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"     I&amp;#039;ve had the same two pieces of laminated paper hanging from my keys for well over a year now. You know what I&amp;#039;m talking about: The tattered loyalty card that saves me a few cents on the dollar at the supermarket and my gym membership ID card. In addition I carry a stack of club cards, movie theatre cards, and coupons around with me in my wallet. Well, it&amp;#039;s time to replace this pocketbook clutter with one easy-to-use keychain device \u2014 the MoBeam Numi Key.  The Numi Key is a small gadget you can use to store, manage, and redeem digital loyalty cards, coupons, and gift cards. Once you have everything saved onto the device, all you need to do is point it at the scanner in the store and press the red button. It sure beats having to keep track of cards. The Numi key features a mini-USB port to connect the device to a PC, a small LED which beams to the checkout scanner, a color LCD screen to view the contents stored on the device, a navigation pad for navigating, and a loop for attaching it to your keychain. The Numi key can hold up to 50 Loyalty Cards, Coupons and Gift Cards. Depending on how often you use it, it should operate for a very long time on a single charge. To recharge it you plug it into the USB port on your computer. As it&amp;#039;s completely web-based, there&amp;#039;s no software to install on your PC. Numi works with most new scanners but if an older one can&amp;#039;t read it, you highlight the card on the screen, press the down arrow key, and it displays your loyalty card number so the sales clerk can enter it manually. Purchase this clutter buster at amazon.com for $34.95. Visit www.myloyaltycards.com for more information. If you like the Numi Key, check out my ZOMM blog on another small device that can make a big impact. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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