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A Cold Mouse Hand Cramps My Style!

Sometimes I sit at the computer and don't realize just how cold my mouse hand gets until my fingers are frozen numb. Does that ever happen to you? A cold mouse hand is a common and widespread problem among avid computer users. And, there's really not much you can do to make the mouse hand warm except stop working. But, that's not always an option.

ValueRays® has created USB infrared heated computer products to help solve the cold mouse hand problem. The picture above includes the ValueRays Warm Mouse, ValueRays® Warm Mouse Pad and ValueRays® Mouse Hand Warmer. All three products plug into the USB ports on the computer and generate healthy, deep healing, infrared heat.

The ValueRays® USB Hand Warmer products have received rave reviews and testimonials throughout the Internet. Here's a link to Warm Mouse Reviews Online. The testimonials speak for themselves. The helpful infrared heaters are ideal in a chilled work area or office, and they are energy-efficient and cost-effective sources of warmth!

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A warmer story about the demise of the computer mouse

Touch screens are useful for hand held devices, but think about the RSI (repetitive strain injury) one would experience if we did not have the computer mouse. Can you imagine reaching over the desktop to touch screen all your functions? I'd be bed-ridden in about a week! I think the warmer thought about this mouse story ending is this.... the computer mouse is here to stay for a very long time for all desk top computer users.

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Death of the computer mouse? - Wii & iPhone show a different future

By Dave Parrack
from Tech Blorge

There are an estimated one billion people hooked up to the Internet around the world, and the vast majority of those people will use a computer to do so. And what comes hand in hand with a computer? The humble mouse, a peripheral essential to doing almost anything on a computer, but which is very rarely cited for being the marvel that it is. And according to some, the mouse could be on its way out.

This year marks the 40 year anniversary for the mouse, with Dr Douglas Engelbart inventing it while working for the Stanford Research Institute in 1968. Unfortunately for him, he never received a penny for his invention, and the patent ran out in 1987, just before the computer revolution really hit the mainstream.

At this point in time, the mouse is utterly indispensable, being used by millions of people all around the world. However, there are the beginnings of some new technological advances around, which have lead some to predict the death of the mouse in the next 3-5 years. According to the BBC, a Gartner analyst, thinks new ways of interacting with computers, and technology, will take over in the very near future, and make the mouse completely obsolete.

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Cold Hand Pain: Warm mouse, heated mouse pad & heated computer keyboard

Mouse Hand Warmer & Warm Mouse & Warm Mouse Pad & Heated Computer Keyboard

Cold hands when using a computer are a common symptom for many people. People who use nicotine and alcohol report having cold hands because blood vessels open less when nicotine or alcohol is present in the blood. People who suffer from poor circulation of the hands experience cold, numb hands and fingers when they are using the computer.

Poor ciculation may or may not be associated with a medical condition. The medical conditions known to have symptoms of cold hands are: Buerger's disease, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Arthritis, Raynaud's phenomenon, de Quervain's tenosynovitis syndrome, Tendonitis, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, Diabetes, and any condition affecting the circulatory system causing poor circulation.

Although the medical conditions are treated, at times, the medication itself causes side effects and cold hands. Whether you suffer from a medical condition, or have cold hands without any medical diagnosis, the task of using the computer with cold hands is not comfortable. As a matter of fact, it can be very painful. Painful cold hands and numb fingers make it difficult to use the computer mouse and the compute keyboard. The only relief for cold hands is to stop using the computer, and in today's technology-dependent environment that's not a viable option.

There are ergonomic computer work aids designed to provide heat for computer users with cold hands. The heated USB computer gadgets are the Warm Mouse, Heated Mouse Pad, and Heated Computer Keyboard. These products use infrared heat to deliver soothing, relaxing warmth to the computer users frigid hands.

The USB warm computer gadgets use infrared heat. Infrared heat removes toxins from the blood and improves blood circulation. Studies show 20-30 minutes of infrared heat daily can have positive results. Infrared heat is known to heal stiff joints and sore muscles making it ideal for many people with arthritis. Infrared heat penetrates deep through the skin's layers through the blood expanding blood vessels to enable blood flow. When blood flows easily, poor circulation is improved. Poor circulation is most-likely the top cause of cold hands and fingers.

