Go Gizmo

Boys have always loved toys, but girls aren’t behind in the game either. And they do it with panache. Here is a low-down on the must-have gadgets which will enhance your style-quotient instantly.
A book which doesn't run out of paper and a pen out of ink. No wizardry required for modern-day iball Digital Notepad on which you can draw or make notes. It holds up to 150 pages of handwritten notes which can be transferred to computer. Email the tailor to have your dress tailored, or send handwritten emails to friends…computer can be made truly ‘personal’ again.
OSIM helps you rid(e) away your fat. And this does not need heading for the closest race track; the ride comes home for you. iGallop is a mechanical saddle which moves the body in multiple directions giving a full body workout and melts away the fat.
Want to spice up the ride with music? Then you will love the techni-colour iPod Shuffle which can hold up to 240 songs. Tall as your little finger, this mp3 player is now available in vibrant tints - fuchsia pink, electric blue and lime green. Clip it on your collar or belt and rock on for 12 hours, non-stop.
Lost your way in the Ghats? Look up your camera! Exilim EX-S770, the digital camera from Casio can take maps you found on the internet, emails, even business documents. This is besides the 1739 pictures or 43 minutes of video you can take. A slim card camera in funky colours, slip it in your handbag and make any moment a best-shot.
Your nail chips in office or the keys fall in the dark at the doorstep? Hit SOS, or keep Miss Army Kit alongside. This pocket-sized pink kit fits in 16 disarming tools including knife and flashlight; needle, thread, and safety pin for wardrobe malfunctions; mirror, nail fileand perfume bottle for an unplanned date.
Shopping alone and can’t trust the sales woman’s advise? Snap a picture and ask your girlfriend for advice. With Intel UMPC aka Ultra Mobile PC access media and online content on the go. Chat, watch videos, go through presentation on your drive back home…everything you would do on your PC, scrunched in a handheld device.
Word of warning – these gizmos can get very addictive.