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Micro Mini Pocket Scale

Just in case you’re a cop who wants to know just how much heroin the junkie down the road is peddling, the Micro Mini Pocket Scale is for you. Of course, it could be used in other settings such as the kitchen, but the whole point of such a device would be to see how much an object weighs in g, oz, dwt, ct and gs scales. It is powered by a trio of 1.5V batteries, letting you use this even when there is no power outlet in sight. The Micro Mini Pocket Scale measures an extremely portable 156.5mm x 76mm x 18mm while weighing 167 grams and comes with a digital LCD display and automatic power-off. No word on pricing on the product page though.

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3-Way SLI photo gallery

It’s hardly a secret, but NVIDIA has not announced anything yet so if you need a solid proof that 3-way SLI is real, here it is. Take a closer look to see what the guts of a 3-way SLI system look like (photo gallery). The GeForce 8800 ultra cards are tightly packed, and the computer is using NVIDIA’s Enthusiast System Architecture (ESA), a protocol aimed at managing cooling in a smarter way.

If you need a power supply for this monster, you might want to look at the Thermaltake ToughPower 1500. Thermaltake has told us that only two existed, but you can expect to see them in quantities very soon.

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