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Quirky Contort USB hub

The Quirky Contort is a four-post USB hub and cord manager, with a flexible neck to protect your USB devices from accidental damage. Features include a sturdy plastic hub with four USB ports, a flexible TPE rubber neck with 360-degree mobility, and a built-in cord management system.  The height of the device is expandable to accommodate more cable.

Most everyone will agree that gadgets that help improve day-to-day productivity are essential in the fast-paced business world.  Last spring, Paul Mah highlighted some must-have peripherals that he considered to be excellent tools for helping workers be more productive.  We’ve revisited that list and identified 10 more must-have gadgets you may want to consider adding to your collection.

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