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Robo Vacuum attacks your crumbs in true geeky fashion

Abby McVay, May 6th 2008 Discuss [0]

Although this vacuum is definitely no Roomba, it is still pretty cool. Straight from Perpetual Kid, this cute little robot will lie in wait ready to spring into action and sweep up your crumbs. Read The Full Story

The Space Invaders Cutting Board

Abby McVay, Apr 28th 2008 Discuss [0]

Even in the kitchen gamers need ways to express their geeky selves. Beyond fridge magnets there aren't a ton of ways to do that. Well now one Etsy seller is offering this cutting board to keep you attached to the classics. Read The Full Story

The Wiimote Cufflinks – perfect for gamer weddings

Abby McVay, Apr 28th 2008 Discuss [0]

A while back I wrote up some gaming cufflinks, and geeky cufflinks are nothing new really. Now, however, there are cufflinks especially for the Wii fans. Read The Full Story

Wall Mounted LED Lamp in the form of throwing stars

Abby McVay, Apr 18th 2008 Discuss [0]

If you haven't felt quite enough like a ninja lately, a bit of quirky lighting might boost your confidence a bit. Especially if it seems sharp and dangerous, okay it might not really be, but it is shiny and designed after a dangerous weapon. Read The Full Story

The Circuit Board Mouse Pad – poorly thought out

Abby McVay, Apr 18th 2008 Discuss [0]

Anyone who has enjoyed looking at the products that come from recycled circuit boards will enjoy this mouse pad. As with all circuit board products it is made of old useless ones, although this one has a slight snag with the purpose of its direct function. Read The Full Story

Gelaskins creates Motherboard laptop skin

Abby McVay, Apr 14th 2008 Discuss [1]

Gelaskins has been featured a time or two on Slashgear with several different covers that have left myself and several others envious. However, this cover is quite a bit different from their artistic covers that they currently offer, adding a more geeky flair to your laptop. Read The Full Story

The All Spark in USB hub form

Abby McVay, Apr 14th 2008 Discuss [0]

Any fans of the new Transformers movie might be interested in this USB hub with a bit of a geeky twist. It is designed to look like the All Spark, for those living under a rock, that is the artifact they were protecting in the movie. Read The Full Story

Lego Correction Tape

Abby McVay, Apr 3rd 2008 Discuss [0]

If you're in love with all that is Lego, you might enjoy this geeky office supply. This product happens to be sold by the same people who were selling the Lego Tower Mood Light, so you can snag them both from the same place. Read The Full Story

The Zelda Corset offers a bit of geeky sex appeal

Abby McVay, Mar 31st 2008 Discuss [1]

Not all geek girls like to show their geeky colors by wearing all sorts of gaming and tech inspired fashion, however, it is fun from time to time. This Zelda corset is definitely one way to show your pride in one of the classic games we all know and love. Read The Full Story

The Dr. Who Webcam is technologically challenged

Abby McVay, Mar 21st 2008 Discuss [0]

Dr. Who is one of the many highly recognizable symbols among geeks everywhere and now you can have a Dr. Who inspired webcam. Specifically, capturing a detailed Dalek design. Read The Full Story

Walkman Radio Wristlet with built in speakers

Abby McVay, Mar 17th 2008 Discuss [0]

If you have a thing for portable speakers with a slight vintage flair, you might want to check out this Walkman wristlet. Featuring the design of technology from long ago (that's long ago in technology years) this wristlet will hold what you want it to and play your favorite tunes. Read The Full Story

Supermandolini’s Floppy Disc coasters

Abby McVay, Feb 29th 2008 Discuss [0]

Supermandolini has created coasters for geeks. You might be wondering why we geeks need special coasters and the answer is simple. It is merely, because we can, that's why. These coasters are fashioned after the extremely outdated floppy disk. 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. Read The Full Story