The Geek Church

I’ll start it off with an awesome thing: a Pac-Man Watch.

Here’s something interesting: Gryphon Stealth Wingsuits. It’s like parachutes, but better.

LG has created a new display that has 3D and 1080p. This is the LM230WF4.

ASUS has a new laptop coming out tomorrow in Japan called the UM30.

This is a device design to prevent GPS theft called the Maplock.

Here is an interesting device called the i360 that puts an iPod on your headband. It’s nice.

Verbatim‘s got an SSD ExpressCard with some 256-bit hardware encryption.

Nokia‘s made an odd move and is reducing its number of smartphones by 50% next year.

Here is an iPod and iPhone charging cable that comes with 3 extra USB ports.

Looking for a good gift for the holiday? Check out the X-Mini Max II Capsule Speaker.

This is the super small fit-PC2i. It looks pretty interesting.

For those who like Gmail, then you might want to get the Gboard full of Gmail shortcuts.

Google Android has been updated to a version 2.0.1 SDK

Here is another solar gadget, and this one helps you for charging mobile devices.

I had a chance to try out the SolarCharger 906, and it worked pretty well for charging some of the devices that I had.

You can read my full review here.

I know a lot of people complain about the accuracy of Wikipedia. Sure, you don’t have to use it, but if you want to have a portable version of it, you might want to check out the WikiReader.

The WikiReader isn’t connected to the Internet or a cell phone network, but it has enough internal memory to hold 3 million entries.

Anyway, if you want to read my review of it, check it out here.