The Geek Church

AT&T is launching their Pantech Impact.

Those of you who have the BlackBerry and eBay should try out this new eBay app for the BlackBerry.

Sony is introducing a new line of digital recorders with the UX200, UX300, and the 300F.

Here’s a new Portable Hard Drive called the PQI H560. It is super durable and is available in nice colors and varying memory storage sizes.

Here’s an iPhone Speaker Dock and Charger that is a little different than others of its type.

Here’s a little item known as the ROCCAT. It is a USB hub and it can hold your mouse cord.

Here’s something that is kind of weird: A Zombie Outbreak Simulator. For all those who love the zombie genre should love it.

Here’s a private gym that is quite compact, the 4Fitness Gym.

Here’s another augmented reality application. This one is for Coke Zero cans, and it is also a movie tie-in for James Cameron’s Avatar.

According to Boing Boing, a Japanese gamer known as Sal9000 decided his relationship with his girlfriend to the next level. His girlfriend, Nene Anegasaki, is not real.

Nene is a video game character from a game called Love Plus. In the game, players go on virtual dates with characters like Nene (who is no longer available). Part of this means taking your new girlfriend shopping, and even kissing the screen.

This is the part where I’m supposed to comment about this and perhaps mention something Christian about this.

Let me just leave you with this: when Tomb Raider got popular, millions of gamers dreamed about going out with Lara Croft. I wonder if she’s looking to settle down with someone who isn’t Brad Pitt.