Photos: Gadgets with a little something extra

The SanDisk Ultra II SD Plus card takes a new angle on file transfer. Plugged in to your digital camera, it looks like any other memory card. To move your pictures to a PC, you don't need a separate cable; just fold the SanDisk card in half to reveal a USB plug.

Palm's upcoming Treo 700w smart phone isn't just notable for running Windows. It will also have broadcast radio capabilities, photo-triggered speed dial and the ability to play back messages using VCR-like controls.

The Canon PowerShot S80 is an 8-megapixel digital camera that features high-resolution (1,024 by 768 pixels) video.

LG's VX8100 cell phone puts buttons on the outside of the handset, along with a screen, so you can screen your calls and send them directly to voice mail.

The portable, battery-powered Audiovox Shuttle is a DVD player that can hang from a driver's head-rest for the viewing pleasure of backseat riders. Or it can be mounted in a docking station in the house.

In self-timer mode, Casio cameras snap three pictures in quick succession to help capture just the right slice of the action. Shown here is the Exilim Zoom EX-Z57.