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Nothing's worst than seeing one of your beloved gadgets die a slow death in front of you. Enter the Battery Box. This handy device can use either AAA or AA batteries to simulate a 5v power supply and breathe new life back into your USB gadget regardless of whether it's your iPod, Zune, or even the USB Snowbot. For a mere $8 bucks, it's an affordable way to keep your gizmos running just a few seconds longer. Extra pics after the jump.
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