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    Power Icon Necklace

    Power Icon Necklace

    You’ve got the suit, but now you can really power up your look with the Power Icon Necklace. Most commonly found on modern electronics, the iconic on/off button charm is handmade in silver by Los Angeles-based husband-and-wife team Mindy and Grant Searce. Dangling from a 17.5″ chain, it just might serve as a subtle reminder of own continue reading…

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    USB Media Submarine

    USB Media Submarine

    The addition of a few clever desk accessories seems to magically lighten up the workload…if only for a moment. This Submarine shaped card reader + USB Hub + bluetooth combo is certainly one of them. The watercraft themed gadget is fully compliant with USB 2.0 specifications, but sadly, isn’t available in yellow.

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    Star Wars Keyboard

    Star Wars Keyboard

    If you live breath and TYPE Star Wars suits you this Yoda covered keyboard does. Okay we’ll try to refrain from too many cheesy Star Wars jokes, but we just can’t contain our excitement about this Star Wars keyboard. Suitable for both Mac and PC, this keyboard has everything a young padawan needs like 11 continue reading…

        
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    Recycled Keyboard Notebook

    Recycled Keyboard Notebook

    If you want avoid the drama, switch from an online journal to something all of your friends can’t read from their cell phones. For a familiar feeling, the Recycled Keyboard Notebook wraps a 88 paged paper journal in 62 keyboard keys. Not that you need a justification for geeky style, but you can feel good continue reading…

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    USB Triple Foot Switch

    USB Triple Foot Switch

    If you find yourself trying to type faster than your fingers can go, maybe it’s time for a break—as in the pedal variety. The USB Triple Foot Switch accelerates your computer with super fast, hands-free shortcuts that you tap with your foot rather than your fingers. Compatible with Windows and no drivers necessary (as in continue reading…

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    Color Keyboard Stickers

    Color Keyboard Stickers

    Don’t they try to teach you in typing classes NOT to stare down at your keyboard when you type? You won’t be able to help yourself if you have these colorful keyboard stickers. Give your plain gray Macbook keyboard some personality with keyboard decals by etsy seller Openandclose, including designs like rainbow colors, Lego blocks continue reading…

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    Gameboy iPad Sleeve

    Gameboy iPad Sleeve

    Do you remember what made you fall in love with handheld gaming and gadgets in the first place? Before most people had ever even seen a cell phone up close, every kid had a gameboy. Bring a little bit of that fun nostalgia to your newest gadget, the iPad, with this cute retro Gameboy sleeve. continue reading…

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    World's Most Expensive Computer Mouse

    World's Most Expensive Computer Mouse

    Quiz time. How much does the world’s most expensive mouse cost? No peaking, okay? We’ll give some hints: it’s made of 18 karat white gold and covered in 59 diamonds. Give up? The world’s most expensive mouse (aka the least practical computer accessory since zip disks) costs an unbelievable $26,730.

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    Floppy Disk Paintings by Nick Gentry

    Floppy Disk Paintings by Nick Gentry

    As technology becomes obsolete many artists find uses for old computer components, especially in sculptures. But London artist Nick Gentry found another compelling use for old floppy disks by using them as his canvas. He finds patterns inherent in the disks such as a metal circular hub as a human eye, and brings them continue reading…

        
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    Times Square Recycle Billboard Made From Recyclables

    Times Square Recycle Billboard Made From Recyclables

    Best Buy is showing off their green side in Times Square through this neat billboard made from recycled electronics. Encouraging you to “e-cycle” they promise to take your old (out of warranty) PCs, monitors and VCRs and recycle them for you… perhaps by turning them into more signs. Either way it’s a clever sign advertising continue reading…

        
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