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I like the idea of the keyboard doubling as a adjustable angle stand for watching content or gaming. Others must as well: with just over two days left on Kickstarter, the project smashed through its $90,000 funding goal with nearly $233,000 pledged. So will I be backing this one for the $155?I'm passing since I already backed the Brydge, a similar product. The Brydge hinge only moves 180-degrees, but a key differentiator is an option for two integrated speakers; something that the CruxSKUNK lacks. If that doesn't bother you, this may be a good option. Don't wait though: The project funding closes on Wednesday this week!Congrats to Chris L. of Rochester,The cycling cheap Sports glasses easily withstand with impacts and shocks.Baseball sunglasses is also one of the popular form cheap sports sunglasses protect the eyes from dust and protection. UV protection is the main attractive feature of the cheap sports sunglasses. It all designed for the safety of players.The functionality and durability of the cheap sports sunglasses are extremely remarkable. N.Y., for winning a TyPad 2 iPad case with Bluetooth keyboard in last week's giveaway. If you love CNET (but of course you do!), you'll love this week's prize, a custom Timbuk2 bag sporting the CNET logo.
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