The Geek Church

Those spray hypos from Star Trek are now a reality. See here.

This is the EQP2 Excursion, a light electric plane.

Here’s a little Day to Night Baby Log from Skip Hop.

Pansonic has the world’s lightest camcorder with the HDC-TM35.

These two things: WirelessIris and fStop Wireless Receiver, make a great combination. Find out what they do here.

YouTube could get some Live Streaming action.

Hitachi has a Blu-ray with built-in memory.

Check out this chart here from Netflix. It could be the future.

Here is the smallest DVB-T TV tuner in the world: the U680F from Compro.

This is a concept phone called The Flutter.

Get eBoy’s FixPix for the iPhone, now available.

Bill Gates gives his thoughts on the iPad.

It may be a little late, but MTV has an App.

This is the E-magazine, a big tablet from Delta Electronics.

Check out the HP Mini Classmate PC at Computex.

Also shown off at Computex is the PixelQi.

If you fly on Jetstar Airways, you can rent an iPad.

The S7 Tablet from Huawei made an appearance at Computex.

This is the Modu T-Phone.

This robot fish could save our schools. Of fish, that is.

This car-shaped house is very energy efficient.

Samsung just launched the SyncMaster P2450.

Here’s some sound-dampening tiles from Typhonics.

Sony is launching their PIIQ Series of headphones.

DXG launches their Professional Grade DXG-A85V High Definition Camcorder. They also announced that their 3D camcorder is coming in August.

Aiptek showed off their 3D camera at Computex.

Pantech and AT&T will release the Pursuit on June 6th.

Google wants to make it easy to find your apps. Find out here.

This is the Eton solar-powered Soulra.

This is the Kno Tablet, shown off at All Things Digital.

Welcome to the Galaxy Tab Android Tablet, coming soon!

There is a netbook with Chrome OS coming this fall.

This is the Panasonic “Let’s Note CF-C1″.

Check out the Uzi Tactical Pen, and get a DNA sample with it.

This is the Twistdock, made for the Playstation 3 and PS3 Slim.

Remember the NES? Remember TRON? Someone combined the two for an NES painted with TRON skin.

Looking for something to record your stuff on, like from a PC or TV? Check out the I-O Data RecBox.

This is NEC’s newest 3D enabled projector, the NP216J-3D.

Chinavasion has recently updated a Lightweight Aerial Camera for R/C planes.

This is a surveillance camera can type what it sees.

Motorola has officially announced the Flipout.

This is the Invictus wireless PC keyboard from Commodore.

Here’s another tablet at Computex, the Android-powered Viliv X10.

The Junaio Augmented Reality App has come to Android.

Here is the Sonos S5, now available in black.

Steve Jobs Interviewed on D8.

You like the AT&T iPad data plan? Too bad, because it’s changing.

Three new LG phones come to T-Mobile.

Here’s a cool speaker for the iPod nano, the iWave Disk Speaker.

Is it possible that iPhone OS 4 can make it glow like a flashlight?

Here’s about the neatest thing that I saw today: Microsoft Research’s Pinch-the-Sky. Check it out.

Here’s an Electric Car that is slated to make a 16,000 mile trip.

Here’s the Sony SC-ZT2 for Full HD 3D.

This is the ZR30w Display from HP.

Sony is working on a PlayTV 2 for the PS3.

Here’s another new point-and-shoot camera: the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX75.

This Newsight photo frame allows for 3D images.

Here’s Casio’s new point-and-shoot camera, the Exilim EX-H5.

Acer has a Liquid E edition with Ferrari look.

And the iPhone 4 Chassis has appeared online, with video.

The Samsung Galaxy S is going to launch worldwide.

The magazine Popular Mechanics has come to the iPad.

Best Buy is offering an interesting deal on the Microsoft Kin One and Two.

There were a lot of tablet computers on display at Computex. There was the Malata PC-A1001 and PC-A1001H, TVBoo from FIC, and the UX10 from LG,

Ten years from now, this could be the Apple iPod Shuffle.