Not all people suffer with cold hands when using the computer, but if you do, or if you know someone who does, using infrared heat computer gadgets may solve the cold hand problem. For therapeutic cold mouse hand pain relief, use the warm mouse and warm mouse pad inside a mouse hand warmer blanket pouch. The heat generated from the warm mouse and heated mouse pad is insulated inside the blanket pouch creating a perfectly warm mouse hand environment. This trio of hand warmers is ideal for anyone who has cold hands when they use the computer. Plus, it's an economical and energy-efficient source of warmth for computer users.

Nothing ventured is nothing gained. When we have a sore back or stiff neck, we reach for the heating pad. Now, when we have a sore hand, wrist, fingers or stiff joints, we can reach for the warm mouse, warm mouse pad and warm keyboard pag. Plus, slipping the warm mouse and heated mouse pad inside the mouse hand warmer blanket is an added feature and creates a multi-functional ergonomic work space. These items deliver healing infrared heat to our aching, sore and cold computer hands. No need to suffer while browsing the Net or surfing your favorite website. USB heated computer gadgets deliver quick warming relief from the computer to your fingertips!

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The Mouse Hand Warmer USB Heated Computer Mouse, Warm Mouse is an efficient way to stay warm. The USB Warm Mouse is ergonomically shaped and comfortable to hold. It is an optical scrolling mouse with an accurate 800dpi. The warming mouse has two buttons and three functions. The heated mouse works with any PC, Mac or Notebook style computer. It has a "plug & play" install with no additional software needed. The high tech colors of gray and black look good on any desk top.

Mouse Hand Warmer Heated Warm Mouse features and specifications:

• Carbon fibre heating element


• Warms the hand with a comfortable 99-104 degrees Farhenheit temperature


• Uses a low voltage (5V) and is safe for people and the computer


• On/Off Switch conveniently located on the USB cord


• Turn Heated Warm Mouse off when not in use


• 800 DPI scrolling Heated Warm Mouse


• Optical Heated Warm Mouse


• Requires no drivers or software


• Easy plug & play installation

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A warmer mouse for Raynaud's cold hands

Raynaud's patients report cold hands and discoloration to the fingertips. When poor circulation makes it difficult to work, try infrared heated computer aids for therapeutic relief. There's no known cure for Raynaud's.

Raynaud's Disease - Treatments and Therapies
by FRANCIS ADAM

Raynaud's disease and Raynaud's phenomenon are rare disorders that affect blood vessels. These disorders are marked by brief episodes of vasospasm (narrowing of the blood vessels). Raynaud's is a condition in which the blood supply to the extremities, usually the fingers and toes, but sometimes also the ears and nose, is interrupted. This disorder is characterised by episodic attacks, called vasospastic attacks, that cause the blood vessels in the fingers and toes to constrict. Raynaud's syndrome can occur on its own, or it can be secondary to another condition such as scleroderma or lupus. Raynaud’s disease occurs more frequently in women than in men. Although it can occur at any age. It is estimated that 4 - 5% of the United States population is affected.

Causes

Doctors don't completely understand the cause of Raynaud's attacks, but blood vessels in the hands and feet appear to overreact to cold temperatures or stress.

When your body is exposed to cold temperatures, your extremities lose heat. Your body slows down blood supply to your fingers and toes to preserve your body's core temperature. Your body specifically reduces blood flow by narrowing the small arteries under the skin of your extremities. In people with Raynaud's, this normal response is exaggerated. Stress causes a similar reaction to cold in the body, and likewise the body's response may be exaggerated.

The symptoms include several cyclic color changes:

1. When exposed to cold temperatures, the blood supply to the fingertips, toes, nose, and earlobes of Raynaud's disease patients is reduced and the skin turns pale or white (called pallor) and becomes cold and numb. 2. When the oxygen supply is depleted, the skin colour turns blue (called cyanosis).

