Zowie Gear Launches the Camade Cable Management Device
The Zowie Gear Camade is the company's first cable management device and a fearsome competitor to the humble binder clip.
Peripheral manufacturer Zowie Gear has launched the Camade cable management device for users who experience inconveniences with their mouse cable, whether due to to "space constraints, caught cable or cable entanglement".
Additionally, the Camade's adjustable spring design allows users to choose a comfortable height and the device is equipped with a rubber clip that will fit a wide range of mouse cables.
The Zowie Gear Camade will be available in May 2013 in three different colours with a MSRP of €24.99 / $24.99 (not including sales tax). Personally, we're more inclined to opt for the "cheaper-than-chips" office binder clip for our cable management needs and can recommend this assorted box of 30 OfficeMate OIC binder clips which costs just $7.77 with free shipping.
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Tarun Iyer was a contributor for Tom's Hardware who wrote news covering a wide range of technology topics, including processors, graphics cards, cooling systems, and computer peripherals. He also covered tech trends such as the development of adaptive all-in-one PCs.
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Cons29 i realized i just stared at these for 10 seconds, thinking how it would be used, how it works.Reply
but for $25, no thanks -
DarkSable "Cable management device"? Really?Reply
For $25, this is for the pretentious, computer-illiterate users who thing the fix to any problem is to throw money at it.
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jack1982 I just use my stapler on top of the mouse cable so it doesn't slide too far off the desk. For $25 more that thing doesn't even staple I bet :)Reply -
Non-Euclidean Lets see... 25 for something I dont need, or 2-3 nice bottles of Belgian beer. I'll take the malted beverage, thank you.Reply -
Non-Euclidean Reply"Peripheral manufacturer Zowie Gear has launched the income separation device for users who experience inconveniences with their mouse cable, whether due to to "space constraints, caught cable or cable entanglement".
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Non-Euclidean Lets try this again (thanks for no editing)Reply
Peripheral manufacturer Zowie Gear has launched the income separation device for users who experience inconveniences with their mouse cable, whether due to to "space constraints, caught cable, cable entanglement, limited imagination, general cluelessness or just low IQ".
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Ron Ll $25 buys a new wireless mouse with enough left over for several bottles of cheap beer..Reply