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Step counter / Body fat measuring watch.

Handheld mini map viewer.

Non-wireless color Treo with 16mb of RAM and an SD slot.

Hardware and software to turn a Windows laptop into a mobile robot.

Pocket sized unit charge 2 AA or AAA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries by sunlight.

Wireless security camera with motion detection.

Have you always wanted a robot dog but couldn’t afford to buy one for $1000-2000? Check out this cheaper version for only $600.

Now for something bizarre… Check out this Palm accessory from the folks that have brought you the TaleLight.

World’s smallest USB compatible high speed IrDA adapter.

Blue LED flashlight that uses the Faraday Principle of Electromagnetic Energy that guarantees replacement parts will never be needed. Including batteries.

Panasonic 4-in-1 digital camcorder, digital still camera, digital audio player and digital voice recorder.

Full Win XP PC in a 4.9″ x 2.9″ x 0.9″ package! I want one!

From the “I’ve seen everything now files”: Here is a Casio mouse that is also a label printer.

10″ TFT display wireless monitor with touchscreen.

Solar power for devices that require less than 2 watts.

GPS devices with integrated radio functionality.

Transmits the audio from your MP3 player directly to your home or car FM radio with no wires.

From the folks that created the SmartPad, comes another cool digitizing gadget.

Use your fingerprint instead of keys to open your doors.

Transparent blades that attach to bicycle spokes. A computer inside the blades modulates internal LEDs to make images and text appear as the tires spin.