The East-of-Broadway Holiday Gift Guide | Geek Chic - The Local East Village Blog

December 19, 2011, 3:20 pm

The East-of-Broadway Holiday Gift Guide | Geek Chic

Following parts one and two of The Local’s holiday gift guide, here are ten options for your geek of the week.

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1. Earbud cuff, $88.00 – Patricia Field (302 Bowery)
2. Terracycle motherboard coasters, $12.99 – Sustainable NYC (139 Avenue A)
3. 3-D drawing pad, $8.75 – Exit 9 Gift Emporium (51 Avenue A)
4. Voltaic solar-charging tablet case, $399.95 –Sustainable NYC (139 Avenue A)
5. Invader ring, $60 – Patricia Field (302 Bowery)

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6. Thunder Robot, $50 – White On White (131 East Third Street)
7. Calculator iPhone cover, $14.95 – Alphabets (115 Avenue A)
8. Moshi Moshi solo handset for iPhone/iPad, $30 – Odin (328 East 11th Street)
9. Chef’s Planet olive oil beaker, $18.95 – Lancelotti (66 Avenue A)
10. Turtle Beach x41 wireless surround sound gaming headset, $69.99 – Video Games New York (202 East Sixth Street)

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