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Rude Gameware’s Fierce Teflon & Steel mousepad can take the heat

Rude Gameware new’s Fierce Teflon & Steel Mouse Surface may not have a built-in calculator or USB hub, but it is made of Teflon and steel, which makes it a multipurpose mousepad in its own special way. Still can’t justify spending $30 on a mousepad? The next best alternative is as close as your kitchen cupboard.

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  1. Tweets that mention Rude Gameware’s Fierce Teflon & Steel mousepad can take the heat | nexGadget -- Topsy.com says:
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