This Hub allows you to operate all your USB devices simultaneously and to switch them off when not in need.

This high-quality keyboard has no inscriptions on its keys - it looks cool and impresses your colleagues.

This keyboard has been designed for people for whom typing productivity does matter.

Has your computer ever told you "Press Any Key To Continue"? Here is the "Any Key"

Your computer doesn't do the things you want him do to? Just press the Panic Key!

Three different pictures give your notebook an individual look.

This gadget displays your mails, sms and news from the internet floating in mid-air.

This keyboard has an alternative key layout allowing faster and healthier typing.

This keyboard has no inscriptions on its keys - perfect to impress your colleagues.

With this high-quality keyboard typing feels very unique due to mechanical switches in three different version.

The Professional KeyGrabber is the ideal monitoring tool for keystrokes.

This webcam has the shape of the famous USS Enterprise of Captain Kirk.

Bring the RFID technique to your home with the touchatag.

Inside this torn off USB cable a 4GB flash memory is hidden.

Don't you miss those old phones sometimes?

The USB KeyGrabber is the ideal monitoring tool for keystrokes.

The case of this precious mouse is made out of real bamboo.

Just plug it between keyboard and computer and it will store all keystrokes.

Why not order the right batteries to your new product?

We all love VoIP, but don't you miss those old real phones sometimes?

The Laser Keyboard uses a red laser to project a full-size QWERTY Keyboard onto any flat surface.

The Armageddon USB Hub is a normal USB 2.0 Hub - except that it has a very special functionality: It includes a big red self-destruction button.

The Optimus Maximus is a keyboard with small OLED displays for all its keys.

8in1 pocket cool that takes no extra room in your pocket or your bunch of keys.

This flexible material fights crumbs and germs on keyboards, on phones and even on the inside of PCs.

The Anyloader is a mobile charging device, which gets its energy from solar cells.

This handy tool offers 9 functions, but is not bigger than a credit card.

The Utilikey has 6 handy functions, but it's not bigger than a normal key.

Set of 2 self-inking stamps to comment on epic success or defeats.

The Digits make any gloves touchscreen-friendly.

This set allows you to perform your own RFID experiments.

Stop the chaos on your desktop and organize your various computer cables with Cordies.

Wrist-Watch as a set of 2 with Walkie Talkie function.

For a simplified cultural critique: Comment on everything with Like & Dislike.

Gadget to measure your blood pressure with an iOS device (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad). Comes with an associating app.

Positioning system with GPS receiver and SIM card controlled by a browser-based software.

Two office stamps with the inscriptions OMG! and WTF?

System to locate lost items in a distance of up to 25m.

Write messages on sticky notes in the shape of cursor and Co!

Geeky clipboard made out of a recycled circuit board from a computer.

The ultimate gadget for New Years Eve: System to ignite fireworks remote controlled.

Screwdriver with a magazine with 6 bits inside, that can be changed very easily.

A pen with a built-in video camera!

With this adapter you can supply your USB devices with power from the wall socket.

The 5 most important tools for lock picking in a handy credit card case.

Protect yourself against loosing your gadgets by combining the BlueNio and your cell phone.

A universal remote control that can detect gestures - nearly like a real magic wand.

Tacks that look like ninja stars.

Connected to an MP3-player the music sounds directly out of the pillow.

The Bluetooth Bracelet connects to your mobile phone and vibrates each time you receive a call.

The Drivemocion is a LED sign for the back window of your car.

The Loc8tor is an automatic searching device for misplaced things.

The Bike Messenger can display floating LED messages on the wheel of your bike.

Why not order the right batteries to your new product?

Swiss-Knife and USB Storage in one

The MOPI is a small pinboard for your PC Monitor that can be mounted beside your screen.

Order one of three austrian gamer magazines for free.

Series of books with two volumes about the beginnings of computergames.

German book about the development of the hacker movement.

This German book is about the gaming industry and contains a lot of insider knowledge.

Documentary about the development of Linux and the Open Source movement.

The sequel of the German book Extraleben is an exiting story around retro computers.

A trader for video games reports funny and absurd encounters with his customers in this book.

50 tracks of the fascinating Chiptune and Bitpop music.

A movie which found its audience mainly through filesharing.

The story of the co-founder of apple, Steve Wozniak

This book describes 128 places which must be visited by a geek.

This book describes in full detail and with many illustrations how to open locks.

This book contains the best articles of the famous hacker magazin 2600.

In this book, the famous Hacker Kevin Mitnick explains some of his techniques.

In this book, the famous hacker Kevin Mitnick tells the story of some hacks that really took place.

This English book enables you to enter the fascinating world of lock picking.

The Hacker Dictionary explains on 387 pages more than 875 terms from the world of computerfreaks and hackers.

This German book describes how to open locks for which you lost the key.

This German book is an introduction to lock picking.

This funny book teaches you everything you need to know about dating a geek.

The Fake Cover is the book cover of an especially intelligent book, which you can slip over another book.

This book is perfect for everyone who dreams of becoming a hacker.

This German book is about two Geeks, who find a secret message in an old C64 game.

This non-technical book examines what hackers do, how they do it, and how you can protect yourself.

Silence on the Wire is a narrated guide through the marvelously complex and fascinating world of computer security.

A German book about cooking for geeks.

The Linux inventor's exciting autobiography

The most secure among all available operating systems.

A mug with the linux mascot tux

The perfect mousepad for the Linux user.

Linux User are often individualists, which is why this tilted cup is perfect for them.

This small sticker of the size 1.2cmx1.2cm fits perfectly to the windows-key of customary keyboards.

Why don't you replace the boring Windows and Intel stickers on your notebook with this fine notebook stickers?

Now you can show your friends which OS you are using while drinking beer with them.

Slowly Linux is even getting cool for games. If you agree to that, you need an appropriate case sticker.

You are searching for a Linux mug that you can also use in a meeting?

Contraception and virus protection is important!

You are Linux-User? Then you need an appropriate case sticker.

KDE is your desktop environment of choice? Then you need an appropriate case sticker.

Big size Tux as a sticker

Finally, you can go to bed with Linux or better yet, give your girlfriend a profound present ;)

'Never touch a running system' - instead, have a cup of coffee and relax...

Your head is full of Linux? Put on a cap, so you can share with everyone!

You are using Debian? Then you need this pin!

Essential for every true Linux man or woman: The Tux Pin.

You should always have a hardware clock as a backup :)

You really enjoy playing computer games and you are using Linux? Then you should not miss this mug.