I was looking around the web for geek oriented clothing (you know, the kind that let’s you display your geekdom) and I happened across this Byte Me t-shirt. Now, this shirt kicks ass for several reasons.
First of all, it’s got the old-school, squared-off graphic, an ode to those of us who used to play games even before PacMan came out. But the really cool thing about this shirt is that it’s got attitude. Think about it. While paying homage to geekdom, it does so with a grizzly bite (pun intended).
This should be the anthem shirt for those of us who hate the pansy geek image that pervades society but still loves his computer and video games. Geek pride, I guess you could say.
The shirt company that carries Byte Me also has another cool shirt with a picture of a VCR that says “Don’t Worry, I Know VCR” – an ode to all of us who have to show our parents and grandparents how to change the input setting on their TVs.
Hey, let’s try this: post links to all the interesting Geek/Gadget Swag that you can find on the internet and let’s make this a one stop shop for finding Geek clothing (with some byte).
We’re seeing a resurgence of blog features about comic books and other animated and heroic adventures lately. For instance, 
We like new things. Tech is all about innovation. And this new sound gadget is very new….and old. A company called Morito is producing earphones that actually use your bone (the old part) to create the impression of sound. The headphones cause the bone in your skull to vibrate (sound is transmitted by wave vibration in the normal course of events anyway). 
Hey, we’re not sure if it works, but it sure looks cool. And if you want to pay $499, you too can find out whether there are more than 3707 mosquito’s in your backyard on a summer night. 
For only $9.99 you can tell your friends that your pillow plays music. Falling asleep to music has never been easier, thanks to this nifty 
