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January 10, 2007

Nanotech Supercoat Gadget Spray

Nanotech_spray

You don't want your beautiful, precious gadgets to get dirty--never mind stay dirty. This pretty little spray bottle claims to use nanotechnological goodness (specifically, high-efficiency fluoride polymer fluid) to keep your gadgets stain, fingerprint, and germ-free. Just one spritz--no scrubbing, no dusting, no potentially hazardous liquids. Old dirt is wiped clean, and newly introduced contaminants like static, dust, finger grease, and water bounce right off. For use on cell phones, digicams, iPods, iPhones, and all the other geeky machinery you carry around in your pockets.

Get one here.

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Comments

Now that could be useful. Take care of those fingerpriints on my PSP and DSlite...

Now if I could just find something to get rid of the actual fingerprints on my fingers, I would be set.

In a bottle like that, I would mistake it for perfume.

Designons ensemble le monde nano de demain...

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