
When you’re as geeky as us, you love looking for new technology and weird gadgets on the market. Having the newest phone, the coolest TV and the best sound system in your apartment before anybody else just makes you feel a little bit empowered. Nobody can deny that we don’t necessarily need all the new geeky gadgets we buy, but here are seven of the coolest, geekiest gadgets that every geek out there is pining over but doesn’t really need.
Cellulon Virtual Keyboard

Truly a revolutionary device, this Cellulon virtual keyboard is a keyboard that is projected out of a small “magic box”, the size of a small cell phone. The magic box hooks up to your device: mobile phone, laptop, tablet or anything with a Bluetooth. When you type onto the projected keyboard, you are actually typing on your device! We know that you really want this James Bond-type gadget, but the truth is, you’ll barely ever use it.
iMobile’s Cell Phone Watch

They finally did it. They’re finally letting geeks like us feel like spies and secret agents! You know you don’t need it, but you also know you really want it—iMobile just came out with a new touch screen watch with a built in cell phone. You slip in a tiny SIM card, and you’re ready for business. It also lets you stream movies, listen to music and even manage business appointments.
Irikon Flash Memory

The Irikon flash memory device looks like any other USB. The only difference is, it scans your iris before use and won’t unlock until it has confirmed that it is you and not someone else trying to access it. We know you want to purchase this, if only just for the sake of feeling like Tom Cruise in “Mission Impossible” for a moment, but unless you’re guarding government secrets, leave this one for the real secret agents.
Intelliscanner Mini

If you truly are a geek, you will have a lot of gadgets, CDs, movies and other items lying around the house. If you don’t have it all organized like Sheldon Cooper from “The Big Bang Theory” and are a little more messy like us, you will want the Intelliscanner Mini. It can scan anything with a barcode, so now you can have everything you’ve ever purchased in a catalog. It helps you organize your items by making a library on your computer.







