Real nerds like to show off their nerdy ways in as many ways as possible. Just having 17 computers, 6 cellphones, and 8 TV’s isn’t enough. No, you need to completely surround yourself with products focused on geekery. That’s specifically why you need one of the coffee cups pictured above… The green battery icon on the side of the cup not only measures capacity, but temperature as well. The cooler your beverage becomes, the more faded the battery...

It all but seemed like the dual 15.4″ screened GScreen Spacebook was never going to grace our presence. As the “end of 2009″ came and went, my hopes for this dual-screened beast were quickly evaporating. And then I woke up today to hear that they did in fact purposely delay the GScreen Spacebook. But it wasn’t because of a manufacturing glitch, parts shortage, or internal bickering. Instead, they delayed it to make it better. The old Spacebook...

Have an unsatiable hunger for as many pixels as your eyes can suck in? Well aren’t you in luck. Today Dell took it upon themselves to introoduce the world to their latest creation — the 27″ U2711. The price of $1,099 may set you off, but there’s plenty to be had. For that price, Dell will give you an 80,000:1 (dynamic) contrast ratio, HDMI 1.3, DHCP support, and a full 2,560 x 1,440 resolution displayed in 16:9 glory. The big downside however is...

First there was the phenomenon of headphones shrunk into earbuds. Then came dual drivers and noise canceling. 3 drivers left me drooling while 4 drivers started to sound crazy. Well, throw your previous notion of  “crazy” out of the window because Ultimate Ears is kicking up the driver-per-ear race (didn’t know that there was a race) another notch with their Ultimate Ears 18 Pro. So what’s so great about the $1,350 UE 18 Pro? If you strive for...

Getting the most of HD content on your computer means having a HD monitor — hard concept to grasp, I know. However, with all of those extra pixels often comes a fairly high pricetag. Not to mention, powering all of those pixels, especially those demanding top performance from their computer hardware know that the whole shebang can be quite costly. For now, going multi-monitor means spending excess sums of cash on grossly overpriced cables just to connect a...