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Noteworthy achievement
Fridge-door magnets are never strong enough, while an endless supply of pins is needed for cork boards, but Gripet uses gravity and friction to secure notes, eliminating the need for glue, pins, tape, clips and magnets. Its quick grip-and- release systemcan easily store up to 3mmof notes without damaging them. The unit comes with magnetic and adhesive mounts. INFO
www.dreamfarm.com/gripet
COMMUNICATIONS
End bill shock after travel
GOSIM is an international mobile service offering affordable mobile rates for travellers – its rate can be less than 50c a MB, depending on the currency. The SIM card can be bought before travelina variety of currencies. Receiving calls and SMS messages while overseas is free, and local calls are cheap while data and international calls are probably more affordable than roaming charges. As the International GOSIM card will work globally, there is no need to buy a SIM card for each new country being visited. INFO
www.gosim.com
TimStackpool looks at what’s new in office products aimed at making your working life easier.
ACCESSORIES Mouse goes vertical
A new computer mouse aims to avoid forearm twisting and bring greater comfort and better sitting posture. The patented shape of the Evoluent VerticalMouse supports the hand in a vertical neutral position, generally avoiding unnatural wrist extension. The manufacturer claims that many users, including medical doctors, ergonomists and physical therapists, say the mouse provides superior comfort and even relieves wrist pain. Compatible with Windows XP, Vista and 7 as well as Mac OSX, it is available in left- and right-handed versions, as well as wireless. INFO
www.ergonomicsnow.com.au/products/evoluent-vertical-mouse-4
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