Check out this cool USB Memory drive that fits on your keychain.

This two-inch long thumbdrive is encased in brushed aluminum with an attached chain and hook. Keep it on your keychain, hang it around your neck, or dangle it from your nose, if that’s your thing. By the way, if you do hang it from a body part, make sure you email us a picture!

It comes with 2GB of storage, is USB 1.1 and 2.0 compatible.

The Capsule USB Memory Key is available for $27.99 from ThinkGeek.

Check out these cool cases for your 3G iPod Nano, the iFrogz Audiowrapz.

These funky cases are made of silicon, and have built in speakers which are powered by your iPod so there is no need for batteries.

They come in a variety of fully customizable colours, and even have customizable screenz to cover your control wheel.

These cool iPod cases are available to buy online for $27.99 from iFrogz.

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Check out the Olympus U1030Sw digital camera.

This 10.1 megapixel camera is shock resistant and can be dropped form a height of 2m max, and support pressure on its body of 100kg.

It can also be dropped into 10m max of water and it will still work, this is a great camera if you are into extreme sports or are accident prone like me.

No word on pricing or availability as yet.

via Akihabara News

Check out these geeky pillowcases, the NES Controller Pillowcases.

Feel confident in your gaming prowess with this Nintendo Controller Pillowcase.
Lay your head down on its classic gaming goodness and dream of more simple times.

These fun pillowcases are available to buy online from Pengyuinotic over at Etsy, for $40 each or $70 for a pair.

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Here’s another geeky t-shirt for your geeky wardrobe, the T-Qualizer T-Shirt.

Take the lowly T-Shirt for example: In caveman times you had animal pelts… the Medieval era saw rise to the stylish burlap sack… next came lovely soft cotton and then synthetic polyester. Finally the modern space age delivers a fully functioning graphic equalizer in a handy t-shirt format. Party like it’s 2999 with the glowing display on the T-Qualizer that dynamically changes with any ambient sound or music. This has to be the coolest wearable tech we’ve seen since the George Foreman backpack grill.

Here’s the specs

• EL Lit Glowing Equalizer animates to ambient noise or music
•  Battery Pack fits in small interior pocket inside shirt
• Each Equalizer bar reacts differently depending on sound frequency
• 4 AAA Batteries Required
• Battery pack is removable, shirt must be hand washed

The T-Qualizer T-Shirt is available to buy online for $39.99 from ThinkGeek.

Check out this new LCD monitor form Astro System, the DM-3400.

This mammoth 56 inch LCD display features a resolution of 3840 x 2160, has support for DVI-D (4 channels) and HD-SDI (4 channels/Dual Link).

It also features 4 input channels for a quad display view and has multi-rate support (60p, 60i, 24PsF) and automatic detection of the field (frame) frequency. The HD-SDI input is compliant to ITU-RBT, 1769 and accepts 1-, 4-, or 8-channel inputs. It also offers adjustable brightness, contrast, and chroma levels. Users can also adjust levels for each RGB channel with a remote control. The DM-3400 monitor has one channel of AES/EBU audio with an HD-SDI embedded

It is designed for screening rooms and broadcast studies, so you know it isn’t going to be cheap.

StudioDaily via Engadget

Check out this cool concept from designer Wooteik Lim.

Tired of hearing people say, “do you have me on speakerphone?” or how about “why is it echoing?” Avid hands-free headset users know the drill and no matter how sensitive the mic is, truth is the ear is just a tad too far away from the mouth. The Tie Up concept is a solve to that problem by placing the mic right below your mouth. Slide it up the lanyard to answer and conversely slide down to hang up.

via Yanko Design

Here’s a fun clock, The Blackboard Wall Clock, exactly like those blackboards we had in school many years ago.

This takes me back to the days I used to spend writing lines on the blackboard.

Go back to schooldays past with this blackboard clock made of famous Pennsylvania black slate. The surface is perfect for jotting down shopping lists, family reminders, notes to yourself. Comes with a piece of chalk that fits in a holder on the bottom; felt eraser not included.

The Blackboard clock is available to buy online from eco-artware for $80.

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Here’s a fun toy to keep you busy in your office, The Desktop Mini Aluminium Soccer Game.

It has all the features of the popular Table Football (Soccer), its just shrunk down to fit on your desk and measures 6.5cm x 20.5cm x 11.5cm and weighs about 280g.

The Desktop mini Aluminium Soccer Game is available to buy online for $22.90 from Brando.

Check out this fun Star Trek Communicator Replica.

With sound effects and clips from the groundbreaking sci-fi series, each of these limited edition collectibles features a pop-open design and deluxe window-box packaging. This exclusive lifesize communicator has a glossy paint base and vac-metal shield.

Along with beeping sounds, there are 9 different voice phrases:

• Enterprise, this is Kirk. (Captain Kirk)
• Spock here, Captain. (Spock)
• Bridge here, Captain.
• Transporter room ready to beam up.
• Bridge, this is the captain. (Captain Kirk)
• Enterprise to Mr. Spock.
• Captain, shall I beam down an armed party? (Spock)
• Scotty here, Captain. (Scotty)
• Your signal is very weak; can you turn up your gain? (Spock)

The Star Trek Communicator replica is available to buy online for $29.99 from ThinkGeek.

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Check out this video of the Android UI in action.

I have to say it looks pretty cool, and the navigation seems smooth, as you can see from the video, there are a host of features including a web browser, a calendar and Gmail.

PDAExpertos via Techeblog

Check out this geeky watch, The Square LED Binary Watch

This watch uses two rows of either blue or red LEDs to indicate the time. If a LED is glowing this represents a “one” for that column’s value and if the LED is off this represents a “zero”. The values for LEDs that are on can be added to determine the hours and minutes. In a short while you will be able to read the time in this format, thus moving you one step closer to geek perfection. Your fellow geeks will only be able to look at your watch with a somewhat bewildered expression when they ask you, “what time is it?”

Here’s the specs.

• Displays time using binary representation
• Blue or Red LED lights indicate the hours and minutes
• The upper LED-row shows hours (8-4-2-1)
• The lower LED-row shows minutes (32-16-8-4-2-1)
• Push button – the time is displayed for 5 seconds
• Watch face contains 10 LEDs
• Stylish square watch face design
• Leather band and stainless steel back
• Water resistant (3 Atm)
• Battery included (type CR2032)
• Instruction manual included
• Dimensions: 1-1/2″ wide x 7/16″ thick (38mm x 11mm)

The Square LED Binary Watch is available to buy online for $169.99 from ThinkGeek.