Treatment

There is no known way to prevent the development of Raynaud's disease. Further, there is no known cure for this condition. Therefore, avoidance of the trigger is the best supportive management available. Most cases of primary Raynaud's disease can be controlled with proper medical care and avoidance.

Many people are able to find relief by simply adjusting their lifestyles. Affected individuals need to stay warm, and keep their hands and feet well covered in cold weather. Layered clothing, scarves, heavy coats, heavy socks, and mittens under gloves are suggested because gloves alone allow heat to escape. It is also recommended that patients cover or close the space between their sleeves and mittens. Indoors, they should wear socks and comfortable shoes. Smokers should quit as nicotine will worsen the problem. Avoid the use of vibrating tools as well.

Non-medication treatment:

Biofeedback has been demonstrated to be safe and effective for some individuals. This is a technique designed to help a person gain control over involuntary body functions, such as skin temperature, heart rate, or blood pressure. Biofeedback training is necessary and several methods are available.

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Odie's Day at Work
by Heather Seden

Occasionally I will take my lovebird Odie to work. I haven't taken him for probably six months, because he had just gotten too unruly. He would spend all of his time walking all over my hands while I tried to type.

I decided today, now that he had gotten a little older, to try it again. He did much better. He spent lots of time sitting down on my "mouse hand."

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Amazon promotes warmer mouse

Do you sit at the computer with a cold mouse hand? Amazon has the solution. It's a mouse hand warmer blanket pouch to hold your favorite computer mouse and mouse pad. We use a heated mouse and heated mouse pad inside the mouse hand warmer blanket. The heat is generated by the USB devices and is insulated inside/underneath the blanket pouch. It's a very warm experience. Click here to see and read about the Mouse Hand Warmer by ValueRays.

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Click the photo above and read the instructions to enter the blog contest at Everything Up Close for a fleece blanket pouch Mouse Hand Warmer.

Here's some information about the Mouse Hand Warmer product:

Keeps your mouse hand covered by a warm blanket. Constructed of a warm polyester fleece blanket material with a non-slip surface. Fits standard mouse pads and any size computer mouse. Hand wash and air dry.

Instructions: Slip a standard sized mouse pad inside the Mouse Hand Warmer, or can be used alone without a mouse pad. If using a wireless mouse, the net front provides a clear optical connection. When using an USB connected mouse, slip the cord through a small slit opening made in the center front net. Easy to keep clean by hand washing with a mild detergent and air drying. Made in the USA. Uses no electricity. No cords to get tangled on your desk!

The Mouse Hand Warmer is an energy and cost efficient way to keep your mouse hand warm during chilly weather or whenever you feel your mouse hand getting cold. A drafty air-conditioned office makes for an uncomfortable exposed hand if you sit and work all day at the computer. During the winter, a draft or drop in temperature makes your mouse hand cold, too. Sometimes fingers get numb due to the cold air. Keep your mouse hand warm inside a cozy blanket.

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USB Heated Mouse

by Luigi Lugmayr

I am not sure why you would need a heated mouse. Maybe if you happen to sit inside an igloo on the North Pole and read I4U NEWS such a mouse comes in handy. Features of the optical USB Warmer Mouse include 800dpi resolution, 45 degrees Celsius (113 Fahrenheit) heating temperature and scroll wheel. Gadget shop Brando sells this USB mouse for $22. Thanko just released a heated mouse pad in Japan. More details about this warming USB gadget can be found on AkihabaraNews.

Helping to reduce hand numbness

Help relieve hand numbness. Use a warm mouse and warm mouse pad.

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by: Anonymous
from e-healtharticles.com

Question : MY mum feels numbness in her left hand which she finds uncomfortable and disturbing. I'm worried that this may be a symptom of bad blood circulation or some other health problem. What is your advice?


Answer : NUMBNESS is caused by altered sensory nerve functions. It can occur anywhere in the body, but is often felt in the hands, feet, arms or legs. It usually involves both the loss in the ability to move a particular area and sensations. These sensations, which occur without any associated stimulus, are called paresthesias. Other types of paresthesias include feelings of cold, warmth, burning, itching and skin crawling.

