Best known for a wide array of accessories and peripherals for mobile devices, Griffin Technology has released a variety of products for mobile device cord organizing for in a car, home and office workspace. It’s no secret that at SmallBusiness.com, we’re big fans of all sorts of DYI and mass marketed cable organization solutions. We even have a Pinterest board on which we pin photos of new ideas and products we run across.

The desktop component of the collection is the Griffin Guide (starting at $29.99), a set of “building blocks” that include heavy steel bases that sit on your desk to which you connect magnetic u-shaped pieces corresponding to the types of cords you use. The cords are fed through the shapes and the steel base anchors everything sturdily to your desk.

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Other products in Griffin’s cord organizing line include a cable sleeve organizer ($7.99) and a “car connections pack” for organizing audio input and mobile device cords ($39.99).

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(Produced by Rex Hammock and Caroline Lewis)

(Photos: Griffin Technology)

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