Well it certainly has been at interesting week here at geeky gadgets, lots of cool gadgets and concepts, so here is a list of the top 5 most popular posts just incase you missed them.

Cool Concepts – The Digital Plant Pot

An interesting digital plant pot concept.

The World’s fastest 256GB SATA II Solid State Drive

A new 256GB Ultra fast SSD from Samsung.

Asus launches the ROG XG Station – Multimedia Docking Station

An external multimedia docking station from Asus.
Useful Gadgets – The USB CD/DVD Storage Carousel

A great way to store all your DVD’s and CD’s.

Fun Gadgets – The Golf Ball Mouse

A mouse shaped like a golf ball, with a matching putting green and mouse mat.

Here’s another geeky T-shirt to add to your wardrobe, the Ctrl Alt Shift Kill t-shirt.

Sure the Three Laws of Robotics are good for humans… but our favorite outlaw robot doesn’t live by the rules. (Plus, Mom’s Friendly Robot Company probably left that bit out of their bending units’ programming as a cost-saving measure.) He’s less likely to obey orders given by a human than to tell that same human to bite his shiny metal ass. And, occasionally, he has to kill all humans.

This shirt features Bender’s head with the words Ctrl – Alt – Shift – Kill beneath on a black, 100% cotton shirt. Bender’s eyes, gritted teeth, and the words glow in the dark.

This fun t-shirt is available to buy online for $18.99 from Think Geek.

Check out this funky Pac Man Wallet.

If your a Pac Man fan, then this geeky wallet might be for you.

If you want one they are available to buy online from Pullandbear for 8.95 Euros about $17.

via Like Cool

Not a day goes by without another company launching a competitor for the Asus Eee PC, the latest addition to the popular Linux powered sub notebook category is the 3k RazorBook 400.

The RazorBook 400 features a 7 inch LCD with a resolution of 800 x 400, and is powered by a 400MHZ processor.

It runs CE Linux and has 512MB of RAM and a 4GB SSD, there is also built in WiFi and 3 USB ports.

The RazorBook 400 is available to buy online for $299 from 3k.

via Aving

Here’s a fun gadget, to keep yourself amused in the office, the shocking pen.

Place this pen on your co-workers desk and wait until they pick it up, as soon as they press the top of the pen, they will create a circuit that creates a small magnetic field, which then simulates an alternating current and provides relatively high voltage to the depression point on the thumb.

The pen doesn’t actually work, it is still a fun gadget though that is bound to bring a smile to your face when one of your co-workers or friends picks it up, just make sure you don’t leave it on your bosses desk!

The shocking pen is available to buy online for $5.99 from Think Geek.

Check out this funky retro sytled concept, the Cobalt Pocket Watch from designer Adam Huffman.

The cobalt is styled like a pocket watch, giving it that retro look.

Housed inside is a round OLED touch screen that allows access to all the Cobalt’s functions, which include a watch with time, date and temperature.

There is even a built in cellphone which can receive email, text and voicemail and make calls, it comes with Bluetooth so you can connect a headset to it to make and answer calls.

The display can be changed to suit your mood or match your atire from a minimal analog display to a digital one.

This is a great retro styled gadget, where old meets new technology to produce a stylish usable gadget, and it won’t look out of place with your Saville Row suit.

Yanko Design via Slippery Brick

If you are like me, you probably have tons of cd’s and dvd’s scattered around the place and can never find the one you want when you need it.

The USB CD/DVD storage carousel takes care of this and organizes all your disk so you can access them at the touch of a button.

The carousel is a CD storage system which can hold 150 discs. It can store all kinds of discs in 12cm size, such as CDs, DVDs, game CDs, or music CDs.

The unit can be connected to your PC via USB cable and the shape of the USB Storage Carousel for CD/DVD means it’s stackable, thus conserving your desk space.

You can manage the CD database with the included software and you can locate the CD/DVDs by CD title, CD contents, category, remarks, etc. After searching with the software, simply double click the desired disc and the USB Storage Carousel will spin and pull out the CD.

You can also use USB Storage Carousel as a stand alone unit (without a PC). Just directly input the slot number from the key pad, which is located at the right hand side of the unit.

After you press the enter key, the machine will spin to the specific slot and pull out the CD for you. With the stand alone option, the product comes with a form for users to index the discs.

The USB CD/DVD Storage Carousel is available to buy online for $129.99 from Think Geek.

Check out this fun USB Mini web cam.

It features a built in sucker so you can attach it to any surface, and you can also adjust the lens to virtually any angle.

Here’s the specs.

• Lens rotation for adjusting clear image
• Video Conferencing
• Workable on ICQ, MSN, Skype, etc
• Built in flexible neat sucker, easy to attach to any neat surface
• Plug and play
• USB Interface
• Fully support USB 1.0 and 2.0
• Drive free for Windows XP and Vista
• Size: 68 x 68 x 223mm (approx.)
• Weight: 115g Windows XP SP2/Vista
• Pentium 450 MHz equivalent or above 256MB RAM

This fun USB mini web cam is available to buy online for $19 from Brando.

The guys over at Engadget have managed to get their hands on some shots of a new sub notebook from Dell, which is designed to rival the hugely popular Asus Eee PC.

The specs are a little limited at the moment, but it will feature an 8.9 inch display, an integrated webcam, WiFi, an 8 in 1 car reader.

This mini notebook will come with a choice of either Windows XP or Ubuntu Linux and is expected to retail for under $500.

via Engadget

Check out this cool digital plant pot concept from designer Junyi Heo.

The digital plant pot is designed to measure your plants health and provide feedback on a variety of factors which determine how well you plants are doing.

It will measuresoil conditions, temperature, humidity and water, it then calculates those variables based on the need of your plant and then expresses them via pictures on the built in LCD.

It also has some other unique features, if you over water your plant, it will recognise this and drain the excess water..

It is powered via USB, and you can also download the data from the digital plant pot direct to your computer.

This is a great concept, very innovative, I could definitely use one of these as I am not to good with plants.

via Yanko Design.

Check out this cool solar powered digital audio player from Thanko.

This Eco friendly gadget comes with a 1.8 inch LCD screen and 4GB or storage.

There is also a miniSD card slot which can take up to a 2GB card, and this Eco gadget will play MP3, WMA, WAV, AVI,Rm,VOB files.

As well as the solar panel to charge the DAP it can also be charged via USB.

There are no details on pricing or availability as yet.

via Akihabara News

The SATA HDD Dock allows you to plug any 2.5″ or 3.5″ SATA HDD to your computer via USB or ESATA.

It also has a built in two port USB hub and a card reader.

Here’s the specs.

• Supports both S-ATA 2.5″ HDD and 3.5″ HDD
• PC connection: USB 2.0 / ESATA
• 2-port USB hub
• 4-Slot Card Reader
• Support Windows VISTA, XP and Mac OS
• Dimension: 130 x 120 x 68mm (approx.)
• Weight: 475g
• Support Card Types:
• SD / SDHC / *Mini SD / *Mini SDHC / *T-Flash Card / *Micro SD
• MMC / MMC-II / RS MMC / MMC Plus / MMC Plus Turbo / MMC Mobile/Mobile-ProC
• Compact Flash / XD
• Memory Stick / Memory Stick MagicGate / Memory Stick Pro / Memory Stick Duo / *Memory Stick Pro Duo / *Memory Stick MagicGate Puo / *Memory Stick MagicGate Duo / *Memory Stick micro (M2)

The SATA HDD Multi-function dock is available to buy online for $79 from Brando.