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This new super tiny multimedia keyboard is equipped with 56 keys and 12 hotkeys. The light and small format, it measures no more than 170 x 80 x 15mm, makes it great for travel.

This new USB keyboard comes with 87 keys, 18 hot keys, a built-in high precision multi-Touch touchpad and it works wirelessly from distances of up to 10 meters.

The Hong Kong based Hi-Den Vision company introduces HD-0311 – a device described as the “world’s smallest HDMI hi-def photo player for those who love photography and traveling”.

This handy little device comes with four different GPS functions for the price of one: a GPS receiver, a location finder, a data logger and a photo tagger.

Are you ready for more illumination and ultra-slim design that we’ve seen so much of lately? Good, then you might want to take a closer look at this new travel-friendly wireless keyboard.

Can’t get enough of those Spidey gadgets? Here’s another friendly neighborhood Spider-Man computer accessory that should be right up your alley: the Spider-Man USB LED Light.

Can’t get enough of tiny computer accessories like the Super-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard and the Super-Tiny USB Card Reader? Here’s a new mouse to expend your collection.

The stylish and travel-friendly E-blue Troza is a shiny black 2.4GHz optical laser mouse that weights only 32 grams and works wirelessly from distances of up to 10 meters.

If you’re looking for a small and travel-friendly alternative to the Aircraft LED Mouse, this new mini airplane mouse with a retractable USB cable might be just the ticket.

If you happen to get caught up in an emergency situation, simply pull the string to detach the metal pin and activate the 120 decibel signal for this tiny personal alarm.

The foldable MSI BK100 Bluetooth keyboard allows you to write in a more comfortable manner when using your Palm OS and Pocket PC devices, smartphones etc.

This USB travel companion lets you charge just about any phone, MP3 player or other portable device – and it will do it with a design that looks quite a lot like the adapters you can find with iPods and other Apple products.