Your mum may need to check with a doctor to find out the underlying causes of her numbness which can be due to a lack of blood supply to the affected area, a vitamin B12 deficiency, diabetes, hypothyroidism, malnutrition, central nervous system disturbances and nerve injury.

Vitamin B12, calcium, magnesium and other nutrients may improve nerve function. The B vitamins are one of the most important nutrients for nerve health maintenance. They help increase the ability to repair body damage or injury. Calcium is beneficial in alleviating muscle cramps, pain and numbness in neck, shoulders, arms and legs. Magnesium also helps in reducing numbness and tingling symptoms.

Ginkgo has long been used to stimulate blood circulation and alleviate numbness. Self-massaging with an essential oil may be beneficial too. Stretching and exercising may improve the blood circulation. She should avoid doing a repetitive task for too long.

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Geek Computer Gadgets Fix Nerd Cold-Hand Problem Fast

from Disney's animated movie "BOLT"

by Anna Miller

You don't have to be a NASA Rocket Scientist nerd or Disney Computer Artist geek to experience cold hands working at your computer. Sitting for long hours using a computer mouse can cause your mouse hand to get extremely cold, even if you are a simple stay-at-home or office-junkie computer nerd.

Many heavy computer user "nerds" suffer with a cold mouse hand as soon as the temperatures drop in their work space. It doesn't matter if it's winter or summer, if the work space is cold or drafty, a computer user's hand can become extremely cold. The most common occurrence of a cold hand is by people who sit for long hours at the computer. If a person uses the computer occasionally, or if they are naturally warm-blooded, they may not experience a cold mouse hand. It all depends upon the person, their work space conditions, and their medical history.

Several online forums have surveyed their members about the cold computer hand problem. The majority of responses indicate the cold hand problem is fairly common with the exception being laptop users who do not use a computer mouse when computing.

There's no specific medical condition for a cold mousing hand, but there are medical conditions with cold hand symptoms. The most common of the cold hand medical condition is "poor circulation." Poor circulation is most commonly caused by a progressive blocking of the arteries. Factors for developing poor circulation include a lack of physical activity, smoking, high blood pressure and high cholesterol.

The cold mouse hand problem can become very annoying because the longer a person sits and works at the computer, the colder the hand gets making the tips of the fingers and top of the hand numb. There are products on the market to address the cold hand problem which include both USB connected devices and earth-friendly devices requiring no electricity. Depending upon which device you want to use, it's wise to address the problem to relieve discomfort as you work. The only other option is to stop working, and that's not always possible when there are deadlines to meet and computer work to be completed.

The hand warmer geek gadgets available include mouse hand warmer blankets, heated mouse pads, heated mice and mouse hand warmer mousepads. The hand warmer computer gadgets range in price and cost little compared to the price you pay for not using them. Many of the computer geek gadgets to keep your mousing hand warm are available online. Do some online research prior to making a purchase to make sure the items you are buying fit your needs.

One such product designed specifically for computer users is a hand warmer blanket pouch. It is shaped like a pouch and holds a person's favorite mouse (optical or USB connected) and mouse pad, or it works as a covered mousepad with out the use of another mouse pad. It's made of a cozy fleece blanket material which insulates body heat as a person works. There are no cords to get tangled on the desk top because the hand blanket uses no electricity. It's earth friendly in today's energy-efficient world. It's available at many online stores, and not yet available at regular retail stores. So, if you are interested in obtaining a hand blanket, search Google to find online locations or go to one of these websites and search for a mouse hand warmer blanket - Amazon.com, Etsy.com and MadeInUSAforever.com.

