Gadgets

Fight Breast Cancer With Three Pink Gadgets

By Jason Chen Published October 2, 2006, 6:45 pm ET

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On account of October being the official Breast Cancer Awareness month, here are three gadgets you can purchase to help the cause. The 6GB USB Seagate HD, the Pioneer Inno, and Sanyo 3100. They’re all pink, and all go great with your pink PSP, pink PS2, and Pink albums. Do your part to squeeze out boob cancer!

https://gizmodo.com/fight-breast-cancer-with-the-6gb-seagate-pink-pocket-ha-201270

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