ShowStoppers Shows Cool Products

The fuzzy, stuffed cell phone and iPod covers from funfriends.com made their first U.S. appearance, showing beyond any doubt that technology products can be really cute.

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Bluetooth headsets may not be cute, but they sure are ubiquitous. Here are several models from Blue Ant that will let you appear to be talking to yourself in a very colorful way.

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Samsungs Tracy Calabrese shows the big screen side of the companys two-sided phone. This side can show videos.

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That two sided Samsung phone also has a side that actually looks like a phone, as Tracy Calabrese demonstrates.

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McGruff, the crime fighting dog and Jennifer Comer from the Wireless Foundation were there to publicize the new mobile Amber Alert service.

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Wilson Electronics was showing a cell booster that works with most CDMA and GSM devices. It will boost even a very weak signal so that its usable.

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FlipStarts new micro-sized computer runs Windows. You need to have really small fingers to type fast on it however.

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Kingston Technologies was showing a number of new memory products. Among them was this SD card reader that works with any size SD card.

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Kingston was featuring phone memory, but also was presenting a custom phone, called Very Cool. Its the red one on the right.

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