vanessafox | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 15 2008 | food, shopping, microsoft
You will be able to enter your shopping list on the web at home, then pull it up on the cart at the store. I realize that this is intrusive and it's a little creepy how you'll see ads for things on your cart as you get near them in the store, but still. I would totally use this.
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