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http://forum.xda-developers.com – I know they aren't Nexus 7 specific, but I love mine, and I'm bored at work. Here's what's in it now, plus or minus a few things. 1 Sandisk Clip Zip 2 Micro USB Cable 3 Nexus 7 Charger 4 Short Ear Buds 5 Cheap Monoprice Portable Charger 6 Micro USB male to Micro USB female for portable charged 7 Sony MW600 Bluetooth (Love it, you can use any headphone with a 3.5mm jack) 8 2 USB OTG cables with a 32gb Sandisk Cruzer Mini (I store ROMs, Movies, Videos, and Titanium Backup files on it.) I was highly skeptical of it at first, but it's pretty inexpensive, so I took a risk. It definitely hold (HowTos)

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Submitted by ymidei on 10/06/2012

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