Jul 20

Human Skull Leather Purse is the Perfect Highlander Accessory

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This human skull leather purse is perfect for goth chicks, anyone in the Addams family and of course women immortals in the Highlander universe. There can be only one! Are you the girlfriend of Connor or Duncan McCloud? After your swordfight and the quickening that follows, just put your trophy head in this thing and return home. No one will question what’s inside.

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This hand-formed leather skull clutch bag purse from Griffin Leather has been formed and tempered to keep its shape. It also has fiberglass/resin reinforcement where needed. Plus, it’s been dyed ox blood, of course. How can you pass this one up? Well, sadly it is already sold, but I’m sure that if you asked nicely, they would make one for you.

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Jul 12

AT&T scores red Galaxy S III, pre-orders start July 15th

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DNP AT&T scores red Galaxy S III, preorders start July 15th

Not a fan of the white or “Pebble Blue” shells the Galaxy S III is packed in, looking for something a little more sultry perhaps? Well, if you’re an AT&T customer, you’ve got a new choice in fingerprint-highlighting plastic — Garnet Red. The shade of maroon we were promised is exclusive to Ma Bell, and you can pre-order it starting July 15th at the usual price point ($199). If you want to get a glimpse of it in person first, you’ll have to wait till July 29th when it officially hits shelves.

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Jul 10

WD Red HDDs aim to improve company’s NASty reputation, bolster reliability in networked homes

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WD Red hard drives aim to improve company's NASty reputation, bolster reliability in networked storage settings

Ever heard a story involving Western Digital Green hard drives within a NAS? It probably didn’t end well. For whatever reason, the aforesaid outfit’s Green portfolio never has been a hit in the network attached storage world, but the company’s (in)directly addressing precisely that with its new line of WD Red HDDs. Specifically, these are called out as being “NAS hard drives” — SATA interfacing spinners engineered to hold up under the continual pressures of serving information to home and small office NAS users. They’re destined to end up in homes with “one to five drive bays,” with the units available in 3.5-inch 1TB ($109), 2TB ($139) and 3TB ($189) capacities. WD’s trumpeting the Red line’s NASware technology, which is said to “reduce customer downtime and simplify the integration process.” Those taking WD at its word can find ’em on store shelves this week; everyone else can hang tight for the eventual flood of torture test reviews.

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