
St. Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and as a result many guys and gals are struggeling to get their better half a V-Day gift. Well, Gadget Hoard is here to help the geek lovers out there get something that will surely knock their socks off (or maybe a more interesting piece of the wardrobe?
) So sit tight and listen up for Geek’s V-Day 101:
Gadget4All is always finding new and exciting things to sell. So of course they’ve come up with a few love-themed items for their catalog and up first is the USB Plasma Heart. One of the few USB devices in this compilation, the USB Plasma heart will set itself apart from any other gadget on his/her desk. Much like the USB plasma ball, the USB Plasma heart uses the low power current from USB and converts it to very high voltage which creates the lightning like bolts within the heart shaped plastic dome. Don’t have an available powered USB port or would like to use it without a computer? Not a problem! Just pick up an Eforcity USB Travel Adapter ($0.49) and plug it in anywhere! You can get the USB Plasma Heart at Gadget4All for $17.
More ideas after the jump!
Every man’s dream is to be a part of a heist, or at least a heated shootout! Now you can live that dream in the comfort of your own cubicle or room with this Downtown Classic Shootout Game. It comes with 3 x 7″ figures that you can place randomly throughout your room to have fun little shootouts with. They will raise their guns and actually shoot at you! Use your infrared gun to shoot the others before they shoot you! The buttons on the Al Capone replica’s coat light up to show you how man lives you have left.
All LAN enthusiasts know that portability is key. If the best preforming rig is also one of the most portable rigs, it earns quite a bit of bragging rights. Besides, the most dreaded part of a LAN is when the sun comes up and it’s time to pack all your gear, weary and crashed after a night full of frags and Monster.
Like everyone else in the world, I’ve moved on to emulators with all my favorite previously purchased ROMs at hand. Heck, if I could bring my NES with me where ever I go, I certainly would! But let’s get real here, that isn;t going to happen.