Other computer geek gadgets designed to address the cold mouse hand problem require electricity and are also available online. The warming mouse, available in several colors, shapes and sizes, is a geek gadget that heats up after it's plugged in and stays warm until you turn it off. If you purchase an USB connected warming mouse, make sure it's ergonomic enough for your mouse hand. If the ergonomic shape is not suited for your mouse hand, you will end up with a sore mouse hand -- especially if you tend to spend long hours using a computer mouse. Plus, the USB connected heated mouse requires the computer user to manually turn off the mouse when finished using it or the mouse will stay heated and using electricity after you log off and shut down the computer. There's no heat regulator on the warming mouse, so get ready to have a very warm mousing experience. A person's body temp is about 98.6 degrees and most of the warming mice heat up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

Another practical computer geek gadget designed specifically for the computer nerd's cold mouse hand is the USB connected warming mouse pad. If you currently use a metal gaming mousepad, it can become very cold during the winter months when heat is a virtue. Even the most common forms of rubber mouse pads become chilled in a cold work area or office space. So, if you decide to get an USB connected warming mouse pad, make sure the mousepad you purchase fits on your work area and the cords don't get tangled on your desk top. Many of the current USB connected mouse pads also incorporate an additional USB connection strip making them handy to plug in several computer gadgets. The one you choose, depends upon your likes and needs. Just be careful, there's a lot of junk out there, so buy from a reputable seller who stands behind their products, offers return policies and gives a refund if you are not happy with the purchase.

If you suffer with a cold computer hand and haven't taken appropriate action to relieve the problem, hopefully you will now. To learn more about how to keep your cold mouse hand warm search Google, Yahoo! or MSN. There are several blogs dedicated to the cold mouse hand condition. Regardless of the action you take, knowing relief is available may help the next time your mouse hand gets cold.

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Mouse Hand Warmer is I4U News Item

Keeping warm this winter using as little fuel as possible to keep your energy bills low is a goal for us all. Every part of the world gets cold at one time or another. No need to suffer with a cold exposed mouse hand. Click Here to read I4U News.....

Newstin: Organizing the news about a cold mouse hand

Newstin: Organizing the news

Does your computer mouse hand get cold? Do you sit long hours working at the computer with an exposed mouse hand Does the winter chill or air-conditioned room make your mouse hand cold and fingertips numb If you answered yes to any of these questions, you'sre not alone. There is a serious, cold mouse hand problem hitting the computer geek population, and IGMproducts.com has the cost-effective, energy-efficient solution. The Mouse Hand Warmer came about after spending over 12 years sitting at a computer working long, late hours with a very cold mouse hand , said Anna Miller, creator of the Mouse Hand Warmer. The Mouse Hand Warmer was made to solve the cold mouse hand problem. Once the Mouse Hand Warmer blanket was developed and used, it proved to solve the problem, and IGM decided to manufacture and sell the item to the... [read full story]

Chronic cold hand sign of overworked mouse hand

Theres much talk on the Internet these days about a cold mouse hand. Its a chronic condition, theres little medical knowledge about it, and there are products available to help relieve the cold hand pain. For many years, I sat at a computer formatting images in Photoshop. I owned and operated an ecommerce site and was too busy to actually do something to address the real problem. There were deadlines to meet, work to be completed, and frankly, suffering with the pain of a cold hand was not my top priority.

It wasnt until after I sold my ecommerce site I focused on creating an energy-efficient solution to the cold mouse hand condition. Gathering fabrics, testing the quality, and producing a product became a new job. Within a few months, the Mouse Hand Warmer was patented, trademarked and proto-typed. The Mouse Hand Warmer (tm) turned out to be a warm, fleece pocket-style blanket to slip your mousing hand inside to keep it covered and warm.

Although theres no sound medical advice about why the mouse hand gets cold, its common sense to understand exposed body parts tend to get chilled. After hours of exposure, using a computer mouse in the same position, its not uncommon for the mousing hand to get cold. This condition becomes chronic for the computer geek who sits for hours using a computer mouse.

Cold mousing hand can be attributed to a number of medical factors like Poor Circulation, Arthritis, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Raynauds, DeQuervains, Tendonitis or Complex Regional Pain Syndrome.

Cold mousing hand can be experienced in a variety of settings like Air Conditioned Rooms, Under a Ceiling Fan, Drafty Cubicals, Winter Weather or Cold Offices at home or in a building.

