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My favorite feature of this product is the store's "compatibility" matrix that gets updated with every new Mac/iPhone release.
The underlying data must be used to cross sell. I added a Neo to the bag and the next screen included it in the accessories list.
It even has full (unofficial) linux support!
But not Arch yet, as usual. You need some hairy kernel patch to use it with that.

I've also heard about unexplained crashes under Gentoo, but that could just be one guy having the problems.

A piece of toilet paper for 9 dollars. Genius.
I’ll pay your $9, but is it too much to ask that you list the dimensions? I’m not forking over money to find out it’s the size of an iPhone 3. sigh, I guess I’m driving to the Apple Store this afternoon.
Look, they are offsetting RAM-driven price increases: "In the U.S., pricing is now set at $9, down from $19 for the previous version of the cloth."
I'm stocking up now before the data centers start buying them all up.
The polishing cloth may be a joke, but I will say that I love the nano-texture display on my laptop. Expensive, and whether it's worth it to you is a personal evaluation. But I think it's awesome, and most people I talk to don't even know it's an option!
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I sure do love the Apple logo imprint it leaves on the screen, like my nanny's lipstick!
How many millions in revenue could such a toilet papery product branded by apple gain? I know there are experts out there. Please do weigh in.
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Love the tariff refund coming back to the customers pocket in a strong and meaningful way. A good move from Tim Apple here.
Apple will be releasing packets of Apple-approved electrons to charge your Apple devices. Would you believe it - only costs the paltry sum of $2000 a pop! Charging cable with Apple-approved copper atoms will be extra, though; not that much, just $799.