The TEN-TEC RX-400 receiver recently got a stamp of approval from the FCC, but what kind of receiver is this?
It has receiving range from 2-3000 Mhz (cellular blocked) and a lack of buttons and a display.
The manual is not quite helpfull on how this receiver works, but the TEN-TEC website provides some more information.
At was not immediately apparent of control software is supplied with the radio.
Some additional pictures here, manual here.
FCC ID: ‘DJ7-400′
If you didn’t like ‘THE HAND’ how about the Smiley Car Message Sign?
Just press one of the buttons on the remote and the smiley appears on the main unit.
And will display one of the following ‘FUN’ smiley’s.
Sorry the ‘Wink’ is not included! 
No clue on when where, or for how much you can get this unit.
The full manual can be found here.
FCC ID: ‘WN8CMS-1′
Approved by the FCC, it’s the NEW “Mommy I’m Here!”. An improvement over the old “Mommy I’m Here!”.
This one features two-way communications, so now if you kid wanders off, your “parental” unit will beep! Then you can press the button on the remote to locate your kid; the bear will beep and flash.
Costs around $40 for more information on the company go to www.MommyImHere.com
Note that currently the new model is not mentioned on the website, or when it might be available.
Thank you Mommy for the additional information and clarification on function.
FCC ID: ‘SQR-CL305S’, ‘SQR-CL305M’
Just what you always wanted, a mini car MP3 player. the iRock & Rollers re-define the car MP3 player. It’s not just any MP3 player, the car, resembling ‘The Stang’, sports flashing lights during playback, takes one AAA battery to operate, and plays MP3′s and WMA’s. The car can store a meager 512MB by USB, no clue on price or availability.
Read the manual here.
FCC ID:‘V9Q-IR1002′
UPDATE:
On 2 July 2008 another iRock & Roller appeared, the ‘Navigator’! FCC ID:‘V9Q-IR1003′
So what is SNIF Tag? That was my first thought… SNIF Tag can monitor your dogs activity level from the internet while you’re away. And when you take your dog for a walk, you can see what other SNIF Tag wearers your dog encounters, and how he interacts with them.
Simply hook-up the base-station to the internet, register your SNIF Tag and your SNIF Tag will upload data when your dog is in reach of your base-station. Find more details at manual. Then log-on and see if your dog has been hanging around the house all day long, or if he’s been having a party and having other dogs over while you were at work.
SNIF Tag comes with three interchangable face-plates and rims. The base-station duals as a charger.
SNIF (Social Networking in Fur) Tag by SNIF Labs out of Boston, was born out of an MIT Project. For information visit WWW.SNIFTAG.COM
SNIF Tag will be available soon for $199.95
FCC-ID : VLFS5A001
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