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The handy 4020 Measure Master Pro calculator from Calculated Industries will not only do calculations for you, it also does measurement conversions in all dimensional formats, including feet-inch-fractions, decimal inches, fractions, yards, meters, centimeters and millimeters as well as areas and volumes.

Remember that Wireless Spy Camera Calculator from last year? A new and improved model that also includes a wireless 2.4-inch LCD receiver has now been released.

Remember that Water-Powered Clock that we wrote about last week? Now you can get a calculator powered using the same kind of environmentally friendly technology.

Remember that pink calculator hub from a couple of months ago? This new white model will give you a bunch of bonus features, such as a 12/24 hour world clock with alarm, a calendar and a thermometer.

Here is yet another example showing that the manufactures of USB gadgets seem to have gone from weird USB drives to weird USB hubs nowadays.

The Nutri-Weigh & Go dietary computer is a handy device that is easy to bring along when you want to keep track of the things you put in your mouth.

Maybe you have read about the Water Powered Clock. Now someone has taken the same kind of technology and put it inside a calculator.

Those wireless hidden cameras – we have seen them in things like pens and alarm clocks, but never before in a printing calculator.

We’ve seen computer mouse calculators from Ezkey and Lexibook. Qmemory decided to use a USB drive for the mathematical calculations device instead.

With the chrome Calculator Belt Buckle ($10) from BeWild.com you will never again struggle with complex math problems. Flip it upside down for easy use. (Via Nerd Approved)

Instead of going for yet another one of those attempts of putting a calculator inside a computer mouse, like Ezkey, Sanwa, and others have tried, the Japanse company Takumi decided to try something different by designing a calculator like a keypad.

This Digital Card Calculator Camera ($70) combo features a digital camera and a calculator packaged in a slim “card” type format.