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This week the #1 best selling Bluetooth speaker in the United States, the Jawbone JAMBOX, is bringing on a whole new era of customizability with JAMBOX The Remix. With this initiative comes a collection of color combinations for both the grilles and the caps for your Jawbone JAMBOX, all for the same price you’d pay for a standard single color model. You’ll be able to select from a set of 13 different grille colors and 9 different cap colors, with both user-selected combinations and “Popular Remixes” available to you right out of the gate!

As you may remember from our NVIDIA TegraZone Anniversary event, the folks at Jawbone have been creating custom color combinations for large groups for a while now. With JAMBOX The Remix, you will be able to make a custom color combination you’re own. And it’s not just colors you’re selecting, it’s grille patterns as well. Some colors come with the Dot pattern, some come with Diamond, some come with the Hex pattern, and others come with Haze.

Customers will be able to select their own color combinations via the Jawbone website through a new portal currently available only to Jawbone Insiders and Klout users from 8/21 –8/27. On the 28th – that’s a Tuesday – everyone will be able to access the ability to make their own Remix!

The selector tool is slick and entertaining in and of itself too, and combinations you make with it are able to be shared through Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, and email.

For those of you not familiar with the original JAMBOX, you’ll want to see our Jawbone JAMBOX review from all the way back in November of 2010. Since then there have been some innovations and even software updates to the hardware for enhanced audio, all of this available to you in our Jawbone portal – while you’re there, don’t forget to visit the BIG JAMBOX Review as well!

Jawbone JAMBOX The Remix delivers color-friendly custom combos is written by Chris Burns & originally posted on SlashGear.
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If surface protection for your Retina MacBook Pro is what you’re after, Moshi has the accessories for you – this week announcing both a new palm rest and screen protector for the masses. This set of accessories, the iVisor screen protector and the PalmGuard palm rest protector are set to keep your device looking sharp in combination with no less than Moshi’s ClearGuard keyboard protector too!

This comprehensive collection of guards for your device will keep your display, your keys, and the area under your wrists ready for action and looking fabulous. This is always the aim with the folks at Moshi, a group that aims for fashionability and great aesthetics in their designs whether they’re made to protect or made to connect with your electronic gadgets.

With the PalmGuard you’ve got the following key features ready for action:

• Color-matched with the MacBook’s aluminum finish
• Precisely machined to cover the entire palm rest area
• Comes bundled with a matching protective film for the MacBook’s trackpad
• Semi-rigid film protects against grease, dust, and stains, scratches and corrosion
• Durable, can last through multiple re-applications

The ClearGuard keyboard protector keeps your keyboard clean with high transparency film that’s just 0.1mm thin. This cover is made of thermoplastic urethan (durable, non-toxic, engineering-grade) and is both washable and reusable.

Finally you’ll find that the iVisor Pro for the Retina MacBook Pro (15-inch version, of course), you’ll get guaranteed bubble-free installation “with minimum effort.” This iVisor Pro is updated with a new bit of multilayer coating over Moshi’s previous solution, here bringing on screen clarity with glare reduction in tow. This solution also has the ability to be washed and re-applied more than once, with Moshi’s own “resilient polymer adhesive” making it all possible.

You can check them all out over at Moshi’s product page right this minute, and don’t forget to head down to our timeline of Moshi products as well to keep up to date on all things fashion-friendly!

Retina MacBook Pro gets Moshi protection up front is written by Chris Burns & originally posted on SlashGear.
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The Galaxy Note 10.1 is now good and official stateside, and you know that means Samsung has some new accessories to shill. On hand at Lincoln Center were leather cases in a variety of colors (including white, orange and brown) along with versions that mimic the flip covers for the original Galaxy Note and the Galaxy S III — the difference being that they don’t replace the Note 10.1’s backing, as that’s not removable. Samsung also had a keyboard case on display, though so far we’ve yet to see more details. For now, you’ll have to settle for our eyes-on photos below.

Zach Honig contributed to this report.

Filed under: Tablet PCs

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This week the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 has been revealed for the USA in its Wi-fi iteration and starting today as well it’ll be available for purchase in New York City. Of course those of you living outside of the NYC area or outside walking distance of the BBY Union Square Store where it’ll be displayed, you’ll be waiting a whole 24 hours or less to get it at your local Samsung partner store. We’ve got a full review of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 in its $499 16GB White iteration for you right this minute!

This device is also going to be available in a 32GB version for $549 SRP, and both versions are going to be available in White or Dark Gray. The Galaxy Note 10.1 is a tablet with many features first revealed on the original Galaxy Note, including a docked S-Pen for on-the-go onscreen writing, mark-ups, and illustration. This device has a 10.1-inch display at 1280 x 800 pixel resolution, runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich with Samsung’s own TouchWiz user interface on top, and has a lovely 5 megapixel camera on the back.

The Galaxy Note 10.1 will be available at Best Buy, Amazon, Tiger Direct, HH Gregg, CDW, BrandSmart, Conn’s and Fry’s for the same expected prices starting on the 16th, and several accessories will be made available immediately if not soon as well. You’ll find each of these accessories to either be great as replacements or as add-ons to your Galaxy Note 10.1 experience:

• S Pen
• S Pen Holder KitBook Cover in Grey or White
• Travel Charger
• USB Connection Kit to allow usage of thumb drives or USB peripherals
• HDMI adapter
• Universal Desktop Dock

We’ve had a look at the Universal Desktop Dock, a slip sleeve (not mentioned by Samsung for release quite yet) as well as the Book Cover in white. Each of them have been of rather high-quality build and made to last. Be sure to have a peek at the full review of the device (with accessories included) and check out the timeline below to see more recent Galaxy Note 10.1 news and hands-on action!

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 USA price and accessories revealed is written by Chris Burns & originally posted on SlashGear.
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