Come strut your blinky stuff on the currently-being-assembled catwalk.

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Even more new products!

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Hard Drive Clock

Telling time the "geek way."

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SparkFun is heading to the Big Apple!

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Now is your chance to vote for the winner of the Ponoko/SparkFun/GeekDad competition.

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More new products to get your next project rolling!

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Eco-Gym

Can we somehow transform and take advantage of all that energy wasted inside gyms across the country?

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Instructions for Joy

A few of the more humorous instruction manuals we've come across lately.

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Antimov Update

Bigger prizes and some rule clarifications for the Antimov Competition coming in October.

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A generous helping of new product goodness!

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Feel like dancing? We've got the project for you!

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SparkFun is looking for a director of finance. Have you got the stuff?

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Our MarComm department put together a web of the SparkFun employees

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Pete and Ryan's Excellent Sketching in Hardware 2010 Adventure

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A small solar powered bird tracker that weighs only 11 grams!

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The UAV v2 Development Platform project demonstrates its ability to successfully navigate autonomously, through takeoff and landing.

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Check out this pair of projects from a father-son duo!

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