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Disc Hub by Josh Rubin
Do you like to leave your current favorite CDs out for easy playback and quick visual reference? The Disc Hub lets you have a more controlled mess and less damage to your discs by gently holding them in neoprene lined slots. Alex de Rouvray designed this handy hub while still a student at Stanford-- now he's manufacturing and selling them. He even got a deal with Netflix to get a free one when you sign up for a new account. Which is nice Netflix because we al know how often their CDs get damaged. Disc Hub might minimize the impact.
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