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Another set of cufflinks that are even geekier than that flash drive set has turned up. If you are into bikes, you will really like these cufflinks. These look like the front sprocket and crank form a bike. These little things come in three different finishes. If you are wondering how they are made, they are apparently 3D printed out of powdered steel and bronze.

That is cool enough to qualify them as geek gear in my book. I can see people that ride bikes in the large groups in my area wearing these to one of the many charity functions that are always going on in my town. If these tickle your fancy, you can pick up a set for $59 and they will be available in June. I’d have to actually buy a shirt with cuffs to be able to use them.

[via Wired]

Over an Instructables is a project that takes you thought the step-by-step process of creating your own version of McFly’s shoes from the future. The finished product is pretty cool.

Despite being cool, the finished product isn’t that practical with a big motor on the back for tightening the laces. I wouldn’t build these things and then try to go to the airport or anything. Check out the video below to see them in action.

That being said, if you’re a diehard Terminator fan, no one will be able to stop you from tracking this one down. It seems the eyes glow red when the device is in use, too.

And as cool as this DVD player is (and shiny!) I can’t help but be a little intimidated by it. I mean, this exoskeleton head has some serious pent up rage. I don’t know how much I’ll be able to get into a movie with this evil-eyed bot staring me down.

[via GeekAlerts]

This ocarina from Think Geek has a painted on tri-force logo as well as six different holes. On Think Geek they actually have a video so you can hear how it sounds. It is made of glazed earthenware, not plastic, although the shiny finish does give the look of plastic.

It also comes with a song book that has tunes straight from the Legend of Zelda. It will end up costing you $39.99. If you’d like more choices, you can go here and find lots of ocarinas at all different prices from a different company.

[via technabob]

You have to love the Sci-Fi Channel, they play so many old sci-fi reruns and know exactly how to keep their viewers coming back for more. Now they are releasing a limited series of Galactica toasters.

They don’t just slap a Battlestar Glactica logo on the front either, this toaster will actually brand each piece with an image of Cylon. Making each piece of toast you pop in extra geeky.

There is no word on exactly how limited these will be just yet, but I’d snag one quick. To purchase your own it will cost you $65.

[via ubergizmo]

I would like to point out that I resisted the urge to call them pretty and called them cool instead. However, you have to admit the colored glass is aesthetically appealing.

These are made by Jeff Burnette, who has 30 years experience at blowing glass. He doesn’t have any prices listed, but like most sites of that type, you can usually contact for more information.

[via bbgadgets]

The Darth Vader version features red glowing eyes which can glow all through the night if you like. The R2D2 version also features flashing lights and his usual beeping from the movie, which I’m hoping can be muted.

Although the beeping would be cool on occasion, after a while it’d just become annoying. The hubs are unfortunately only being sold in Japan thus far and for $66 a piece.

[via coolest-gadgets]

This steampunk tricycle features not only a bit of lighting but a cool little storage space on the back for anything you might want to tote with you. The tricycle is even topped off with elk hide wrapped handle bars and a brass bell.

To be honest, the bike looks ten times better with the creator sitting on it in his clothing that flows so well with the steampunk style. The Brass Lion also has a much smoother ride than any average bicycle I have ever seen.

[via ubergizmo]

You can’t be a real gamer unless you have tons of vintage gaming accessories lying around. The only thing that could possibly rival Space Invaders are all of the Mario accessories.

The best part is that these are sold as a set, so you get three keychains in three different colors. Which means you can give one to your gaming spouse if you have one. The set includes a blue, a yellow and red one all three are sold together for $8.50.

[via geekalerts]

The Harkonnen Chair, whether or not you even know what Dune is, is bad ass. Once you order one of these excessively expensive chairs it will take two months to get to you after you have placed your order.

The prices range depending on your specifications. The fiberglass version will only set you back a mere $30,000 whereas the aluminum is being sold for $45,000. A small price to pay to seem all-powerful while pwning noobs on your lvl 70 rogue.

[via gearfuse]

They are actually the same size as the average police handcuffs and fold in half for easy transport. Any boys with a mischievous girl should be careful though since they don’t mention anything about a safety release and boys in Batman cuffs just look slightly homosexual.

