• Eye-Fi: The winner of last year's coveted Last Gadget Standing unveils its most ground-breaking product yet – the Eye-Fi Video Card. It allows users to wirelessly upload videos and even allows you to share your videos in real time, over the Internet.
• Bug Labs: Consumers can create their own gadget out of these modular and programmable electronic units.
• ClickFree: A company with easy-to-use digital storage solutions reveals its latest gadget – the Transformer USB cable. The backup smarts are in the cable.
• emWave PSR: This portable biofeedback tool from HeartMath helps users reduce stress, balance emotions and increase performance.
• FlipMino HD: The world's smallest HD-quality video camcorder, the Mino HD, features 4GB of memory and up to 60 minutes of recording time and all-new built-in FlipShare software for easy saving, organizing and sharing of video.
• LiveScribe Smart Pulse Pen: You'll never miss a word with this pen-sized computer that records and syncs audio with what you write.
• MSI Wind: Wi-Fi Network Device is the first 10" notebook to feature the speedy new Intel Atom^™ 1.6GHz processor. Weighing in at just 2.6 lbs, it's designed to be lightweight and ultra-mobile, without sacrificing convenience or performance.
• Motorola ZN5: According to the judges, it's the first mobile phone that lets them feel comfortable leaving their digital camera behind. The MOTOZINE^™ ZN5 is the only product that combines Motorola's mobile device design, call quality and technology with Kodak's powerful imaging innovation and leadership.
• T-Mobile Android: A complete portable Web solution right in your pocket. The T-Mobile Android is the first mobile phone to feature Google's Android operating system, offering free email access to Gmail users.
• WowWee: The leading innovator of hi-tech consumer robotic and entertainment products unwraps its newest product – Joebot – a walking, talking, interactive buddy, and with more personality than robots before him

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