MOS Magnetic Cable Organizer Magnetizes Your Cords and Holds Them Anywhere
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Feb 20, 2013 1:00 PM    

MOS Magnetic Cable Organizer Magnetizes Your Cords and Holds Them Anywhere

Adam Dachis

MOS Magnetic Cable Organizer Magnetizes Your Cords and Holds Them AnywhereA number of cables stick to magnets automatically, but some need a little help to stay put. The MOS Magnetic Cable organizer adds magnet clips to your cables for easier identification and so they quickly attach to a metal base plate for quick access. More »

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