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Touch screen tablet device that displays sheet music. 85,000 titles are available for download to the device.

Here’s a product that makes you go ‘hmmmmmmmmmm’….

3.5in frame that allows Bluetooth enabled phones to connect and transfer photos into 32mb of memory. It has a light sensor that turns it off at night and back on in the day time.

Ok, I don’t quite get the name, but this watch uses refractive mirrors and a convex camera style lens to create the illusion of LED’s reaching off into the distance.

New Pic Pocket zippered pouches for pocket sized digital cameras. I love Waterfield’s products and have 4 pouches and a wallet in my gear bag right now.

It’s an alarm clock with cycling LED lights and it’s a thermometer. But wait, there’s more! It’s also a USB air purifier.

Looks like Vaja might have some new competition for PDA and mobile phone cases…

PDA-like reading device for blind and visually impaired people. Built in camera takes a picture of a menu, document, label, etc. and then reads the text to the user.

How many of you carry your own person set of chopsticks with you when you travel? Wow, that many huh? You are all in luck… now you can cut the bulk in half with these sweet collapsible sticks.

Cyclist earwear that positions your iPod earbubs outside the ear for better ambient listening of music and traffic noise which improves your awareness of what’s happening around you.

Long known for their rugged multi-tools, this new Leatherman sports a design more in line with a pocketknife.

Speaker bag / charger for your iPod that is made of waterproof materials.

Eating with your fingers while traveling will never be an issue for you again with this fork, knife, spoon and bottle opener that you wear around your neck.

When space is a premium, mount your fishtank on a wall like a painting. Complete aquatic system with digital thermometer and interchangeable frames.

Two-way RF remote for your iPod (3rd gen and newer) that displays current song/artist or current song/next song. Comes in Black or White.

If you own a Nokia 6230, 6680, 6600, 6630, 7610, or 6681, you can replace the back shell of your phone and attach this 6x zoom lens. Not bad for $19.

Waterproof headphones that use the bones in your skull to conduct sound. Pair them with a waterproof MP3 player and you’re ready to swim with your tunes.

I know it’s almost July (i.e. hot weather here in the US), but for those of you with cold feet, you might want to consider a pair of USB heating slippers from USBGeek.com.