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Perfect for those of you who like a little geek with your chic (or is that the other way around?), this quirky QWERTY keyboard design wallet helps you keep all your personal items in order…
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posted: May 25th, 2008
author: technabob
filed under: just plain fun | video games
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Craving a little Guitar Hero while you slave away at your nine-to-fiver? Just because you have to wear a suit and tie to work doesn’t mean you can’t show your gamer spirit while you’re working your busy executive lifestyle…
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posted: April 24th, 2008
author: technabob
filed under: geek art & craft | retro | video games
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Even though we’re a couple of days into Spring, for so many of us in Northern climates, it still feels like the dead of Winter. It’s not too late to keep yourself toasty with one of these warm and wooly Space Invaders scarves…
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posted: March 23rd, 2008
author: technabob
filed under: mobile tech | video games
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The Nintendo DS Lite might be the most successful portable gaming console ever, but it won’t win any awards for pumping out lots of volume. This add-on snaps around your trusty DS Lite and gives it a serious boost in the audio department…
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posted: January 31st, 2008
author: technabob
filed under: video games
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While there’s still no official word from Nintendo on anything but white Wii-motes, there is now a third-party option for those of you bored with the standard-issue models…
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posted: January 29th, 2008
author: technabob
filed under: video games
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Why settle for the sheer elegance of your Wii-mote controller when you can crap it up with a bunch of extraneous add-ons? Now you can grab virtually every accessory you could ever want (or not) for your Wii in one single box…
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posted: January 23rd, 2008
author: technabob
filed under: just plain fun | video games
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Say you’ve got an Xbox 360 and you want to show off your gaming prowess. You’ve got an online scoreboard to show off your achievements. Sony is working on a similar skill tracking system for the PS3. But until now, Nintendo fans were out of luck…
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posted: January 22nd, 2008
author: technabob
filed under: geek art & craft | retro | video games
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Check out this toasty Space Invaders scarf I stumbled on earlier today. The arcade-inspired wool scarf would make a great gift this holiday season for the video game fanatic on your list (assuming they’ve already got a Space Invaders sweater in the closet)…
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posted: November 3rd, 2007
author: technabob
filed under: gadgets | just plain fun
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If you wore one of those Casio calculator watches from the 80’s, here’s something else that just screams “I’m a geek, I have no girlfriend, and I don’t care.”
The chrome calculator belt buckle lets you add, subtract, multiply and divide, all from the convenience of your waistline…
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posted: October 30th, 2007
author: technabob
filed under: design | mobile tech | video games
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One of the latest design trends in South Korea is to add ornate metallic details to their modern electronic gadgets. Now, your Nintendo DS Lite can get the metal treatment with this set of 24-karat gold decals.
The SGP Metal kit for the DS Lite is a complete set of self-adhesive gold-plated trim for your portable gaming system…
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posted: October 26th, 2007
author: technabob
filed under: computing | digital imaging
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Graphics tablet maker Wacom has announced their latest touch tablet, designed for the consumer and small business market.
The Wacom Bamboo will retail for under $150 when it’s released later this Spring, and features a wide variety of features for both creative and functional uses. The small (appx…
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posted: May 15th, 2007
author: technabob
filed under: computing | design
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Saitek recently released their latest mouse, offering a clean modern design and a unique scrolling sensor that uses touch instead of a traditional wheel input.
The Obsidian mouse features a high-precision 1000DPI optical sensor, and operates wirelessly over RF…
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posted: April 17th, 2007
author: technabob
filed under: mobile tech | video games
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This little add-on for the Nintendo DS (and DS Lite) lets you listen to the radio while getting your game on.
The $14 Dragon NDS Lite FM Radio Converter plugs into the front expansion port on the DS, and gets its power from the DS internal battery. This means it’s really compact, but will drain your battery a bit faster than usual…
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posted: April 17th, 2007
author: technabob
filed under: computing | strange and unusual
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While there are plenty of spill-resistant keyboards out there, this is the first time I’ve seen one that can actually be washed in the sink.
Unotron’s line of washable keyboards, mice and Smartcard readers can all be submerged under running water and cleaned with antibacterial cleansers…
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posted: March 21st, 2007
author: technabob
filed under: video games
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Don’t care for the clean design of the PS3’s SIXAXIS controller? Why not make it super fugly with these analog joystick covers from Japan…
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posted: February 20th, 2007
author: technabob
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