With this little remote control with keyring you are able to turn off nearly all customary TVs!

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.

The progress bar on this shirt is really animated.

This small item for your key ring can control many tellies.

The home of a real geek needs of course a geeky doormat.

The USB Missile Launcher can fire four foam missiles and can be controlled using a normal computer.

In this cover the RFID chips in your passport or your smartcards can not be read out unnoticed anymore.

With these extra large stickers you can bring scenes from Pong, Asteroids or Centipede to your wall.

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

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

These keychains are made of old circuit boards - geeky and environmentally friendly.

High-quality doormat made of coir with the imprint Welcome in binary code.

The most important accessory for your nerd outfit.

The Pirates of the internet motive on a flag.

Fleecy, high-quality towel with the embroidery "42" or "/dev/towel".

A small device, which makes annoying sounds in random intervals.

Tacks that look like ninja stars.

This set of christmas pendants is made from environmental-friendly recycled circuit board.

A magnetic puzzle out of 216 extra-strong magnetic balls.

The USB Communicator can be used to make real phone calls!

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

Bring the RFID technique to your home with the touchatag.

Wear an animated scene from the famous computer game Pong on your shirt!

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

You can never get enough caffeine as a programmer - these fruit gums are perfect to give you a constant supply.

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

A USB Cup Warmer with additional functions like a temperature display and LCD clock.

This clock displays the time with LEDs in binary mode.

The best answer to 90% of all support questions.

Did you ever ask yourself why progress bars are not available in real life?

This shirt is about the German minister for internal affairs, who refused to ackknowledge security risks of the new German identity card.

It is so annoying to go out with underdeveloped AIs!

The IP address of wikileaks on a shirt. We will give 5 EUR of each shirt sold to Wikileaks!

The IP address of wikileaks on a shirt. We will give 5 EUR of each shirt sold to Wikileaks!

Building instructions for an impossible device.

Shirt to the German internet meme "Ist das gerecht gegenüber denen, die arbeiten?"

The facepalm-smiley on a shirt.

The shirt for everyone who is annoyed by questions for bonus cards.

We will give 5 EUR of each shirt sold to Wikileaks!

At least one prediction of our scifi books came true.

Nowadays the pirates are from the internet and not from the caribean anymore!

Inspired by a discussion about a German geek blogger called fefe.

Brainfuck code for the work GEEK

Whose university or school graduation did not benefit from Wikipedia?

This shirt shows the glider symbol as a small emblem on the left side of the breast.

All users of a unix-like operating systems should know what a fork bomb is.

Did you know that God collaborates with the RIAA?

We are only left with the question whether all future kids become NBA superstars, captains, or druids when they've grown up...

Rumours abounded that this shirt makes it possible to walk through atomic waste without damage.

With this shirt you can tell the music industry how the 21st century works :)

Your computer center urgently needs a better security? And you think you are perfectly qualified for the job?

You can use this shirt to express your opposition to the growing video surveillance.

Who needs biometric data in his ID... This T-shirt is enough :-)

Programmers who use pointers should be careful because they aren't far away from hell.

Everybody knows it, nobody is interested.

The slogan is on the back of the shirt.