The Geek Church

Wacom, makers of some cool touchpads has made several models with multiouch capacity.

Once again, the words “world’s smallest” has come up, this time with TRENDnet’s world’s smallest Wireless N USB adapter.

For those of you might be looking for a new Bluetooth headset should be looking at the i.VoicePRO 901.

Samsung has been making a cell phone with a very advanced camera with the SCH-W880.

Panasonic is planning on putting out a 50-inch 1080p Plasma screen that is Blu-Ray compatible. It is also 3-D compatible.

Here is a terrific new product, the Adesso 19-Key USB Numeric Keypad and Optical Mouse.

Like Lego? So do I? Here’s two new products that use Mini figures.

Here’s something interesting: a robot that obeys the master’s thoughts.

I’m sure all of you have at least heard of sonic weapons, and they are not something from science fiction.

No, this is technology that we have today. The Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) can emit a warning tone higher than the normal human threshold of pain and is capable of permanently damaging hearing.

The LRAD was used against American civilians for the first time in Pittsburgh, during G20 protests. As a result, twenty people were arrested, and no serious injuries were reproted.

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When I heard that Dallas Cowboy’s stadium had a high-definition video display that was 72 feet high and 160 feet wide, I figured: “That has to be some kind of record”.

It has now been officially recognized by Guinness as the World’s Largest High-Definition Video Display award.

For those who don’t know, this video display has two 72 x 160 foot displays sandwhiched by 29 x 51 screens, forming a giant box of a display.

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I believe that TomTom is second in the GPS device industry (Garmin being the first), and TomTom’s car kit for the iPhone has been long-awaited.

This product will be released sometime in October, and the price is official at $119.95. Check out the video of it after the jump if you want to see it for yourself.

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