Even though sometimes I wonder if Batman wouldn’t have rather used these cuffs on Robin as opposed to Batgirl. These fully functioning cuffs with 2 keys are scheduled to start being sold in January of 2009 and is priced at $136.99.

[via geekalerts]

Okay, it doesn’t exactly zoom off and snag them itself, you have to actually move it over top them. However, it has cool arms that, well, okay they don’t do anything either.

This gadget is only justifiable if you’re a true geek for robots. It runs on two AA batteries and comes in three different colors. It is being sold for $14.99.

[via bbgadgets]

Being sold by 1337motif this Space Invaders cutting board is made of walnut and hard maple. All of which is glued together by FDA approved water proof glue.

The board is treated with a mixture of beeswax and mineral oil. He also sells a board featuring the Triforce for any Zelda fans. They are both being sold for $125 and measure 17.5 x 12 x 1.25”.

[via technabob]

On one side is the Wiimote and the other features the Nunchuck. These would be especially nice for any gamers getting married in a traditional tux that couldn’t con their bride into a gaming themed wedding cake.

Since these are made of sterling silver they are slightly more expensive. They are currently being sold for $150, and are being sold from the same place as the gaming cufflinks mentioned before.

[via forevergeek]

One common trait amongst a lot of geeks is the fascination with all that is sharp and pointy, especially if it has anything to do with ninjas. Now whether that is due to their mind over matter appeal or because they can sneak in anywhere they like, I have no idea. The LED throwing stars would be great especially if you had to chuck them into the wall to get them to stick.

However, the sad news is that there really is no word as to how they would work due to the fact they are just a concept design. Hopefully the designer Stanislave Katz will figure out how to turn it into a reality.

[via oh gizmo]

The circuit board mainly meant as a mouse pad, but with the slight side function of the ability to be used as a place mat, has a slight snag. Anyone using an optical mouse has been warned against using this particular mouse pad, by the sellers. It might apparently run into a slight problem due to the reflective surface. Therefore only those using a mouse with one of those outdated rolling balls on the inside can actually use one of these.

One might think that since most people use optical mice now that they might have decided to rethink using a circuit board for a mouse pad, but no, they gave it a shot anyway. It is being sold for about $16.

[via geekalerts]

The great thing with all Gelaskins is that while being a way to spruce up your gadgets it will also protect the gadgets. Gelaskins covers not only laptops but iPods and a couple different phones as well.

This particular skin is offered for all laptop sizes listed, both Mac and PC as well as most of the iPods and the iPhone as well. The skins come at a range of prices, the iPod Touch skin is being sold for $14.95 and the laptops are all sold for $29.95.

[via crave]

I am a bit torn with this hub, yes, it has four USB ports, but its a giant block. I mean look at it, the hub takes up less than half of it, which means the rest of it is to just sit there and look pretty.

The hub doesn’t require power and won’t be released till August of this year. Which seems a bit late in comparison to when the movie actually came out. It will be sold for $35.

[via coolest-gadgets]

Although I don’t use much correction tape these days, there are those that can’t live life without it. I happen to have known a couple and if you can geek up your addiction then you might as well go for it.

The bricks come in sets of four in varying colors, they are sized at 6.5 x 3.2 x 2.8 cm. For a set it will cost you a whopping $7.

[via coolest gadgets]

At one point I vaguely recall coming across a Mario version of this corset, however, it seems they are no longer selling it. The vendor on Etsy is selling a few classic cartoon inspired ones instead, if this Zelda one doesn’t suit you. One of which being Rainbow Brite, they also feature a classic Ninja Turtles dress. I currently own three different Ninja Turtles t-shirts as well as one of the original action figures, but that dress is a bit over the top, even for me.

The Zelda corset from the looks of the back of it, appears to be more of a cute corset than a functional one. Real corsets are strung slightly differently, so you won’t have to worry about gasping for air the entire day. All of the different corsets are being sold for $99.98.

[via hawty mcbloggy]

Unfortunately for those that want both beauty and brains this gadget is a bit skimpy as far as specs go. When I say skimpy, I mean the site listed none.

