@dps: My personal favorite Muse gadget hack so far - an ambient eInk display that sits above my keyboard where my @Muse pushe…
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A Muse user shows off a personal gadget hack: an ambient eInk display mounted above the keyboard that continuously streams useful or interesting content pushed from their Muse device throughout the day.
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My personal favorite Muse gadget hack so far - an ambient eInk display that sits above my keyboard where my @Muse pushes useful, fun or interesting content throughout the day. https://t.co/SijAT6Ipk0
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