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The Magic Chef MCWC12B is the smallest wine cooler model we researched, but it still holds 12 bottles of wine at a time.

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This wine fridge holds 12 bottles, and even though it’s bigger than other units that hold the same amount of wine, the Avanti EWC1201 is still compact enough to fit on a counter.

The Koldfront TWR181ES wine cooler holds 18 standard-size bottles in two separate zones that can keep both red and white wines at ideal temperatures. It also gets cold enough to chill sparkling wines.

The Danby DWC93BLSDB is a single-zone, freestanding wine cooler that uses a thermoelectric cooling system, so it runs quieter than fridges that use compressors. It cools between 43 degrees and 57 degrees Fahrenheit, which makes it a good choice for white wines and lighter reds.

“Wine Enthusiast” is a wine magazine that also has a website featuring select wine accessories, including the Wine Enthusiast 272031805 18-bottle wine fridge.

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Glasses.com carries a great selection of high-quality eyeglasses online so you can complete your look without breaking the bank. The store is owned by Luxottica, the world's largest eyewear company, and is home to many name-brand frames, including those by Nike, Oakley, Coach, Eddie Bauer and ECO.

SmartBuyGlasses is an online eyeglasses store with a large selection of frames in a variety of styles, including designer frames, sports sunglasses, regular sunglasses and more. All of that choice can make it easy improve your vision and accent your style.

Discount Glasses is a good online resource for prescription glasses, and it mostly focuses on selling them at affordable prices. It has a limited selection of frames compared to some of its competitors, but most shoppers can find a style they like at a price they like.

Eyeglasses.com has a selection of frames that dwarfs most of its competitors, and its stock includes options made by more than 400 popular designers. In addition to its impressive inventory, the company makes a commitment to quality and has extra features, including eye care education materials.

eScan is an internet security program that includes spam filters for your email. Because it isn’t a standalone antispam program, it’s missing tools like a Bayesian filter.

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Luceplan Solar Bud outdoor solar lights are made in Italy with a stylish design that will fit naturally and stylishly into the right landscape. Useful along paths, walkways, gardens or pool areas, these lights provide needed illumination for dark areas and do not require the addition of wiring.

The Gama Sonic Barn Outdoor Wall Sconce is solar outdoor lighting with a body cast of rust-proof aluminum and a stylish matte-brown finish to match many exterior decors. Because it mounts on a wall, it takes up no space and can provide needed lighting for dark areas around a home, garage or barn.

Viasat was formerly WildBlue and recently acquired Exede. Now it provides satellite internet service across all 48 contiguous states.

DISH is a good option for fast satellite internet if you live in a rural area where cable or fiber optic internet isn’t available.

EarthLink is a redistributor for HughesNet, so you get the same plans and service options HughesNet offers, but you can bundle its satellite internet with EarthLink services such as web building and hosting. And you can choose to pay EarthLink directly, which means one less bill to remember.