The new Wacom Bamboo Touch trackpad hooks into any USB port to turn your computer into a multitouch marvel. Amaze your friends as you rotate and zoom those images with some two finger twirls. Astound strangers by adding funky shortcut commands to any of the four ‘ExpressKeys’. Double tap your way to fame and fortune for just $69.00 and a few suitable gestures.

Bamboo Touch lets you add Multi-Touch input to any computer. Navigate, scroll, and accomplish all your tasks using simple hand gestures. With the tablet’s ample touch area, there’s more room to navigate than you’d experience with a mobile device or a traditional laptop trackpad. Bamboo Touch makes it easy to move around your desktop, scroll through documents, navigate the web, zoom in and out of photos, and rotate images.

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It’s getting to be later afternoon and time for that afternoon snack attack. Here’s a great geek treat- a keyboard made of S’Mores. I’ll have s’more please. Yummy gooey delicious can’t resist marshmallows, tasty savory melt in your mouth gimme some more chocolate, and ummm, well, graham crackers to hold it together. Great for nerd camping, just hook it up with some licorice wires and you’re on the internet. Mmmm delicious internet.

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I’ve been on a quest for a functional and affordable desk over the last few months and I think I found it. It’s no Milk desk, but the StudioDesk appears to suit my needs just fine.

I can’t attest to the quality of the BlueLounge desk, but the features are appealing to a nerd. A hidden compartment holds most of your power doodads so as not to clutter your desktop. A slit running just short of the width of the desk allows for cables to enter and exit and only one cable exits the desk to plug into the wall. A drawer-like slider covered with an optional faux leather mat reveals just how messy you really are. Made from mahogany and laminate press, the StudioDesk is available for pre-order now (ships later this month) at $600 with free shipping. I wonder if Ikea will make a cheaper clone.

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Eizo announced a new LCD monitor today called the FlexScan EV2333W-H. Measuring in at 23-inches and sporting a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution, this 1080p display supplies an eco-friendly and practical monitor solution.

What makes this display unique is that it has both a HDCP-protected DVI port and DisplayPort. Other inputs include VGA. With 300cd/m2 brightness and a 3,000:1 contrast ratio, it’s equipped for a decent quality picture for everyday use.

Other specs include a 7ms pixel response time, a FlexStand with vertical adjustment and swivel capability and EcoView Sense, which is an infrared sensor that detects the brightness in the room and whether or not you’re sitting in front of the computer, adjusting the screen’s on-status and brightness accordingly. You can get the Eizo FlexScan EV2333W-H LCD monitor starting on July 16th in Japan for the equivalent of $560. There’s been no word on a U.S. release just yet.

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Dell’s been taking its design new directions for a while now, but it looks the company’s war on boring is about to get personal.Ed Boyd, Dell’s new Industrial Design Director, told BusinessWeek that Dell also plans on launching customizable computers with “scores of colors, patterns, and textures,” and options that will “go far beyond the handful of choices available” from most rivals. We assume he just means the exterior, though that’s unclear, so we’ll keep our fingers crossed for that hot pink keyboard. There are also no details yet on which models will be up for customization or their pricing, but the other Art House models range from $649 to $800, so our uncle probably won’t have to break the bank to unveil his edgy laptop graffiti when these hit sometime next year. Can’t hardly wait.

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