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Wouldn't it be great if Microsoft made a "magic 8-ball" giveaway where the answer was always .NET?  I'd love one of those.

How about a *small* USB powered device that generates heat waves and then projects an image of your choosing onto that "surface"? I think that would be cool.

If you could dream up any geeky toy, what would it be? (Sorry... the USB powered missile launcher already exists.)

posted on Thursday, February 1, 2007 1:06 PM

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# re: geeky cool toys 2/1/2007 2:29 PM Scott Kuhl
I would love a video camera that records everything you look at. If you see something interesting you just push a button and it saves off the last 5 minutes. It would need to be small enough to wear at all times and would be perfect for those "Did you see that?" moments.

# re: geeky cool toys 2/2/2007 8:29 AM codesailor
I really want a lightsaber...

okay...

How about a USB device that displays a holographic avatar (or multiple) of people in your group...their status (the avatar sleeps, etc.), availability, whereabouts, etc.

# re: geeky cool toys 2/2/2007 2:02 PM Chris Reeder
Hummmmmmmmm.....

Remote control millenium falcon!!!

# re: geeky cool toys 3/28/2007 6:03 AM bas
usb on a ring? it's only geeky if you actually wore it...

# re: geeky cool toys 9/30/2007 9:30 PM booksofthemind
a device that injects an interactive simulation of any book, work of fiction, or scenario that you can think of into your brain-i.e. full sensory impressions

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