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digital camera | Personal Digital Assistant | wireless Internet access | GPS

Gadget

by Ed Curran

THE VISOR'S EDGE
The Handspring Visor is one of the hottest handhelds around — and it just got hotter. The Visor Edge ($399) is a metal-wrapped, superslim version of this popular personal digital assistant. Use the Visor’s Springboard modules for wireless Internet access or to turn this sexy handheld into an MP3 player, a cell phone, GPS unit, digital camera, and more. For details, check out http://www.palmone.com/us/products/smartphones/, and for more great gadgets visit www.technogadgets.com.


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