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Limited edition House of Holland Pay&Go mobile dongle

Fashionable and functional, this limited-edition polka dot mobile broadband dongle is from Agyness Deyn favourite House of Holland. The dongle will keep you connected to the internet whilst on the move, enabling access to 5,000 free Wifi hotspots throughout the UK or go online from £2 per day. There's no minimum term contract and you can pick a bundle deal if you plan on going online often.

It's available with the 02 Mobile Broadband Pay & Go from 27th February for £29.35.

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Hi-tech gadgets for your trainee geeklings

How old should you be to get into tech? From birth if these gadgets have their way. We've taken a fun look at the gadgets for hi-tech kids...

Combi iPod Bouncer with built-in sound, vibration and rear-mounted controls and a toy bar, usable from birth for $79 ThinkGeek; Lego digital camera made to appear as if it's built from Lego bricks, out this summer around $60 Lego; rechargable Kid-Tough DVD player in pink or blue $150 Fisher Price; the Plasma 7 iPod buggy with padded speakers and an iPod pocket for sound whilst you're out and about, £230.99 at Little Butterfly; Crayola MP3 player with 2GB storage and powered by a single AA battery, around $50 and clock/radio dock, around $30, out this year from Crayola.

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Dell Wasabi Bluetooth printer

Dell have announced the Wasabi PZ310 Mobile Printer which should be great teamed up with your mobile phone for instant 2x3" photo printing. Hook it up with your phone via Bluetooth or PictBridge. The lightweight palm-size is largely thanks to the Zero-Ink technology which means ink is embedded in the paper and activated by heat. It's available in pink, blue and black but unfortunately only our American friends can get their hands on it for $99 from Dell. [via Unplggd]

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Defeat overpacking with a Salter luggage scale

Some gadgets don't have bells and whistles, ringtones, play MP3s or have 12.1 megapixels but they are really handy. If you've ever had to fight your belongings into a suitcase then had to struggle it over to the bathroom scales and hope that the weight is right before you get slapped with an extra weight charge at the airport and no chance of a souvenir or two... anyway, just get Salter's luggage scale.

The scale fits round your handle so you can lift and check the weight. The scale rises up to 40kg and costs around £19.99 from Salter, Amazon and other retailers.

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