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GearBest is offering some mods and tanks for cheap!!!

My friend Krystal from GearBest wants to share with us some deals and coupons that are available at the moment on their website. On the list are a couple of tank atomizers and some nice new mods that are being sold at some really good prices.

With Christmas coming up, there might be something on this list that you want to gift for someone or for yourself. Check out these 9 nicely priced vape…

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Doxie Go - Rechargeable Mobile Paper Scanner

Doxie Go scans anywhere – no computer required. Doxie is a different kind of document scanner that scans paper, photos, and receipts anywhere – no computer required. Just charge it up and turn it on, wherever you are – insert your paper, receipts, and photos to scan, archive, and share.

Tiny, fast, and rechargeable. Why stay tethered to your computer to scan your paper? Doxie's tiny size makes it easy to go anywhere — it's not much wider than a piece of paper. Scans are stored in memory, then synced to your computer the next time you're at your desk. It's fast, simple, and easy. Create searchable PDFs with ABBYY® FineReader technology.Doxie integrates award-winning ABBYY® OCR technology that recognizes the text in your documents and creates searchable PDFs. Search all your text, then copy and paste with ease.

Doxie software included – going paperless has never been so easy.Amazing scanners deserve amazing software. Doxie's app syncs scans, creates searchable PDFs, creates multi-page documents, and sends directly to your favorite apps and cloud services. Doxie offers crisp, clean copies of your paper in full color at up to 600 dpi – automatic contrast, rotation, and cropping make every scan look amazing.

Works with Evernote, Dropbox, and the cloud.Doxie creates searchable PDFs on your desktop, or sends your paper to popular cloud apps like Evernote and Dropbox. When you scan to the cloud, your scans are available on all of your devices, backed up, and easily shared.

The synth world obviously has its urban legends. one of them is the infamous (and probably non-existent) Yamaha DX-2000. This board was supposed to bring the best of both worlds: the beloved DX-7 along with some sampling capacity, USB port and all the knobby goodness of the DX-200.

It is said, that the synth never made it past the prototype stage and one of the prototypes appeared on craigslist back in 2008. The description was detailed enough to make the thing believeable, but then again - this is just too good to be true. Every electronic instrument ever made was a compromise between cramming in as many features as possible and keeping it tame to obtain a realistic price when it comes to mass production. this DX-2000 obvioously sways to the multitude of features. to put it in blunt terms: it's just too good to be true.