Geek Gifts 2009: Motorola S805 Bluetooth DJ Headset

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When it comes to listening to music or gaming, nothing beats a good pair of headphones with a built-in microphone. The Motorola S805 Bluetooth DJ Headset provides clear stereo audio and it does it without the annoying wires or line of sight issues. [Read More] Posted By: Mark Kaelin on 05/28/2009 @ 08:41:27 AM in Geekend

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We know what the geek in your life wants

TechRepublic conducts a survey each year as part of our Geek Gift Guide series. The results for 2009 may surprise you. [Read More] Posted By: Mark Kaelin on 12/04/2009 @ 11:23:16 AM in Geekend

TechRepublic's Geek Gift Guide 2009

TechRepublic's Geek Gift Guide 2009 reveals some of the most geek-ready gadgets around. Which one does the geek in your life want? [Read More] Posted By: Mark Kaelin on 11/18/2009 @ 08:15:09 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Sony PRS-600 Reader Touch Edition

Sony is trying to make a dent in the ever-expanding e-reader market, which is currently dominated by the Kindle. Learn whether Senior Editor Mary Weilage thinks the Sony PRS-600 Reader is worth the $300 pricetag. [Read More] Posted By: Mary Weilage on 11/18/2009 @ 07:23:30 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Klingon Language Suite of iPhone apps

If you have a diehard Star Trek fan on your holiday shopping list, you'll want to read Scott Lowe's review of the Klingon Language Suite, which is a collection of three iPhone applications: the Conversational Klingon app, the Klingon Dictionary app, and the Klingon Phrasebook. [Read More] Posted By: Scott Lowe on 11/04/2009 @ 08:31:16 PM in Geekend

Geek Gift Guide 2009: Kindle 2

If you need a gift with tech cred for someone who is a voracious reader then the Amazon Kindle 2 rocks. But there's also another scenario to consider. [Read More] Posted By: Jason Hiner on 11/03/2009 @ 06:26:12 AM in Tech Sanity Check

Geek Gifts 2009: Ethernet Crossover Adapter

Looking for an inexpensive yet geeky gift for your coworkers? Edmond Woychowsky suggests the Ethernet Crossover Adapter, which is only $7.99 and fits on a keychain. [Read More] Posted By: Edmond Woychowsky on 11/03/2009 @ 06:24:30 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Poken social networking USB gadget

The Poken social networking USB device is a green alternative to business cards. Senior Editor Sonja Thompson points out strengths and a potential roadblock of this geeky gadget. Will the Poken catch on in the business world? [Read More] Posted By: Sonja Thompson on 11/02/2009 @ 12:48:42 PM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Flip MinoHD camcorder

Nicole Bremer Nash thinks the Flip MinoHD is so easy to use and carry that every geek on your holiday shopping list is sure to love using it. Read her Geek Gifts review. [Read More] Posted By: Nicole Bremer Nash on 11/02/2009 @ 10:01:08 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: 3rd generation game consoles

Avid gamer Shawn Morton says that if you've been waiting to purchase a 3rd generation console, there is no better time to buy. [Read More] Posted By: Shawn Morton on 10/30/2009 @ 03:24:26 PM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Robot Invasion - 7 Cool and Easy Robot Projects

The book Robot Invasion - 7 Cool and Easy Robot Projects shows how to build robots out of LEGOs and erector sets and with software and then program the robots. Discover why Wally Bahny thinks geeks of any age would enjoy it. [Read More] Posted By: Wally Bahny on 10/30/2009 @ 10:32:22 AM in Geekend

Geek Gift Guide 2009: Amazon Kindle DX

The Amazon Kindle DX has a larger screen and more memory than the Kindle 2. It also supports PDF files. But, these benefits come at a steep price. [Read More] Posted By: Bill Detwiler on 10/29/2009 @ 12:37:44 PM in TR Dojo

Geek Gifts 2009: 10 iPhone apps for less than $10

Give a gift that can be useful or just fun with these geeky iPhone applications. Nicole Bremer Nash tells you about 10 iPhone apps that cost less than $10. [Read More] Posted By: Nicole Bremer Nash on 10/29/2009 @ 09:08:58 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: LG Electronics 42LH50 LCD TV

