Compatible With:

iPhone
3GS
3G
2G

iPod Classic

First Generation: 5, 10 GB
Second Generation: 10, 20 GB
Third Generation: 10, 15, 20, 30, 40 GB
Fourth Generation (Photo & Colour): 20, 40, 60 GB
Fifth Generation: 30, 60, 80 GB
Sixth Generation: 80, 120, 160 GB

iPod Mini

First Generation: 4 GB
Second Generation: 4, 6 GB

iPod Nano

First Generation: 1, 2, 4 GB
Second Generation: 2, 4, 8 GB
Third Generation: 4, 8 GB
Fourth Generation: 4, 8, 16 GB
Fifth Generation: 8, 16 GB

iPod Touch (iTouch)

First Generation: 8, 16, 32 GB
Second Generation: 8, 16, 32 GB
Third Generation: 8, 16, 32, 64 GB
Fourth Generation: 8, 16, 32, 64GB

• CE Approved
• White Colour
• Charger will automatically stop charging once battery is full
• USB Cable Sold Separately
• Output 5V 1A And CCC S&E

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Compatible With:

iPhone
3GS
3G
2G

iPod Classic

First Generation: 5, 10 GB
Second Generation: 10, 20 GB
Third Generation: 10, 15, 20, 30, 40 GB
Fourth Generation (Photo & Colour): 20, 40, 60 GB
Fifth Generation: 30, 60, 80 GB
Sixth Generation: 80, 120, 160 GB

iPod Mini

First Generation: 4 GB
Second Generation: 4, 6 GB

iPod Nano

First Generation: 1, 2, 4 GB
Second Generation: 2, 4, 8 GB
Third Generation: 4, 8 GB
Fourth Generation: 4, 8, 16 GB
Fifth Generation: 8, 16 GB

iPod Touch (iTouch)

First Generation: 8, 16, 32 GB
Second Generation: 8, 16, 32 GB
Third Generation: 8, 16, 32, 64 GB
Fourth Generation: 8, 16, 32, 64GB

• CE Approved
• White Colour
• Slim, Lightweight & Handy
• USB 2.0 compatible
• Specifically designed to compliment your iPod

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Product Description
Learn about Film Noir with iMinds insightful knowledge series.
If you’re watching a movie where a world-weary detective is having trouble with a “dame” or a “broad”, and cigarette smoke is wafting through the scene – you’re probably appreciating a bit of “Film Noir”.
Film Noir literally means black film referring to both the look and the attitude of these movies. Classic Film Noir movies were produced between 1940 and 1958. This film making style emerged in the United States as the Second World War raged and the Great Depression was only recent history.

iMinds brings targeted knowledge to your eReading device with short information segments to whet your mental appetite and broaden your mind.

Film Noir: The Arts

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Product Description
In the legendary series of educational films from the 1970s, designers Charles and Ray Eames zoom out from a man resting in a park in downtown Chicago, transporting us in minutes to intergalactic space. At the point at which we reach the bounds of human knowledge, they stop… and zoom back in. Only this time, their camera doesn’t stop… surveying deeper and deeper inside his skin, ultimately to the level of sub-atomic particles. Now, we’re not suggesting for a second that this handy desktop 200 x magnification USB microscope will take you anywhere near sub-atomic resolution from the comfort of your own PC, but it will give you a darned good look at your skin, should you wish. Here at gadgetshop HQ we’re huge admirers of Universal Serial Bus technology, as the legion of USB-compliant devices in these pages will attest. And this high-tech microscope, which offers full 1.3Mp resolution, is among the most inventive USB tool we have yet seen. With a host of pro-quality features, including variable magnification, widescreen imaging and a range of image capture options, all illuminated by 4 bright onboard LEDs, the sky (or rather, the world right in front of you) is the limit. Enabling awe-inspiring close-ups, and both still image ‘snapshot’ and full motion video capture, could there be a better way of passing a chill winter’s evening than blowing up one’s own hair follicle to the size of the Titanic? We thought not.

• True 2-megapixel resolution (5 megapixels interpolated)
• Magnification: 20x to 200x
• Video and photo capable
• 8 Adjustable LED Lights
• 2 point ball-bearing metal stand – adjustable Stand foot

Veho VMS-001, 20-200x Magnification USB Digital Microscope

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Product Description
Ever wondered where is the missing Iphone stylus? These styluses are additionally products to used with Iphone 2G/3G/3GS and Ipod Touch First and Second Generation. No more worries for hurt your phone screen. The pack comes with 2 styluses in luxury silver colour.

• Brand new, made from high quality material in luxury silver colour
• Prevent scratches, bumps, grease and finger prints on the screen
• Please note that these styluses are not Apple original products and are additional accessories for Apple iPad therefore it cannot replace the heat activiation by your fingers on some applications.

GadgetsNTech Double Pack – 2 x Silver Styluses Pen Pack for Apple iPad

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Amazon.co.uk Review
Available “fully uncut” for the first time in the UK, Two Thousand Maniacs! is the second of director HG Lewis’ “blood” trilogy. Though the “once-in-a-lifetime” title makes a promise no film could keep–only about 30 maniacs show up–and the level of gore is a notch or so down from Blood Feast–only four deaths–this is perhaps the director’s most watchable film. The Brigadoon-derived plot nugget concerns a Deep South town (variously suggested to be in Georgia or Arkansas, but actually Florida) wiped out by Union raiders during the Civil War, which reappears once every 100 years to wreak “blood vengeance”. For the centennial celebrations, Pleasant Valley lures Yankee tourists off the road and subjects them to gruesome fairground games–a cannibal BBQ, a “horse-race”, a “barrel roll” and “teetering rock”. The ideas are nasty, and Lewis even attempts subtlety by keeping the quartering and the spiked barrel inside mostly off screen, but the creepiest touch is the “aw-shucks” good humour with which the ghostly Confederate maniacs–led by a mayor who is the spitting image of Sergeant Bilko’s Colonel Hall–treat their horrible sport. It has the usual Lewis drawbacks–mostly inept staging, acting that veers between the wooden (“Playmate” Connie Mason) and the amateurishly hammy (one of the worst child actors in film history), clumsy editing, community theatre production values–but his fans wouldn’t have it any other way and the hayseed music is great!

On the DVD: The full-screen image is as good as this ever will look, considering Lewis’ primitive understanding of lighting cinematography, with rich scarlet blood, vividly ugly 1963 leisurewear and very few print imperfections. The features offer an imaginative “Welcome to Pleasant Valley Centennial” menu, with buttons like the target you have to hit to drop the “teetering rock” on the Yankee; lurid original trailer (“Two thousand maniacs crazed for carnage started bathing a whole town in pulsing, human blood … brutal, evil, ghastly beyond belief”); filmographies for Lewis, Friedman and star William Kerwin (aka Thomas Wood); promotional art gallery; notes by aptly-monickered expert Billy Chainsaw, highlighting the connections with John Waters and Brigadoon; a teaser trailer for “the Herschell Gordon Lewis Collection”; a mass of trailers for other “Tartan terror” titles. The Lewis-Friedman commentary and mind-numbing outtakes reel available on the Region 1 DVD are sadly absent, but that release doesn’t have this one’s major bonus addition–the entire soundtrack album, with compositions by Lewis himself (including the immortal “Yee-Hah, the South’s Gonna Rise Again”) and Flatt and Scruggs (of Bonnie and Clyde fame). –Kim Newman

Two Thousand Maniacs

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Color Film Noir: Film Noir, Vertigo, Bad Day at Black Rock, List of Film Noir, Rope, Brick, Niagara, House of Bamboo, Second Chance

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