Substance - April 06 2007Geek Orthodox Easter Gadgets and Gear6
As Easter weekend falls upon us and you're sitting in front of a computer, you should probably come to grips with the fact that you may be something of a geek. In honor of the celebration you should be having, we've put together a list of products that will help you get through all of the working, gaming, or research you're doing instead of enjoying your holiday weekend.
No rabbit has made a bigger splash in the tech world since the energizer bunny. The Nabaztag Wifi Rabbit is a cute and clever--it's up to you to decide which wins out--device that connects to your WiFi network and vocally reads out incoming email and text messages, in addition to news, weather, stocks, and blog posts from RSS. If you're musically inclined, he whistles and plays mp3s. He can also be programmed to communicate via ear wiggling and lighting up.
Philips Portable Speaker System
Although more an orb than an egg, the Philips Portable Speaker System, with its white exterior, still looks a lot like an egg when you close it up for transport. Opened, the powered plug and play speaker set features 50mm drivers and 20 hours of playtime. This would be a really nice find on an Easter egg hunt.
Monty Python Killer Rabbit Slippers
Does anyone who's not a geek like Monty Python? You know you relish the thought of working from home in your underwear, so if and when it happens, you'll be able to stay comfortable all day long in these Killer Rabbit Slippers .
The only bunnies most guys--geek or not--have any interest in playing with is a Playboy bunny. This Playboy Bathrobe will have you ready for action and puts a clever spin on the Easter theme. It also works pretty well with the Killer Rabbit Slippers.
This is the most sensible way a geek could decorate for Easter. A desktop speaker that looks modeled after the egg, the Eclipse TD510 is designed for huge sound. The compact unit is optimal as a desktop speaker, but it is made to be powerful enough for use with your stereo system. A variable angle pivot also allows for sound projection in any direction.
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[Photo Credit: Rakka] By: cory o'malley |








Posted: April 06 2007