They thankfully bothered to mention the built-in microphone and that it has a USB connection, however, they decided that the rest was apparently not all that important. I have occasionally been ok with wimpy specs on a cool design with certain gadgets, but I’d like to actually know what those specs are. It is being sold for about $36, a high price for a gadget that just looks pretty.

[via shinyshiny]

I usually scoff at portable speakers a little, but more and more I find situations where I’d love a set myself. I swear not in public transportation or anywhere else I’d subject the public to my taste in music, just in those random situations where my computer is not around and I’m tired of wearing earbuds.

It measures 6” x 4.5” x 2” and is sold in the blue shown above. It is also available for a decent price, being sold for $14. Sure it may not have stellar sound quality, but it works. Just plug the speakers into your MP3 player as usual.
[via likecool]

I’ve seen other geeky coasters before, some made out of old recycled circuit boards, however, I do believe these are my new favorites. Yes, you could use real floppy disks and it would likely be cheaper, however, they might get a little wobbly after a while. Plus, these are cooler.

The coasters all measure 9cm x 9cm and have a special glossy finish and a foam base to keep your drink perfectly safe and secure. The discs come in sets of six that will set you back just over $40.

[via techdigest]

Don’t tell, but if it were cheaper I’d definitely hang it in my office above my desk. Making me feel super bad ass while playing some World of Warcraft. The light is adjustable as to how much light you want it to produce.

If you hang it low it will give off a nice soft glow, however, when hung higher it will give more direct light that shines through the clear bottom. The lamp is being sold for $100.

[via likecool]

Whether you need them for change or business cards this Nintendo Controller Pouch can be well used by any gamer. The pouch is made of felt, and the lining will vary from pouch to pouch.

The dimensions are 2 1/4” x 4 1/4” so it is only good for smaller things to carry around. Each pouch is being sold for $15 on Etsy from the seller LindseyPorter.

Nes controller pouch keeps your gold coins safe [via technabob]

The Enter key is intended to become the symbol of your determination, the Shift key are for those that wish for a change, Esc key is to break away from captivity and the Ctrl key when pressed with other keys it performs specific functions. I know, that Ctrl key, the meaning is so incredibly deep. I had to rethink my life after that truly astounding translation.

The keys come in two different colors, either black or white. To get one of these incredibly geek chic cellphone charms it will only cost you $8 a piece.

Enter, Shift, Esc and Ctrl Cell Phone Straps for geeky divas [via gizmodiva]

At the time I was flipping through her products I happened to be sipping on a Mt. Dew and about had it come out my nose when I saw the price. Both of the one of a kind scarves are being sold for a whopping $150 a piece.

Personally, I would sweet talk someone with a bit of a crafty touch to make if for me. I might even fork out about $50 to get them to do it. However, $150 just seems like a bit much.

Grandma DIY: Super Mario 1-UP Scarf [via geekologie]

I always enjoy stumbling across geeky finds in the strangest of places, but it doesn’t happen all that often. They sell two different styles called Velvet Invadors, one is a lighter blue and one in red. They both have a slightly feminine twist to them.

Each one is $95.72, and the handmade styles are a bit more expensive of course. The iPod cases don’t list what sizes fit, but in the photo they show a 3rd generation iPod. The iPod case is being sold for $49.77 and the PSP cases are priced at $57.43. The only currently available sizes for the laptop case are 12, 14, 15 and 17-in. Of course the site not only shows an outdated iPod but under the sizes for laptops they also mention the iBook. However, I can overlook that fact since they have such pretty cases.

Nubuck Laptop Cases [via likecool]

The tie decoded simply says ‘Ties Suck’ a statement that most people would indeed agree with. Even women have come to recognize ties are the male version of pointy toed high heals. Besides, we geeks cannot conform to the normal standards, we have to stand out somehow.

Likely no one will have any idea what the tie says, but at least you can feel exhilarated by secretly showing your distaste. To snag one of your own it will cost you $24.99.

‘Ties Suck’ Tie [via fashionably geek]

The guitar straps that come with the games are just way too boring. You have to have something that lets people know you’re a serious gamer, by whipping out your own personalized guitar.

