Any self-respecting geek has spent many nights in the DOOM dungeons and this read proves sitting at a computer all day all night _can_ be fun. 'Course DOOM had a $100,000-a-day income motivation.

Although the iPod is certainly friendlier, TX users won't sue its maker because of the failure to be able to replace a battery that cannot be swapped out after 18 months of use. Think different.

You'd be hard pressed to find a geek that didn't have some affinity for Linux, even if it's on the academic level.

The problem with USB drives is that anybody can grab it and snarf the data. Until now. Built-in encryption.

The only noise cancelling headphones Amazon sells for < $100 that also have a 4+ star rating.

Web-enabled activity and calorie logger. Exercising is almost fun again.

Desktop chiller sub-zeros your Jolt Cola NINETY times faster than the fridge. Geek envy abounds. (I own this and confirm the impressive performance.)

Most geeks have the one-two punch of car fetish/gadget fetish. Fill 'em both. Nice item.

Inspired geek viewing; not nearly as dated as many reviewers declare.

A pen...that remembers what you wrote. I thought PAPER kinda filled that niche, but hey! You can't stop progress.

Setup a wireless network in your hotel room in 7 seconds. Very handy.