Designer Erik De Nijs has created a pair of jeans for computer geeks.

Built into the knees are a pair of crotch rocking speakers, around the back you have the added convenience of a back pocket for your “mouse”…

Head over to Vous Pensez for more photos of the Keyboard Pants.

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Remember the Star Trek Tricorder Replica? Soon you’ll also be able to get your hands on this authentic Medical Tricorder replica, the device used by doctors to help diagnose diseases and collect bodily information about a patient.

Based on the classic 23rd century design, the electronic Tricorder features silver highlights over a black finish, as well as light and sound effects taken from the classic Star Trek series. Also included is the removable scanner accessory - perfect for your next away mission!

The Star Trek Original Series Medical Tricorder Replica ($39.99) is estimated to arrive in October over at the Entertainment Earth website.

Here’s a clever way to make sure you’ll never have to run around looking for the remote control again; a pillow that features an embroidered labeled pocket for your remote operation device.

Functional, and stylish, this home accent for the modern couch potato is handmade in Michigan by Mary and Shelly Klein of hemp and organic cotton. Available in black or natural organic cotton.

The Organic Cotton Remote Pocket Pillow measures 18 x 18 inches and is available from the Uncommon Goods website for $116.

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This handy little case comes with an ultra-bright LED and allows you to safely carry your cell phone, digital camera, MP3 player, wallet, sunglasses etc.

Slide your belt through the nylon loop on the back or use the sturdy clip to attach it to your daypack…your property stays safe while your hands stay free. Use the LytePack on hiking trips, park visits, city shopping trips, vacations…it’s perfect for outdoor activities.

Coated nylon is water-resistant and an inside clip keeps your keys safe. A long-lasting, ultra-bright LED helps you locate locks and other hard-to-see items after dark. Two styles: one comes with a plain LED the other with a whimsical animal LED.

The LytePac Mini Pack & LED ($12.95) is available from Solutions.

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This stylish USB flash drive features 8 gigabytes of storage capacity and it is protected by a metal and faux leather casing for safe and easy portability.

With its attractive design, inspired directly from pocket knives, this little USB accessory easily fits into your pocket and will carry your valuable digital files around with you.

The 8GB USB Flash Drive is yours for 26 EUR (about $41 USD) at Chinavision.

We have seen the design of this classic spaceship as a source of inspiration for a chandelier, a telephone and a putter. Soon you will also be able to get the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 as a cool looking bottle opener.

If you are a trekkie that likes a beer now and again then this is a perfect gift for you. Styled on the original Enterprise (no not the NX-01, the NCC-1701), not even Kirk or Picard had a bottle opener this cool, although, Lieutenant Wharfs was pretty impressive but that’s not really what a bat’leth should be used for!

The Star Trek Enterprise Bottle Opener will start to ship end of June 2008 and can now be pre-ordered from the Red5 website for £12 (about $24 USD).

Remember that USB Penguin Mouse from last year? The same kind of flightless bird inspired computer mouse is now available in a wireless version.

Features:

• Interface: USB
• Mouse Structure: Optical
• Resolution: 800dpi
• Radio Frequency (RF) wireless transmission technology.
• Works up to 2 meter from your notebook or desktop.
• 2-button mouse with scroll wheel.
• Optical precision on virtually any surface.
• Support Windows Vista, XP, ME, 2000, 98SE
• Dimension - Mouse 95 x 83 x 34.5 mm, Receiver 84 x 35 x 17 mm
• Weight - Mouse 56g, Receiver, 16g

You can get the USB Wireless Penguin Mouse in black or blue over at the USB Geek website for $20.

Now you can get a cool looking belt buckle, shaped like everyone’s favorite astromech droid, to go with that fun R2-D2 Costume T-shirt.

The officially licensed R2-D2 Belt Buckle merchandise measures 2.25 x 3.75 inches and is available from the Amazon.com website $21.99.

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Didn’t find anything interesting in the Boombox Bags For Retro Geeks entry? Check out this funky retro style NGC DJ Mixer Stereo Boom Bag for iPod.

NGC have brought the iconic 80’s Boom Box up to date with the Boom Bag, a stylishly designed bag that cleverly hides an FM radio and set of speakers allowing you to connect your MP3, mobile phone or CD player for tunes on the move.

The Boom Bag lets you share your music wherever you are. Plug in your player using the lead provided and you have an instant stereo. Not only that but it looks pretty cool too with either a retro 8 track or decks and mixer design.

The NGC DJ Mixer Stereo Boom Bag for iPods is available from the iWorld.co.uk website for £18.99 (about $38 USD).

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Remember Tagz, the animated and customizable scrolling LED dog tag that we covered last summer? It’s now available in a limited edition with blue light-emitting diodes, instead of the original red ones.

They can be programmed to say whatever you want with a maximum of 256 characters. The Tagz is able to scroll both capital or lowercase letters, numbers and various symbols. You also have the ability to change the speed and luminosity as well as storing up to 6 different messages.

The Tagz Special Edition Blue LED is yours for £12 (about $24 USD).