Star Trek Wireless Vulcan Earbuds – Listen Long and Prosper

Star Trek Wireless Vulcan Earbuds - Listen Long and Prosper
Cool earbuds are hard to find. Therefore earbuds that make you look like Captain Spock have got to a rarity indeed. Luckily, Thinkgeek has you covered. These officially licensed Star Trek Wireless Vulcan Earbuds will allow you to take phone calls and listen to music on the go, all while being an unfeeling and unemotional cold-blooded Vulcan. The earbuds can synchronize with most mobile devices easily. They will also stay charged for up to 5 hours if they are fully charged for around 2 hours. They come with extra sets of silicone tips to keep everything sanitary. Listen long and prosper.

Star Trek TNG U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Bluetooth Speaker

Star Trek TNG U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Bluetooth Speaker
Speakers. The Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the Star Trek TNG U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Bluetooth Speaker… Play your tunes and take your calls from a Federation vessel. This speaker features an engine noise emulator, LEDs, and sound effects. It connects to your phone or other devices wirelessly. Most importantly, it looks awesome on your desk. Especially when the lights are low. Boldly take your music where no one has gone before.

Product Specifications 

  • Star Trek TNG U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Bluetooth® Speaker
  • Officially-licensed Star Trek: The Next Generation merchandise
  • A ThinkGeek exclusive
  • With engine noise emulator, LEDs, and sound effects
  • Connects to your phone or device wirelessly using Bluetooth® 4.1
  • Auto-reconnects to last connected device
  • LEDs in the engines, deflector dish, and saucer section (can be turned off)
  • Sound effects included
    • Engine hum
    • Torpedo blast
    • Warp acceleration
    • “Incoming transmission”
    • “One minute to auto destruct”
  • Engine noise emulator plays for an hour before auto-shutoff
  • Massive Audio speaker system
  • Speaker: Single Full Range 45mm
  • Includes stand modeled after combadge
  • Wireless Range: 33 ft.
  • Bluetooth and power LED indicators
  • Batteries: Rechargeable 800MAh Lithium-ion
  • One charge lasts 6-8 hours playing music at an average volume
  • Recharges using DC 5V 1A source (micro-USB to USB charging cable included)
  • Dimensions: 12″ long scaled replica, 12 1/2″ x 7″ tall x 9″ wide on display
  • Weight: 1 lb.
  • Includes Enterprise 1701-D, two-piece snap-together stand, and micro-USB to USB charging cable
  • Ages 14+
  • WARNING – SMALL PARTS – Not intended for children under 3 years of age.

Star Trek TNG U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Bluetooth Speaker

Star Trek TNG U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Bluetooth Speaker

Star Trek TNG U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Bluetooth Speaker

Phone Home – E.T. Gets Remixed Into A Feel Good Song

Phone Home – E.T. Gets Remixed
The reason that E.T. is such a classic is because it is a feel-good movie. It’s a movie about a boy and an alien becoming friends. It’s wholesome and therefore deserves a wholesome song. Well, Youtuber melodysheep is hear to deliver just such a song. Clips from E.T. have been remixed to create the ultimate happy E.T. song. What do you think?Is it better than “Turn on your heartlight”?

A Cappella Medley of Star Wars Songs By Viva Vox

A Cappella Medley of Star Wars Songs By Viva Vox
This is an amazing A cappella medley of Star Wars songs featuring Fox Fanfare, Star Wars Main Title, The Force Theme, Rebel Fanfare, The Imperial March, Cantina Band, Princess Leia’s Theme and Duel of the Fates. All performed by Viva Vox, an A capella choir from Serbia, Belgrade. This is a fun video and these guys are truly talented.

Read more at https://www.geeksaresexy.net/#Y2WVFkiLOTp5kBZl.99

What If Other Musicians Did The Doctor Who Theme?

What If Other Musicians Did The Doctor Who Theme?
Have you ever wondered what it would be like if other musicians played the Doctor Who Theme? George C Music has some ideas. He has created several alternative versions of the Doctor Who theme to see what it would sound like if it were created by other musicians. John Carpenter’s version definitely sounds dark and troubled. There are also Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream and swing jazz versions. I hope he keeps exploring these Doctor Who themes, because I find these to be very interesting and clever.

via The Awesomer