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The TARDIS is a prctty recognizable pop culture icon. The blue police box that doubles as a time machine has been made famous by BBC's sci-fi hit "Doctor Who." But did you know it also triples as a USB hub? Well, that's not true, but its product tie-ins do.

Perpetual Kid's Doctor Who TARDIS USB Huh is not only handy. but is sure to become the most amusing appliance in your house. The hub comes with four USB ports that make plugging things into your computer easier.

More importantly, it's almost an exact replica of the show's TARDIS. You almost expect Rosc and the Doctor to come out and start creating mischief.

"Who" fans are sure to appreciate the fact that the TARDIS' signature materialization sound and the blue light on the roof are triggered when a device is plugged into a port. That feature can he turned off if noise is an issue.

The Doctor Who TARDIS is available at Perpetual Kid (http://www.perpetualkid.com/doctor-who-tardis-4-port-usb-huh.aspx) for $38.99. It is compatible with both Mac and PC computers.

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