Corner pieces combined with wall segments that can be extended/repeated as much as you like, allow you to build larger structures or expand existing ones. Even non-traditional shapes with bends and twists. Combine with pop-up options and you get some amazing flexibility in layout for mobiles/campers or portable living structures. Video after the cut.

This tough rotationally molded polyethylene panel is injected with insulating foam and includes a sturdy tie down ring on both the inside and outside. Threaded anchor inserts are molded in for mounting furnishings.

Panels come equipped with interlocking tabs with associated screws and a water tight …
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Has Microsoft waited too long and let apps like Evernote, Remember the Milk and SpringPad get too firmly entrenched. Some say yes, but it’s hard to forget just how deep the OneNote roots run in the corporate world. If MS can keep the bugs to a minimum and not put up any unnecessary roadblocks between the mobile and desktop world, they just might reclaim the mobile note-taking world.

On your PC, phone, or the web, OneNote goes everywhere
Microsoft OneNote Mobile for Android is a note-taking app for capturing all of your ideas and to-dos on the go, brought to …
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Mystech:  So many “out of steam” jokes  possible here, but serious, am I to understand you can’t actually buy or play the games. Am I missing a big something or is this a big WTF?

If you’re a PC gamer, then there’s a very good chance that you’ve used Steam. For those not familiar, Steam is a platform that was designed by Valve to make buying, downloading and playing games as easy as possible. With great sales and plenty of features, there are few reasons not to use it. One of my only complaints is that Valve has yet …
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