Check out this geeky watch from Tokyoflash called the Tibida.

Tibida expresses three functions through its name; time, binary and date.  Created using 42 white LEDs, this design offers three conceptually different ways to tell the time; hour-centric, minute-centric and binary.

Combining a stainless steel case and clasp with a mineral crystal lens and polyurethane band, Tibida is available in four fashionable styles; polished stainless steel case with either a red, blue or black face or IP black case with an orange face.

The Tibida from Tokyflash is available to buy online from their website for about $122.

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Brando has launched a new tiny USB Bluetooth Adapter for you PC or Notebook.

It enables you to connect to any Bluetooth enabled device and has a range of more than 10 metres.

It will transfer data at 723 Kbps and weighs just 2g, here’s the specs.

• Connect Most Bluetooth devices. Support A2DP up to 30Meter
• Enables wireless connectivity between computers and devices
• Enables connectivity to 7 Bluetooth devices at one time
• Enables Wireless Personal Area Network (PAN) connectivity
• Bluetooth 1.1 compliant
• Bluetooth class 2, compatible with Bluetooth class 1
• USB 1.1 compliant
• More than 33 feet wireless networking range
• Up to 723 Kbps data rate
• Super mini and slime size, easy to carry
• Easy to install and use
• Dimension: 14 x 19 x 6mm (approx.)
• Weight: 2g

It is available to buy online from Brando for $24.

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Sharp has released details of a new PMP, the Sharp SP600.

It features a 4.3 inch touchscreen, a 30GB HDD, and will play MP3, WMA, WAV, OGG, AAC audio files as well as DIVX, MPEG1/2/4, WMV7/8/9, H.264BP, ASF video files.

It also features a built in e-dictionary, and has SD/MMC ports, and will run Windows CE 5.0.

It will go on sale in Korea for around $440, no word on when it will be released elsewhere as yet.

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Check out this geeky 8-bit watch.

The Icon watch has a plain face with no numbers and has a distinctive 8-bit design.

Inspired from classic arcade games like space invaders, it is available to buy online from Funshop.co.kr for about $80.

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Check out the IronKey USB drive.

It features military grade encryption to keep you data safe and also features a self-destruct sequence, should the device detect any physical tampering.

Passwords can be hacked, but not the IronKey. It’s built to withstand attacks both virtual and physical. 10 incorrect password attempts, and the encryption chip self-destructs, making the contents of the flash drive totally unreadable.

It is also waterproof and tamper-proof, and it enables you to browse the web through any network in a ‘Stealth Browsing Mode’.

The IronKey USB Flash drive is comes in 1GB, 2GB and 4GB versions and is available to buy online between $78.99 and $149.99 from ThinkGeek.com

Here’s a cool app for your iPhone or iPod Touch, Pocket Guitar.

It was developed by a guy called Shinya Kasatni as a Google Code project.

You can get the code over at pocketguitar, here’s how you install it.

To install, launch the Installer, choose Sources, and add http://podmap.net/apps to your repositories. Look under the “Toys” category to find PocketGuitar.

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Here’s a fun geeky toy, the Giant R/C Mario Kart Racer.

Steer Mario around your home or office with the included Nintendo GameCube style controller. Set-up some banana peels and turtle shells in your living room (not included) for true video game realism. Just watch out when you hit the turbo button right into a banana peel and Mario careens into your cat.

Here’s a video of it in action

It is available to buy online for $49.99 from ThinkGeek.

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Here’s another geeky t-shirt for your wardrobe, the Windows Blue Screen of Death T-Shirt.

If you are a Windows user (like me), then you have probably seen this dreaded screen on your PC at least once.

Well now you can have it on a t-shirt, the BSOD t-shirt is available to buy online from errorwear for $15.49.

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Geeky Gadgets is now fully optimized for you iPhone  and iPod touch.

I have also added an icon to the site so you can add geeky gadgets to your iPhone home-screen, here’s a snap of what it looks like.

So make sure you add geeky gadgets to your home-screen on your iPhone.

Thanks to the guys over at Nerd Approved and Slippery Brick who gave me the idea.

Check out this concept Gucci LED Watch from designer Nuno Oliveira.

Here’s what the designer had to say about this concept.

“Concept watch/bracelet with LCD screen. Inspired in different jewelry products and by the Gucci brand I tried to develop a nice clean watch with LCD technology disguised as a silver bracelet.”

This is a great design, and very futuristic looking.

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Check out this geeky lamp from Neo Design.

Space Invader is a lighting solution that represents the capture of a revisited concept of a fantastic and fictitious world of lively small aliens.
These extraterrestrial bodies constitute the product of a crossing with the famous Japanese video game characters “Space Invaders” due to an inspiration on its appearance, a kind of sea animals with tentacles, legs or antennas, that move through the air.

These are really cool looking lamps, and I have been trying to find some details of where you can actually buy them from and how much they are but can’t seem to find anything so if anyone has any idea, add a comment or drop me an email.

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Here’s a geeky gadget add on for you mobile phone or PDA.

The Bluetooth Laser Virtual keyboard with work with virtually any Bluetooth enabled device including PDAs, Smartphones, PC’s and Notebooks.

It will project a full sized keyboard onto any flat surface, which is great if you are like me and get fed up using the tiny keyboard on your mobile.

It has a built in rechargeable battery which will give you 2 hours of continuous typing time, and is small enough to fit in yout pocket measuring just 3.5 inches high.

It is compatible with PalmOS 5, PocketPC 2003, Windows Smartphone, Symbian OS, and Windows 2000/XP and has limited Mac OSX Support.

The Bluetooth Laser Virtual keyboard is available to buy online for $149.99 from ThinkGeek.