There are a number of products on the market to help relieve the pain caused by a cold mouse hand. The most practical and cost efficient item is the Mouse Hand Warmer. It can be used only when needed and requires no electricty. In todays energy crisis thats a good thing. Anything that is earth friendly can only be helpful and good.

Your computer mouse is a personal device. We all have a favorite shape and style of computer mouse. We purchase a mouse based on the way it feels in our hand and the way it functions for the type of work we perform. Personally, I use a large Microsoft ergonomic shaped computer mouse. After all the years working with a computer, its the best fit for my hand.

Another personal computing device is a mouse pad. The mousepads available today come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. My favorite mouse pad is a hard gaming sytle mousepad constructed of metal with a slick surface. It measures about 12 x 10 inches and works nicely with my large ergonomic computer mouse.

When designing the Mouse Hand Warmer, I decided to create something that worked with any mouse or mousepad because I didnt want to give up using my favorite computer accessories. The Mouse Warmer blanket measures about 12 x 12 inches in size and has a non slip surface. Its a large pocket to slip your favorite computer accessories and tools inside. Theres plenty of room inside for movement with your favorite mouse pad and mouse. Sometimes when Im traveling, I bring just the Mouse Hand Warmer because it too can be used as a mousepad. The inside bottom surface is smooth and the computer mouse functions on top of it wihtout the use of an additional mouse pad. The Mouse Hand Warmer is perfect for any work environment.

If you suffer from chronic cold hands, especially when using a computer mouse, you may want to try the Mouse Hand Warmer to help relieve the pain experienced by the cold. The earth friendly item is avaialble at Etsy.com, eBay.com, Amazon.com and through the manufacturer at IGMproducts.com. Its not sold in any stores, and if you are interested in reselling the Mouse Hand Warmer, please Contact Us today.

How does cold effect the body?

Use a hand warmer when working at the computer to keep your exposed hand covered with a blanket.

from wiki answers

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When the body is in a cold environment, most of the body's energy is used to keep your internal temperature warm. Over time, your body will begin to shift blood from the extremities (hands, feet) and outer skin to the core (center) of the body.This process allows the exposed skin to cool rapidly and increases the risk of frost-bite.

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When the body is in a cold environment, most of the body's energy is used to keep your internal temperature warm. Over time, your body will begin to shift blood from the extremities (hands, feet) and outer skin to the core (center) of the body.This process allows the exposed skin to cool rapidly and increases the risk of frost-bite.

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When the body is in a cold environment, most of the body's energy is used to keep your internal temperature warm. Over time, your body will begin to shift blood from the extremities (hands, feet) and outer skin to the core (center) of the body.This process allows the exposed skin to cool rapidly and increases the risk of frost-bite.

Gadget Blips blurbs about hand warmers

Just in time for chilly weather a new hand warmer is introduced. If you have ever worked for long periods of time clutching a computer mouse the poor circulation may cause your mousing hand to get extemely cold.

Hand wamers come in all shapes, colors and sizes. The Mouse Hand Warmer is gray and measures about 12 x 12 inches. The warm fleece cloth keeps your hand covered while you work.

For more information read the PRNews.com Press Release on Gadget Blips.

The USB Mousepad Warmer For Really Cold Offices

It's only about 9" and an adult's hand doesn't fit well inside....plus, the mouse pad base is cheap spongy material. Now worth the price!

from Gizmodo

You can always rely on weird and downright dumb USB gadgets and this one could be either.

If your working day involves sitting at a computer and suffering bouts of hypothermia as icicles form and hang off the end of your nose, then you may find a use for the USB Mousepad Warmer.

Yes, it does like a tea cosy because, well, it is, just for your frozen mitts. So now, as you enter your office igloo, take heart from the fact that your frozen fingers will soon be pink nad toasty inside this cosy, heated mouse pad. Well, the fingers on one hand anyway.

It's not the first but it could be one of the cheapest. The upside of this stupid thing is that it only costs around £8 here.

You could go one geek-step further though with the USB Heated Gloves.

Or, you could just buy a little heater.

-Martin Lynch

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