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Cableyoyo Pop by Ami Kealoha
From the Los Angeles-based Bluelounge, the same design studio that brought last year's prize-winning Cableyoyo, comes the Cableyoyo Pop, a device designed to neatly secure wires to mobile music players or phones. Following the same basic design principle of the original, a flat plastic "yo-yo" hub winds wires safely out of the way. The key difference is a smaller size, a suction cup that attaches the piece to your mobile, and built-in clips that hold wires in place. The handy gadget dresses up your technology too with a selection of included art decals. Bluelounge will introduce the Pop this week in Las Vegas at CES and it will retail for $9.95 at select stores.
See it in use after the jump.
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