October, 2008

If you are looking for  a fun external hard drive to brighten up your desk, then check out the external hard drives from Meninos. They come in a variety of designs, with a choice of 250GB or 500GB of storage, or you can just buy the case and add your own hard drive.

Since the iPhone has been released it is amazing the amount of gadgets and devices that have copied it, well now there is the iBone a chew toy for your four legged friend.

Check out this fun iPhone Robot from Silicon Valley software engineer Kazu Terasaki. The iPhone Robot is controlled via a PC, but he intends to develop it so it can be controlled by a chip, here’s a video of it in action.

Here’s another fun gadget for the festive season to go with your Star Wars Nutcracker Set, the Star Trek Nutcrackers. These fun Star Trek Nutcrackers stand 12 inches tall, and two versions are available, Capatain Kirk and Dr Spock.

Check out these fun geeky cufflinks, the NES Cartridge Cufflinks. These fun cufflinks are handmade from clay by artist Laura Swingle, and there are quite a few versions to choose from.

Here’s a fun USB gadget, shaped like a Formula One racing car, the F1 Racing Car USB Drive. This fun flash drive measures 6 x 2.7 x 0.7cm and weighs 72g.

Its the end of another week here at Geeky Gadgets, so here is a round up of the most popular posts this week.

Here’s a fun clock for all the Doctor Who Fans out there, the Dalek Illuminating Wall Clock.

The developers of the paid iBeer iPhone app are taking legal action against the developers of the free iPint applications (Coors in the US and Carling in the UK).

If your looking to give your PC and its accessories that wooden look, then check out this wood grain optical mouse.

As usual there have been lots of cool and interesting gadgets featured on geeky gadgets over the past week. Unfortunately I havent been able to feature them all, so here is a round up of some of the coolest gadgets and some other cool stuff that we missed this week.

Check out this cool concept design, of the PlayStation Portable 2 from designer Tai Cheim. Tai’s design uses a flexible OLED display that rolls out of the PSP2.