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November 27, 2006 12:31 PM PST

Wear all your gadgets, all the time

by Mike Yamamoto
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The world has been waiting for the ultimate all-in-one uber-device for years, only to be disappointed time and again. So many of us are destined, at least for now, to carry a few gadgets at a time. But where do you keep your cell phone, camera, MP3 player, PDA and anything else you can't do without?

Brookstone has one alternative with its "Technology-Ready Fleece Jacket," which goes where iPod apparel leaves off. The jacket has 12 hidden pockets designed to carry all your precious possessions, as well as a "patented routing system" for earbuds and a shoulder design that "promotes even distribution of weight." It also has a place to store a water bottle so you don't get dehydrated lugging all this stuff around. Or if you want to save $140, you might just want to leave some things at home.

This item originally appeared on CNET's new gadgets blog, Crave, which covers the hottest and coolest gizmos around. Other recent postings include the extremely shiny all-chrome BMW and the adorable R2-D2 USB drive.

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