This would work well for the iPod touch too.  Such a simple idea and good recycling.

via Flickr 

Lots of people have been buying up stacks of GEEKWARE diskette notebooks lately, so I decided to offer them in this special raainbow bundle pack, at a savings of nearly $8 off if bought separately!

They even look like the old Apple logo colours too, fun fun :)

Diskette Notebook Rainbow Bundle Special only $26.95.

Spring is such a fun time for working on new product designs.  There’s no pressure of Christmas shows, and I get to watch the snow melt and new things popping up in the garden. It’s a very inspiring time for me, and that’s why I’ve been having a blast coming up with all these crazy new products.

Introducing new products in the MACware line, perfect gifts for your Mac-crazy boyfriend of Apple-loving Dad.  

MacBook Pro Cufflinks - I had loads of requests for thinner cufflinks, so this should fit the bill.  I only have a few, so if you’d like a pair, better grab one before they are *gone* forever.

Another one for the Mac Fans…. MacBook Power Button Earrings!  Arent they cute?!  I don’t usually make stud earrings, but the round shape was just asking to be made into studs rather than drop earrings. 

Mac Diskette notebooks are back in stock too.  I only have 4 at the moment, so they won’t be here for long.

 Let me know what you think.  I’ll be back soon with some more new geek gifts, so stay tuned! 

Long live the old Apple Logo! Although, being made of Hershey chocolate, I doubt this logo lasted long at all.

Benjibot has kindly provided the cross stitch pattern for making your own Happy Mac picture.

I know the Mac fishtank idea has been around for ages, but I think this one is particularly well done.

“An Apple G4 Cube modded into an aquarium. It’s now home to a happy Beta! The light comes from an old USB Kensington FlyLight, which is plugged into a scraped iPod USB charger. ”

I love this image of old Apple cassettes on Flikr!  The Apple logo is still bright and colourful, considering they are 20+ years old.

This is the original software that came with the Apple ][ Computer.  Looks like one had 4K of memory and the other 16K. 

Jarret made this custom sleeve at www.mytego.com .  Pretty rad.  Have any of you made custom sleeves for your laptops?

A geeky way to apologise.  From Paperwheel

Jona and Claire make these fun laptop sleeves in the shape of manila envelopes.  They’re perfect to hold the Apple MacBook Air laptops, that are thin thin thin!

Whoo hoooo! Check out the new items in the shop!

Little Professor Clock.  How cool is he?!! 

Circuitboard Notebook, a must for every geek :) 

Old School push-button GE phone becomes a funky wall clock.

iMac Keyboard clock in Bondi-Blue. Love this colour!

iMac clock in graphite too, for the guys.

iMac magnetic message centre, with 6 iMac key magnets.

Michael Jackson Thriller Sketch Book

Beautiful packaging for Apple’s new Magic Mouse is shown over on the Dieline packagine site.  I love looking at all the novel and clever packaging designs they showcase.  

I think I’d reuse the Mighty Mouse packaging as a little storage containers for nails or thumb tacks.

Love it!

image via Flickr user Moparx

This print by RosieMusic is simply perfect.

I love the green, and how she’s sneaking a look at him…

6 new pairs of MAC keyboard cufflinks added to the GEEKWARE store today!

The Command key, also historically known as the Apple key or open-Apple key, has taken many forms over the years. 

The cufflinks above showcase the evolution of the Command key, from the Apple IIe released in 1983, to the controversial removal of the Apple symbol in the 2007 redesign.  (The removal of the symbol triggered a storm of protests by Apple aficionados, who felt that a unique design feature of the Macintosh was being dropped without a compelling need.)

Can you guess which pair of MAC cufflinks is made from the oldest keys, and which is the most recent?