Joby noodles with flexible monopod
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Joby's Gorillapod Solo
(Credit: Stephen Shankland/CNET Networks)
The new model, currently available only off the company's Web site, can hold up to two pounds worth of camera, but the company expects it to be popular holding other photographic equipment such as remote flashes or clips to hold studio backdrop fabric, said Ken Minn of the company's business development group.
The company also announced new colored versions of its original $22 Gorillapod tripod for point-and-shoot cameras.
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