Check out this fun Star Wars Lego pen set.

It comes with 3 pens each with individual characters, Darth Vader, R2 D2 and Yoda.

This fun pen set is available to buy online for $24.95 from Wireless.

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Here’s a geeky accessory for your geeky wardrobe, the R2 D2 belt buckle.

The R2-D2 belt buckle measures 2.25″ x 3.75″ and is available to buy online for $21.99 from Amazon.

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Check out this funky cubic four port USB hub.

Here’s the specs.

• Fully compliant with the USB Specification version 1.1/2.0, full speed up to 480Mbps.
• Single chip integrated USB hub controller with embedded proprietary processor.
• Support four bus-powered downstream ports.
• Built-in 3.3 voltage regulator allows single +5V operating voltage, resulting in reduced overall system cost.
• Provide up to 500mA current to each port which is sufficient for diverse devices.
• Hot Plug & Play
• Design with super streamline & min size with color LED show (particular models).
• Weight: 95g.

The cubic four port USB hub is available to buy online for $11.99 from Giz Fever.

Here’s a fun accessory for your iPod, the Mosquito Ruby Pod Rare iPod Case.

Designed to look like raw beef, this fun iPod case is available to buy online for 6,980 yen (about $60) in Japan.

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SEGA has announced the availability of a demo version of the upcoming Iron Man game, if you own an Xbox 360 or PS3 you can download the demo and check it out for yourself.

Players are invited to become literal cans of whoop-a$$, with Marvel’s metal-clad superhero aiding them in the destruction of tanks, jets and other things that explode when you punch them a lot.

Here’s a video of the game in action.

The Iron Man game will go on sale on May the 2nd.

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Here’s a fun gadget that turns your iPod Nano into a digital photo frame.

Put your iPod in the case, and turn on slideshow mode, and you can display your favourite photos just like a digital photo frame.

This funky iPod accessory is available to buy online for $13.99 from USB Fever.

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Here’s a useful gadget to keep your desk nice and tidy with, the Turbo USB Mini Vacuum.

Turbo USB Mini Vacuum lets you clean the dust on your keyboard or any place where difficult to clean on your desk. Bright LED light helps to light up the cleaning place. Powered by USB and the turbo function helps to increase the power when used.

Here’s the specs.

• Mini Vacuum to clean your keyboard or desk
• Turbo mode to increase power
• Retractable brush holder
• Power switch for ON/LED/OFF
• LED lights your cleaning place
• Power consumption: USB DC + 5V with 1A Fuse secure
• Normal: 220mA, Turbo: 260mA
• Motor Working:
• Normal Stage: DC + 4V at 18,000 RPM
• Turbo Stage: DC + 5V at 24,000 RPM
• Size: 142*32*40mm
• Weight: 65g

The Turbo USB Mini Vacuum is available to buy online for $12 from Gadget4all.

The other day Asus announced the launch of the new 8.9 inch Asus Eee PC 900, with a delivery date in the UK of May.

They have now confirmed that they will ship the Asus PC 900 with Intel’s new Atom processor in June in the UK.

According to Asus the Atom processor will give the Asus Eee PC 900 a much better battery life. I was going to get myself one of the new 900’s when they go on sale, but I think I will wait till June now and get the version with the new Atom processor.

I wonder if they will sell many of the Asus PC 900 in May, I suspect the majority of people will wait till June to get the version with the Atom processor.

Asus obviously wanted to get the 900 out as soon as possible, as there are competitors bringing similar products out in June, so no doubt they wanted to beat them to it, this is probably why they are launching the 900 in May with the existing processor which is used in the Asus Eee PC 701.

via Tech Radar

Check out the A-Data Sport Series S701 flash drive.

Even though you are stuck in traffic, you still cannot stop your desire for speed. By integrating an avant-garde design and special material, A-DATA Sport Series S701 Flash Drive is able to fully demonstrate the kinetic energy and explosive force of a sports car. The motive power continuously generated by the flash drive is an evidence of its endless energy.

The avant-garde concept, leading technology and craft design, of the A-DATA Sport Series S701 not only provides you with an aesthetic impression of a classical sports car, but also bring innovative material and design notion of a flash drive to the public. The external dark tone exhibits a steady and dependable style. Along with the zinc alloy decorated frame and the unprecedented design utilizing the elements originally applied to sports cars, the S701 will grasp your vision and strongly touch the bottom of your heart. Leather paint is applied on the casing. The special pattern on the surface not only gives you a fantastic sensation while you hold it, but is also pleasing to the eye. Users can personally experience its unique features by just touching it. In addition to conveying a sports style and material, S701 overall read & write efficiency also acts like a dynamic sports car. The embedded 2GB~8GB memory capacities as well as the USB 2.0 high speed transmission interface effectively supports Windows ReadyBoost. It makes you feel like you are driving a sports car instead of using your computer.

Here’s the specs.

• Retractable USB connector
• Support Windows ReadyBoost
• Support USB 2.0
• The inner parts are equipped like a sports car, full of energy. The casing feels like leather.
• The shining zinc alloy frame enhances the quality of the casing
• Enhanced for Windows ReadyBoost
• Plug & Play functionality in Windows Vista, XP, 2000, ME, Linux 2.4 or later, Mac OS 9 or later
• Dimension: 38×20.5x 8mm(LxWxH)
• Weight: 11g

It comes in a choice of 4GB or 8GB and is available to buy online from $36 to $55 from Brando.

Check out these geeky Space Invader cufflinks.

They are made from a scarbble tile with a decoupaged space invader image on them.

If you fancy a set they are available to buy online for $14.99 from Etsy.

Check out the InkMedia PC, which will go on sale for less than $300.

The InkmEdia has an 8.6 inch SVGA screen with a resolution of 800 x 600, 4 USB 2.0 ports, 2 SD card slots and 512MB of RAM, and 2 GB NAND Flash, containing read only file system (compressed).

Due to its advanced technical design, the InkMedia computer line cannot get a virus, a worm or ad-ware of any kind. It also never slows down, as it doesn’t have a hard disk to de-fragment. The InkMedia computer was designed from the outset to minimize any need for service or technical support. Its OS and applications are permanently embedded in the hardware, unable to be accessed or written to by malicious scripts.

The InkMedia computer has no moving parts and contains no hard disk to overheat or wear out. It has excellent performance and a mid-level class CPU, capable of operating virtually any form of media (flash or video) and it is fully internet capable. The technology operates with USB devices and connects seamlessly to servers and networks.

Here’s the specs.

• VIA C7-M ULV Processor
• Internal 8.6″ Diagonal SVGA (800×600) LCD panel
• Supporting 1024 X 768 True Color Video Output on external monitor
• Supports MPEG2 and MPEG4 decode acceleration in hardware.
• 4 USB 2.0 ports, 1 USB 1.1 port (for keyboard)
• 2 SD slots
• 512 MB Ram
• 2 GB NAND Flash, containing read only file system (compressed)
• User file storage on SD card
• 1 Stereo minipin audio out, stereo minipin mic in
• 1 RGB out for VGA monitor
• 10/100 Ethernet jack
• 802.11 a/b/g WiFi
• 100-250V 50/60Hz universal power supply
• 5-8 Hours of battery life

There are no details available at the moment on when the InkMedia PC will go on sale or the exact pricing but InkMedia have confirmed it will be less than $300.

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A Chinese developer has developed a cool iPhone app, hand writing recognition software.

At the moment the software is still in Beta, and there are a few bugs with it.

You use your finger on the touchscreen to write and then it translates your writing into characters.

The guys over at Gizmodo have a video of the software in action, head on over there and check it out.

Gizmodo via GizmoWatch