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• 2008 Gadget Guide--High-Tech Toys
  High-tech gadgets for your holiday wish lists

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  Courtes of Vestergaard Frandsen Group
• Socially Responsible Inventions to Save the World
  Devices to pump and filter water, protect against disease-carrying insects and more

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  Image courtesy of Kennedy & Violich Architecture, Ltd.
• Gadget Guide: Going Green
  An electricity monitor, a water-powered clock, a light made from textiles and more

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  Courtesy of IBM Almaden Research Center
• The Key to Smaller, More Powerful Gadgets
  Current ways of storing information on PCs and cell phones won't cut it as memory demands grow and devices shrink

 

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Features
Spying on the Spies [Slide Show]
State Department shows off Cold War-era electronic eavesdropping gadgets

60-Second Science Blog
Spy Toys
With gadgets like these to work with, no wonder Julia Child quit the spy game

60-Second Science Blog
Positive Power of Gadgets
Tech award winners focus on putting gadgetry to good use worldwide

News
Water Filtration System in a Straw
LifeStraw makes previously contaminated water drinkable by removing bacteria and viruses

60-Second Science
Gadget Calculates Carbon Footprint
A student competition-winning project automatically calculates your carbon footprint while traveling

2008 International CES
Video: CES: SciAm Sits Down with Bill Gates
At the beginning of '07 Bill Gates wrote an article for Scientific American about our robot-filled future. We got a chance to follow up with him on that vision at the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show.

2008 International CES
Video: CES: Bill Gates Gives SciAm a Personal Tour of Surface
Microsoft Surface is a touch-sensitive technology that is part of Microsoft's new push to give computers more natural interfaces. Gates sat down and gave Scientific American a tour.

Scientific American Magazine
Gadget Envy
All-in-one cell phones can do just about anything