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Photos: The gadget days of summer

by Emily Shurr
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If you're thinking about summer, but hate sunshine and exercise, we've got you covered (automated lawn mower). If your kid sunburns easily and can't remember to lather on that extra application of sunscreen, we've got you covered (UV-detecting skin stickers). If what you really need this summer is a way to enjoy the air conditioning, we've got you covered there, too (Nintendo). If you like grilling out, don't like mosquitoes, have a swimming pool, avoid cleaning it... you guessed it: We've got you covered! Our wide-ranging collection of summer-specific gadgets will convince you that summer's okay after all.

And if you're a nocturnal Goth-y type who won't go out during the day, we've got you covered, too (nighttime constellation-identifying device)!

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For the price of that scooter...
by make_or_break June 17, 2007 7:17 AM PDT
...they should've had its bodywork plastered with solar collector panels; after all, its whole point is to be working out in the sun. Now THAT would've been really something.
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