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Minipresso NS
Can´t live without your Nespresso coffee? The Minipresso NS is the perfect way to take your favorite Nespresso capsule on the go! When you are traveling or camping, and you crave the sweet flavor of espresso, but there is no cafe in sight, simply pull out the hand held espresso machine, pop in your Nespresso capsule, add hot water, hand pump and pour. You no longer need to be confined to your kitchen or office counter, now you can enjoy your Nespresso espresso wherever you go.

Learn more from Wacaco, or grab one from Amazon
Available in Europe here



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ICE SCREAMS
"The Scream" Ice Cube Tray makes your ice cubes look like Edvard Munchs famous painting - The Scream. Each dishwasher-safe silicone tray includes 12 expressionistic cubes per tray. A classic! it comes in packed in a clear, peggable, recyclable giftbox. ...
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GIBSON MEMORY CABLE
Renown American maker of guitars Gibson have released the Gibson Memory Cable, a 16-foot smart cable that records as you play. It features a built-in, solid-state digital recorder, enabling you not only to hear what you are playing on a amp but also record your jamming sessions, meaning any flurry of genius won´t be lost forever. The cable comes with a 4GB Micro SD and is able to record up to 13 hours of playing at CD quality. Learn more at the Gibs...
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THE LEDGE | SKYDECK CHICAGO
The Skydeck offers a breathtaking view of the city of Chicago. This is a great opportunity to climb the Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower), the worlds tallest building from 1974 until 1998, and see the beautiful architecture of the city and its endless views of Lake Michigan. The more adventurous can go to the "The Ledge", the newest acquisition of the Skydeck, allowing the visitor to walk on a glass floor viewing the city in a different perspective. If you like he...
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