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Now, here comes the hero for the ‘last gadget standing’ from Consumer Electronic Show CES 2008. What do you think the winner it is? (of course you already knew it from the post tittle huh? :D)Ten finalists competed to see which gadget could stand the test of time, while the audience voted for their favorite. Though all of the finalists were winners in their own right, there could be only one hero. It’s the Eye-Fi the wireless memory card.

Here comes the list of top 10 ‘last man standing’ gadgets from Consumer Electronic Show 2008. Which one do you think will be the hero? Stay tuned with us!

Eye-Fi is a specially designed low-power wireless chip with a 2GB memory card. When installed in just about any of today’s digital cameras, it automatically transfers photos from the camera to a Mac or PC or any of the popular photo-sharing sites and social networks.

Asus Eee PC 4G is a computer that costs only $399, has a tiny 7-inch screen, runs Linux, and comes with a suite of great software applications.

Biometric drives are becoming more and more common as the need to secure the data on the drives from theft and loss becomes more pressing. Typically we all tend to think that biometric flash drives are very secure and a god option for sensitive data. However, it seems that biometric flash drives aren’t nearly as secure as we might have thought, even when they use AES encryption.