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Kars are Cutting-Edge
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Published: Tuesday, October 13, 2009
The Slice, it slices, it dices and fits into the palm of your hand. This is the exciting state-of-the art CORDLESS digital design-cutter that meets the needs of crafting consumers.
Kars are now proud and privileged to introduce the all new Pink Slice: feminine, soft and most desirable!

The portable digital design-cutter that measures less than five inches and weighs less than two pounds. Its iPod-simple interface and easy to read graphics window enables users to select from thousands of high-style images and instantly convert them into die-cuts ranging between 1" and 4" tall in 1/2" increments.

It comes with a design card loaded with numerous upper and lower fonts, plus loads of shapes that can be cut into vellum, vinyl, acetate, textured card stock and other media of any style. The battery operated device is further packaged with a power adapter, a 6"x6" cutting mat, five cutting blades and a light repositionable adhesive that secures paper to the mat, enabling users to create crisp clean cuts every time.

Users can scroll through font and shape designs with the simple push of a button, previewing each design through a two-inch LCD screen. Once the design is selected, artists can simply place the Slice down on top of the paper and the accompanying glass cutting surface then just push the button. Within seconds, the completed design has been cut free from the paper, ready to enhance any number of paper projects and scrapbooking layouts.

The Pink Slice is exclusively distributed by KARS, a perfect gift for your customers this Christmas!

For further information visit http://www.kars.nl or contact the UK sales line on 0870 2407993