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Sunday, September 7, 2008

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Business travel has its perks: frequent flier miles, meals at nice restaurants, a sense of glamour and importance. But as anyone who actually does it knows, it’s not all it’s cracked up to be: late flights, missed connections, cramped coach seats, scratchy hotel sheets. And then there’s the whole technology issue.
 
The growth in portable devices has made business travel easier in many ways. Laptop computers, personal digital assistants and cell phones come in handy for staying connected to the office or clients. But batteries run out, and wear-and-tear takes a toll.
 
We list 10 portable gizmos that generally help business travelers be more productive.
 
Click each product image to get quick hits about its features, or click here to read the whole story.

See previous Federal Computer Week stories about gadgets:

Gadgets for the worker on the go

Inspectors' gadgets save time

 


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