10, 2017 at 12:00 pm.

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