The era of Internet-enabled television has arrived in form of a 42-inch LCD television from LG Electronics. We ask whether it is time to jump in. [Read More] Posted By: Mark Kaelin on 10/23/2009 @ 11:31:20 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: The Beatles: Rock Band

If you've never tried a rhythm game, Shawn Morton says The Beatles: Rock Band is a great place to start. The only downside is the bundle price. [Read More] Posted By: Shawn Morton on 10/23/2009 @ 03:32:59 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Powermat wireless charger

With Powermat, you can finally charge all your techy gadgets in one place. Read Nicole Bremer Nash's review of this much anticipated product. [Read More] Posted By: Nicole Bremer Nash on 10/22/2009 @ 09:11:33 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Space Food Sampler

Edmond Woychowsky says ThinkGeek's Space Food Sampler is a gift fit for a geek. Find out what you get when you order this box of goodies. [Read More] Posted By: Edmond Woychowsky on 10/22/2009 @ 04:53:30 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Sony Webbie MHS-PM1 HD camcorder

The Sony Webbie MHS-PM1 is a small, pocket camcorder designed to make taking videos easier. Find out why our reviewer wasn't impressed. [Read More] Posted By: Nicole Bremer Nash on 10/15/2009 @ 08:22:05 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Livescribe Pulse smartpen

Find out why Nicole Bremer Nash thinks Livescribe's Pulse smartpen will be one of the most sought-after geek gifts this holiday season. [Read More] Posted By: Nicole Bremer Nash on 10/14/2009 @ 11:37:09 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Linksys DMA2200 Media Center Extender with DVD Player

Get multimedia anywhere in your home with the Linksys DMA 2200, but only if you have the bandwidth and the patience. [Read More] Posted By: Mark Kaelin on 10/02/2009 @ 08:39:03 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Panasonic Blu-ray Disc Player DMP-BD60

Blu-ray is a hot gift, but the key for this year is that the players themselves are now actually affordable. [Read More] Posted By: Mark Kaelin on 09/25/2009 @ 10:18:24 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Logitech G19 keyboard

The Logitech G19 keyboard, with its backlit keys, large programmable built-in gamepad, and programmable LCD represents the culmination of technological advances in gaming keyboard design. [Read More] Posted By: Mark Kaelin on 07/30/2009 @ 12:43:37 PM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Logitech diNovo Mini keyboard with media remote

The Logitech diNovo Mini keyboard with media remote and ClickPad consolidates the mouse and keyboard of the media PC, into one wireless device - or at least that is what it tries to do. [Read More] Posted By: Mark Kaelin on 07/24/2009 @ 08:19:32 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Logitech G35 Surround Sound Headset

The Logitech G35 headset promises to deliver 7.1 Dolby Surround Sound without the use of seven speakers and the seven plus wires that probably would come with it. [Read More] Posted By: Tony Kaelin on 07/17/2009 @ 08:13:21 AM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: ViewSonic VPC100 All-in-One PC

The ViewSonic VPC100 All-in-One PC is sleek, compact, and will create some conversation, but it may not hold that interest as long as more conventional PCs, which could limit its appeal as a geek gift. [Read More] Posted By: Mark Kaelin on 07/16/2009 @ 01:39:39 PM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: WowWee Rovio Mobile Webcam

The Rovio mobile Webcam from WowWee is one of the most geek-friendly gifts we have ever reviewed -- find out why. [Read More] Posted By: Mark Kaelin on 07/09/2009 @ 02:15:33 PM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Plextor Mini Digital HDTV Receiver

Watching high-definition television on your personal computer is only a USB dongle away when you have the Plextor Mini Digital HDTV Receiver. [Read More] Posted By: Mark Kaelin on 06/25/2009 @ 12:02:57 PM in Geekend

Geek Gifts 2009: Nintendo DSi

Are you looking for a multi-faceted, touch-screen, hand-held gaming device for either yourself or your kids? Well, even if you're not, the Nintendo DSi might win you over with its long battery life, portability, and built-in camera and sound applications. [Read More] Posted By: Sonja Thompson on 06/01/2009 @ 11:02:35 AM in Geekend