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" At Popular Mechanics, we have seen our share of appliance power monitors that help to measure real-time and long-term use of electricity by various appliances. These monitors can help homeowners take control of their energy usage and become more efficient. But none of them is as seamless--and dare we say, sexy--as the Oregon Scientific Wireless Appliance Manager. This monitor displays real-time cost, power consumption and even carbon emissions created at up to four sockets. And the information is remotely gathered by sensor plugs and transferred to the display, meaning that instead of peering at one gadget at a time, the user can sit at a desk and survey his or her electrical domain. A programmable timer can be used to control the socket, acting as a wireless control panel to shut off lights and electronics. It will be launched in summer 2010 and cost about $60.  &amp;amp;gt; MyFord Touch &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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