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gadg·et n -- ingenious device: a small device that performs or aids a simple task
Gadgets -- once the powertool of the geek, now has becomes mainstream. I don't have a massive collection of gadgets, but here are the few in my personal collection:

Canon Powershot S230
Digital Camera
Obtained:
February 2003
Use: Taking digital photos -- especially for Imagery
Comment: Great camera, although now succeeded by the S400.  Special thanks to the Windows Messenger Dev Team for buying me this.
Casio EM-500 (Sky Blue)
PocketPC
Obtained: 2000
Memory: 16 MB
OS:
PocketPC (2000)
Processor: MIPS 150Mhz
Use: Mainly used for listening to music using separate Casio remote/earphones (which works with Pocket Windows Media Player)
Comment: Awesome screen, but unfortunately becomes useless outdoors.
Rio 300
MP3 Player
Obtained:
1999
Memory:
32 MB
Use:
Currently not used but originally for listening to music
Comment: The player that started it all -- unfortunately plagued by a faulty battery door (continues to be debated on RioWorld).
StarTAC 7790
Cellular Phone
Obtained:
2000
Network:
Rogers AT&T
Use:
To communicate
Comment:
Unfortunately this phone is really outdated -- battery life, reception, and features aren't really up to today's standards (ie. incoming SMS only).  Although it can make use of the various Motorola "testmode" functions.
Viewsonic V37
PocketPC
Obtained: 2003
Memory: 64 MB
OS:
PocketPC 2002 Premium Edition
Processor: XScale 400Mhz
Use: Primarily used as a main PDA (contacts, etc.) but may become a music device in the future
Comment: Screen isn't as good as the older Casio PocketPCs, but very thin.
 

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