It is the end of another week here at Geeky Gadgets, we have seen lots of cool new gadgets and geeky gear so it is time for our round up of the most popular posts this week.
My personal favourites this week were the iPhone 4G concept and the Lego Star Wars Foosball table.
It is almost the end of another week here at Geeky Gadgets, this week we have seen lots of cool new gadgets, gizmo’s and geeky gear.
As usual we haven’t been able to cover everything we have spotted, so here is our weekly roundup of the coolest gadgets we missed.
The Rii Mini Wireless Keyboard is a small QWERTY keyboard that comes with 69 keys and has a built in touchpad and also a laser pointer. It features a LED backlit keyboard so you can use it easily in the dark.
Other features include a range of keys so you can control your Windows Media Centre HTPC, and a built in rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Here is another cool design from the guys over at Art Lebedev Studios, the Art Lebedev’s Segmentus Clock. The funky looking clock uses segmented rotating lines to form LCD style numbers on the clock face.
Each segment of the clock is an articulating arrow, similar to a tiny clock hand, check out the video of it in action.
Aiptek has added another pocket video projector to their range with the launch of the Aiptek PocketCinema Z20 Pocket Projector. Although this new model has some interesting features over previous pocket projectors we have seen.
The Aiptek PocketCinema Z20 Pocket Projector weighs just 250 grams and it measures 125mm by 62mm by 24 mm, it features a built in rechargeable Li-ion battery which will give you around 120 minutes of video playback.
Kingston have just released a monster of a USB drive. If you thought 32GB was a large amount of storage the Kingston DT-310 DataTraveler can store up to 54 full-length movies, or enough music for you to play a different CD full of tunes each day for a year.
Here is a fun accessory for all the retro gaming fans out there, the USB Nintendo PC Gamepad, which can be plugged into your PC, and features a design similar to the Famicon controllers from the 1980’s.
Unfortunately it looks like the USB Nintendo PC Gamepad is USB 1.0, but it does come with eight gaming buttons including a turbo button for automatic firing.
Asus have just released their latest sound card the Xonar Xense which now comes bundled with a pair of matching Sennheiser PC350 headphones.
The Sennheiser cans are capable of 7Vrms due to an integrated amplifier and the noise-canceling microphone filters out ambient noise, so your voice will always be heard at those critical gaming moments.
If your in the market for some totally original and custom made headphones then these cans designed by Brian Garret Schuur and created by Freedom of Creation may be worth a look.
Each pair is made to order with a choice of colors and each one features your choice of lyrics, or name of your favourite bands or singers etched all around the head band in raised 3D profiles.
We have seen quite a few different cases for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS, the latest one is made from stainless steel and is designed to give your iPhone a bit of a different look, the Stainless Steel iPhone case.
The Stainless Steel iPhone case feature internal silicone pads to make sure your iPhone is protected and it has a flip up lid that will give you full access to your iPhone’s touchscreen.
One of the most popular gaming platforms available on PCs is Valve’s Steam platform, with popular games like Counter Strike, Team Fortress 2 and many more.
On the current platform on PCs you can download and play hundreds of different games, rather than having to actually buy them from a store, and this and the amount of cool games available has made it one of the most popular PC gaming platforms.
Western Digital has launched its first range of solid state drives (SSD) designed for the consumer market, the Western Digitial SiliconEdge Blue SSD.
The Western Digitial SiliconEdge Blue SSD will come in a range of different sizes which include 64GB, 128GB and 256GB capacities, and they feature the SATA 2 (3Gbps) interface.
