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away in the back of the Butterfly and the USB ports located in the Angellow's stand) but the choice of color and graphics. Butterflies and angels--creatures that fly, with a delicate nature. Not something you see in gadgets much.

I suppose it strikes me as very feminine, which is probably why my eye was drawn to them. It's definitely a change from the usual "products for women must be pink" stance, and an odd choice to make when showcasing what are essentially prototypes that may never make it to market (though the fact that they gave them real names with actual display placards is promising). I'm used to products having bold, aggressive names, being named after predatory animals and meteorological phenomenons.