What Is a Poken?
Poken is not another social network. You’ve already got that.

Poken solves a simple problem: How do I remember the email addresses and screen names of everyone I meet?

A Poken is a small USB device that looks like a character with a big hand. The Poken hand pulls out of the body, revealing a USB connector. Insert the USB connector into any computer with web access to easily upload your new contacts to the Poken web database.
When you meet other Poken owners in the real world, you can quickly swap information. No more writing down email addresses or blog names. Just touch Poken hands and connect. 

On the Poken site, you and your friends can view contacts alphabetically or chronologically in your “social timeline.” You can also send messages, group your contacts, write notes for yourself about each contact, and much more.

Choose which of your social network profiles you would like to share with people when you meet them in the real world. Poken holds your contact information: name, address, email, phone # – whatever information you choose - and it also holds your social networking account names. Poken contains your FaceBook, Twitter, MySpace, LinkedIn and other accounts.

If you already know all your friends’ profiles, when you Poken and they Poken, you’ll automatically receive updates when they open a new social networking account.

Buy a Poken in the U.S. from http://pokenzoo.com.