It's X-mas, and if you don't have any idea what to give to your geek friends, perhaps you should consider this USB. Because it's Santa plus it's also an USB.

Santa’s data-belly capacity ranges from 64MB to 8GB, Unfortunately we still don't have a prices on this Santa USB, but it  covered by a 3-year warranty.

I am is kind of person that need a good alarm clock. My Alarm clock is so bad, so that I even hate waking up in the morning. But this Moshi gadget alarm clock is a different kind of clock.  The Moshi IVR Alarm Clock is the first alarm clock that is interactive voice responsive, so it requires only voice commands in order to set the time and the alarm. This alarm clock uses IVR Technology – Interactive Voice Recognition – and the commands performed are set off by the simple expression of “Hello Moshi”.

It's Small but it's powerful enough so that you can playing Unreal Tournament III. Usually when I look to other Netbook, I am thinking to myself, what they can do with those tiny shape and also with limited capacity. But say yes to this gadget.  Asus has recently released the new Atom-powered netbook that can run video games. it dubbed  The Asus N10J,

it has

• a 10-inch display
• Intel Atom N270 CPU
• 1GB of RAM,
• Microsoft Windows XP.
• Nvidia GeForce 9300 graphics card so you can still play the Unreal Tournament III on this netbook. .

You can grab this netbook for £455.

Another new type of netbook, this time it comes from Japan. This  new netbook from Japan based Sotec that become the first ever Hello Kitty netbook. The design include some Hello Kitty cartoon and her friends.

The specs are :

• an Atom N270 CPU
•  1GB of RAM, an Intel 945GSE Express
• 120GB of HDD.

 Unfortunately, it is available only in limited units. So, be hurry if you want to give this netbook to your girl or your child. The Hello Kitty netbook retails for  $890.95

Atari 2600 is my first console games, and I love it so much.  I remember that I can wait to get up early on  Saturday morning just want to play Pac-man. And those one stick Atari Joystick is the first most memorable gadget I can remember.

So this  Legacy USB joystick is bringing back my old memories, this gadget  mimics the original joystick of said Atari console, but works like any other game controller designed for the desktop. It plugs in with any PC, Mac, or Linux machine via USB, and cost $15 . Just like the original, the controller comes with one button.