Our first ever guest appearance for the new product post.

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A new competition taking place just after our AVC!

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Don't forget to sign up for the IOIO development class!

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Friday is the best day of the week. The weekend is close and the new products are many.

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AVC 2012 for Kids

Bring your robot to SparkFun for some kids-only robotic glory!

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Check out this article from Forbes - and some cute dog pictures.

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Check out a couple of videos of SparkFun's recent soldering competition!

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Another demo, some more new products, and witty banter.

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Check out this interview with Jason Hibbets from opensource.com.

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Check out this tutorial from our own Nick Poole!

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Check out the course for the upcoming AVC!

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We're back with more products and a couple of demos. Check out the video and the assortment of new stuff.

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Stop by the eTextile Lounge at Bay Area Maker Faire this weekend!

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Don't forget to come say hello if you're at Maker Faire Bay Area!

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Check out these highlights from USASEF in Washington D.C.

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Some tools, a mistake, the future of Arduino, and a sewing kit. What's not to love about this week's products?

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