We have seen quite a few different geeky watches here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is this cool timepiece from the guys over at Knot Design, the 0Hundred Watch.
This cool watch is the work of designer Nicholas DiLoreto and Kort Neumann and it is designed to look similar to a vintage military watch.
If you are looking for a bag to carry all your gadgets around in, and charge them at the same time, then you may want to check out the Neubeur Energy Solar Bag.
If you are a huge fan of Twitter and don’t actually own a mobile phone, then you may want to check out TwitterPeak, which is the first device dedicated solely to Twitter.
The TwitterPeek lets you use Twitter like you would on your smartphone, it will work anywhere in the US and connects to a nationwide cellular network, it features a full QWERTY keyboard, a color screen and a click scroll wheel.
The Urban Cursor was an art project that was shown off at the Festival Ingravid in Spain in September, it is basically a giant cursor that people could sit on, or move around, it had a built in GPS tracker which transmitted its location to Google Maps.
Here is a cool design concept from designer Harc Lee, the Pocket Light, a simple yet brilliant idea.
The Pocket Light is about the size of a credit card, and it is designed to fit in your wallet, just pop out the light bulb from the centre and it lights up.
If you are the person who ends up getting everyone coffee in the office, then you may want to check out these fun Link Mugs, which make it easier to carry multiple cups of coffee at once.
The Link Mugs were designed by designer Jonathan Aspinall, and you get a set of three mugs in a set, each one has a male and female plug so that they can be linked together.
NEC has developed a new device that will automatically translate spoken word and then display the translation in your own native language on to a tiny retinal display in front of your eye.
NEC expect to begin shipping in 2010 but its not going to be cheap. NEC are estimating it will cost around 750 million yen ($8.16m) for thirty members of staff… ouch.
This has got to be the largest iPod speaker I’ve seen. This monster Wall of Sound (WOS) speaker by Brothers has 28 elements and completely dwarfs the iPod Nano, promoted as the worlds most powerful iPod speaker has a frequency response of 40Hz – 20,00kHz and weighs 102kilos.
Here is another remote controlled gadget for today, although this one looks a little more fun than the RC Tissue Box, the Mini HoverDrone.
The Mini HoverDrone is apparently the smallest remote controlled flying device ever, measuring just 60mm in diameter and just 65mm tall.
Fancy something a little different to dock your iPod or iPhone with? Then check out the Regen Reverb Solar Powered iPod Dock.
The Regen Reverb Solar Powered iPod Dock stands a massive 3 feet tall, and it can apparently pump out 60 watts of power, and can play your favourite tunes for up to 12 hours.
Here we have another innovative gadget from Japan, what is it? Is it a new MP3 player, or a netbook, nope it is the gadget everyone has been waiting for a remote controlled tissue box.
We have seen a few cool Star Wars cakes before on Geeky Gadgets, including an AT-AT cake, but this one has to be the coolest AT-At cake we have seen so far, the AT-AT and snowspeeder cake.
