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Nice find CC.

After almost two years of owning this great 3 season tent, I was able to track down a footprint for it. North Face said they had it in their store in IL. Store said they didn’t. Called the Warranty dept., suggested by the manager of the store. Warranty dept. says the store has them. Store calls and says they found one. They are sending it my way now. Was ~$50, now $9.

Thanks Valerie, North Face Consumer Response Specialist

As promised, London-based Moo has released a new sticker product this morning. $10 plus shipping gets you 90 small but high quality vinyl stickers, and each can be a different image if you like.

If you want to try this out, we have something cool for you. The first 100 people to place an order through the link below get a free order, with free shipping. After 100 orders, you have to pay the $10, but the shipping is free:

Update: Free Moo Stickers From TechCrunch still offer free shipping for july.

[via TechCrunch]

We've got a slew of new Nikon cams tonight, so let's get this thing rolling. First up we have the S50, S50c, 7.2 megapixel / 3x shooters with 3-inch screens, OIS, 1600 ISO, best shot selector, in camera red-eye repair, but the S50c has WiFi for email, image storage, and the rest of the fun stuff you can do with Nikon's Coolpix Connect 2 service. These will be available in April for $300 and $350.

The S200, and S500 are slightly less sophisticated, but look to be quality cameras all the same. You've got 7.1 megapixel / 3x optics, electronic image stabilization, up to 2000 ISO, 2.5-inch displays, best shot selector, in and camera red-eye repair. The S500 steps up over the S200's aluminum body with its own stainless steel finish (how DeLorean — shown above), as well as an anti-shake button that engages high ISO mode, image stabilization, and best shot selector at the same time. These will hit in March for $250 and $300.

Read – Nikon S50, S50c
Read – Nikon S200, S500

[via Engadget]

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