The guitar straps come in two styles black sprites and blue sprites, blue of course being the best. The guitar strap will sadly set you back $32.95, which is about double what I originally wanted to pay.

Behold: The 8-Bit Guitar Strap [via gaygamer]

The symbol is abstract and cool enough to blend in with even a non-geek environment. A lot of people still don’t recognize the symbol widely enough that they’ll likely just think it’s a quirky little bauble.

Sadly this particular necklace has already been sold, however, after reading through the info on the seller I noticed she states that if requested she may be able to recreate a certain piece of jewelry. This original one was sold for $12.

Rebel necklace and email backlog [via wonderland]

After looking over the links for the always entertaining geek fashion from J!NX, I noticed that both sides have plenty of gift ideas for geeks of either sex. I now have a Christmas list a mile long thanks to J!NX. Of course I don’t go for those subtle messages such as leaving a magazine clipping here and there for your significant other to find. I just make a list and tape it to their forehead, I tend to date guys so intelligent subtle hints somehow go right under the radar.

J!NX also has a few key chains, hats and stickers just in case you have your fill of geek t-shirts. I love that they not only have a gaming section, but a WoW gaming section on top of it. It just goes to show how much of a cult WoW has become, just don’t drink the kool-aid.

J!NX’s WoWmas stuff [via wonderland]

Alright, so it would be a cold day in hell before I’d do the girly scrapbooking routine but I’d at least give it a second thought. Even if I didn’t go to a party where you can stamp to your hearts desire, I would definitely cover my Christmas cards with these bad boys this year.

With every smiley face stamp you can bend the rubber to make it frown or just look way too excited. Each stamp is being sold at ThinkGeek for $5.99.

Emoticon Transforming Stamp [via ohgizmo]

The mod even has even has engine light switches in the cockpit. The mouse is a bit cheesy though, its an X-Wing modded to make a wireless mouse. From looking at it, it seems uncomfortable to use. However, that’s just a preference thing really, it is a cool idea either way.

The maker used a VIA mini-ITX motherboard, two 2.5-inch hard drives with 256MB memory. To see more pictures just follow the link listed below.

Millenium Falcon computer mod: Fantasy in every part [via gizmowatch]

This plush toy comes from a vendor on Etsy, they also have the Flying V Guitar in plush. It just depends on your preference. I’d likely choose the Wii just because I love the little skulls and crossbones. She also has the Gibson SG in red, pink and purple.

Each guitar is 20 inches in height and all are sold for $22. The guitar is made of skull and crossbones polyester waffle cloth knit, with a black polyester alpine fleece stem.

At last, our own plush guitar [via wiifanboy]

I am starting to have a hard time finding enough shelving for all of the games and game consoles I seem to have collected. I however, am still debating if I want to take the chic route, or just go all out in true geek style. After all if I got a more geeky cabinet it might blend in with my painting of a shrunken head and the comic book cover art work I have hanging up.

This cabinet was built by the owner’s father. I never would have guessed that this was a home-made project from the look of it.

More Wii Furniture To Dork-Up Your Living Room [via kotaku]

The cuff links make me a little sad that I don’t really have a need for cuff links. I’m one of those weird girls that doesn’t own a guy’s dress shirt.

The unfortunate thing is that these cuff links don’t just look nice. They come with the price of a nicer set of cuff links. They are being sold for $150 per set.

PlayStation Controller Cuff links [via geekalerts]

The earrings are a bit much for me and really they make my ears hurt a little just looking at them, but the charm is awesome. Charms are great because you can hang them from a chain around your neck or just turn them into a keychain.

The earring set is being sold for $5.65 and the charm is being sold for $3.25. Pointing out yet another reason I love Etsy, you can find quite a few things for under ten bucks.

A loving tribute to Atari [via gamerfront]

This is a concept phone as of now, but it was created to allow for you to customize your phone to make it your own. You can take out the different squares and make just about any design your heart desires.

Limited edition designs could also feature precious metal and gems. Giving you the more high-end look. Hopefully the actual product wouldn’t come in that creepy gold look. Plus there might be a slight issue with some of those squares collecting pocket lint and dirt.

Personalizing That Phone [via yankodesign]