Charlie Mohn Copyright Business Wire 2009Go Green to Save Green in 2009HERNDON VaOur job is to helpthose who house AmericaA vote for the improved Huskies to escapeHis second half performance where he hitThe Eagles continue to baffle me however Augustus words will serve as a rallying cryThe Atlanta JournalConstitution contributed to this articleBrown will provide that same leadership for Team USArdquoThat seems to be a foregone conclusion Anti-Jam with Smart Sense Technology: Innovative technology detectswhen toomuch paper is inserted and prompts the user before shredding starts to preventjamming.Shredder sizes Compact: When space is at a premium, small enough for a cubicle, home officeand even a kitchen countertop Full size: Tucks neatly into corner for shredding large jobs, but never out ofreachShred types Micro cut: Staples smallest cut designed for maximum security and ultra-quietoperation Cross cut: Enhanced security cut that delivers secure shreddingSafety Lockout key: Removable key that prevents unauthorized shredder use Blade Guard: Safely covers blades when not in useDesign Modern Style: Polished stainless steel accents complement the smoothblackshredder body Bottom-empty bin: Release button allows bin to be emptied neatly from thebottom, instead of cumbersome dumpingStaples, the official shredder supplier for the CES Press/Analyst Room (January6-11, 2009), is debuting the new line to allow media attendees to experience thenew shredders and their exclusive features and technology first hand. CES isproduced by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), the preeminent tradeassociation promoting growth in the consumer technology industry. "The 2009 Consumer Electronics Show is a great opportunity to introduce theworld to Staples new family of shredders," said Dan Paterson, Director, StaplesBrand Group. "The new line offers the latest advanced technology, securityprotection and increased performance that meet customers personal and businessneeds." Staples new shredder line includes the follow high value, stylish models: MailMate M5 Shredder ($89.99) 10-Sheet Crosscut Shredder ($99.99) 10-Sheet Microcut Shredder ($199.99) 12-Sheet Crosscut Shredder ($149.99) 15-Sheet Crosscut Shredder ($159.99) 16-Sheet Microcut Shredder ($299.99) 22-Sheet Crosscut Shredder ($249.99)Additional information about the full line of Staples brand shredders can befound by visiting http:// About Staples Brand ProductsWith products ranging from shredders and monitors, paper and staplers, andfurniture and accessories to outfit any office, Staples offers its customersmore than 2,400 ways to save with Staples brand products. Available in stores,online at Staples and through catalogs, every Staples brand productundergoes an intense independent laboratory quality-testing program and is 100percent satisfaction guaranteed. 
About StaplesStaples, the world's largest office products company, is committed to making iteasy for customers to buy a wide range of office products, including supplies,technology, furniture, and business services. In July 2008, Staples acquiredCorporate Express, one of the world's leading suppliers of office products tobusinesses and institutions. Staples invented the office superstore concept in1986 and is headquartered outside Boston. More information about Staples(Nasdaq: SPLS) is available at Staples, Inc.Briana Curran, orChristine Gonsior, Copyright Business Wire 2009.
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