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CeBIT Hanover 2009 ROBOTS, green gadgets and smarty-pants technology were the highlights of the world's biggest tech fair this year. Initiate tea sequence... humanoid robot "Rollin' Justin" makes tea for visitors at the world's largest tech fair CeBIT in Hanover, Germany. More than 4300 firms from 69 countries - a quarter fewer than last year - displayed innovations and the latest gadgets, with the common themes being green gadgets and smart tech / AFP Dipping their toes... visitors try out a large oval touch screen made to look like a fish pond at the Deutsche Telekom booth / AP Pick one, Neo... the ATP Earthdrive is a 4GB USB storage device with casing that comes from corn. But you can't eat it / AFP Nap tech... the aXBO alarm clock (background) chooses the optimal time to wake you using a wristband sensor that relays sleep patterns to the alarm / AFP Phone home... the first standalone Skype videophone by Asus, the SV1, lets users make video calls without a computer / AFP Senior moment... a hostess displays two Emporia mobile phones designed for elderly users / AFP New chapter... electronic book readers, such as Wizpac's "txtr", are one of this year's biggest attractions at CeBIT / AFP Now duke it out... the Apple iPhone (L) and its competitor, the T-Mobile G1 running Google Android (R) / AFP Upgrade... a woman climbs the impressive stairs at CeBIT / AFP Rest your eyes... a visitor tries an eye massage with an iSee 360 eye massager by Chinese firm Breo. The eye massager series uses air pressure and multi-frequency vibration to relieve the muscles around the eyes / AFP Rebooting... visitors take a break from the tech fair / AFP Don't tease Skynet... California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger — star of the Terminator films — plays with a robotic arm next to Intel chief executive Craig R. Bartlett (L) and German Chancellor Angela Merkel (R). California is the guest of honour at this year's CeBIT / AFP Spy cam... Eagle-1 video glasses display a live feed (background) of what the wearer can see. The glasses boast the world's smallest camera, 1GB storage and a micro-SD slot for additional memory / AFP Looks can be deceptive... the Asus Eee-Keyboard actually contains a whole computer / AFP Follow that Segway!... Inspector Mariana Wolf demonstrates a police Segway kitted out with a utility case and flashing light — possibly enough to make any offender die laughing / AFP No cheating... the Rubik's Touch Cube takes the classic puzzle up a notch, using touch sensor technology instead of coloured stickers. It comes with an added bonus: a built-in puzzle solver / AFP Welcome, robot overlords... a giant robot figure towers over the crowd in the CeBIT's network security hall / AFP Silicon handshake... the tea-making humanoid robot "Rollin' Justin" shakes hands with a CeBIT visitor / AFP Bring it... two men play air hockey on a Touchmaster device by Art + Con Technologies / AFP