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"  If James Bond had an electric toothbrush, this would be it.  The first thing that strikes you about this new piece of technology is the color, black, a hue heretofore absent from the toothbrush realms. The matching travel case makes the brush a pleasure to transport, when, say, your girlfriend turns out to be an enemy spy and you must ski away from the chalet in a hurry. If you&amp;#039;ve used an electric toothbrush before, this one works the same way but adds a few nifty features like a Tongue Cleaning mode (since tongue cleaning\u2014as Oral B informs us\u2014requires a slower brush speed than teeth cleaning). A handy wireless monitor displays a happy face and four stars when you&amp;#039;ve completed the full two-minute brush cycle; if you cheat and stop early, you&amp;#039;ll lose out on that perfect star rating, since stars are given in 30-second increments. For the gadget-obsessed guy who likes having white teeth, holiday gifts couldn&amp;#039;t get much better than this. Oral-B Black 7000 electric toothbrush ($199.99), available now at oralb.com and in department and retail stores starting in April 2014. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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