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• KeyCase iPad Folio with Integrated BT Keyboard. Do WANT! http://tinyurl.com/25oaavk #
• Plants Vs. Zombies to come to the Nintendo DS with exclusive content. Yippee!! http://tinyurl.com/2drmhsp #

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• Dear Apple, Thank you for the update to Pages. It didn't fix everything, but at least I have my toolbar in landscape mode. #

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• @arghgame There is a bug with the game. My photos of captured ghosts always look like this. http://twitpic.com/1bod3p #

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• How to print booklets with a Mac. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/3-ways-to-create-physical-booklets-with-a-mac/ #

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• Super sick. I might be out of commission for a while. #

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• Very cool found footage of VHS tapes that were sent to Apple dealers. http://tinyurl.com/ybmqrwn #

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• Playing trivia at Buffalo Wild Wings. We made 52nd Nationally. Yeah! http://twitpic.com/xg68h #

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• #CES is TINY this year. The convention floor has so many empty spots and no exhibits at the Sands this year. Worried for the industry. 🙁 #
• Dear #CES Did you not realize that segregating Mommy Tech might be little offensive?!! http://twitpic.com/x8q41 #

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All the writers at The Gadgets Page wish you a very merry Christmas.

May you receive all the gadget visions that dance in your head.

I’ll leave you with a photograph from our Christmas back in 1991. It was our second Christmas together and Mike bought me a Atari Lynx II for the holiday. You can see it plugged into the wall front and center under our tiny tree if you look carefully (it’s the big black rectangle). It cost us over a hundred bucks and Mike had to order it from the only Atari dealer left in Salt Lake City. He was a crazy guy with an office in South Salt Lake that was filled top to bottom with old Atari parts, boxes of papers and oh so many wires and cables. He believed that the government was tracking him by reading the magnetic strips in money. He was the first person to point them out to me and showed me how to remove them so the government wouldn’t be able to find him.

The two of us played Chip’s Challenge and S.T.U.N. Runner all day. Looking at the photo, it looks pretty meager, but it was a wonderful Christmas!

• Orangutan Photogragher http://bit.ly/6LBBI0 via @JohnnyRem #

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