"We're working with a prototype right now. Geeky Gags - Gaming and tech companies could create more amusing and playful gadgets for users to enjoy. But there's still a wait for it to actually come out (although preorders are available): this beautiful piece of post-apocalyptic tech won't arrive until November, which is good, because ThinkGeek is still working out the bugs on it. Office Pranks - Companies could develop more funny computer accessories to provide fun and humor in the workplace. For hardcore Fallout fans, though, it's still a must-have at $350. This officially licensed Fallout 4 piece of merchandise, though, doesn't come cheap and could cost more than the smartphone that it works with. ThinkGeek's Pip-Boy will also keep you from getting lost: yes, there are maps, too. This Pip-Boy even features a cosplay mode that lets its wearers display the stuff fans really want to see, including screens that display status, specials and perks.
ThinkGeek spent a lot of time and attention to detail with its Pip-Boy, too: it does double duty as a charging base and has a compartment that actually opens up to reveal a holotape (which is actually a USB drive). It's also relatively lightweight so that Wastelanders don't experience arm fatigue while out there wandering through the world. ThinkGeek Star Wars R2-D2 Measuring Cup Set - Body Built from 4 Measuring Cups and Detachable Arms Turn Into Nesting Measuring Spoons - Unique Kitchen Gadget. The NERF Nuke, one of ThinkGeeks standout April Fools creations this year, is something Yonkers would love to see go from joke concept to retail product. Some of us still make merch for other folk, some of us. Currently there is no spiritual successor to ThinkGeek though a few folks threaten to do 'something' but have given no timeline for it. The armband for the Pip-Boy is lined with foam and should fit most arms. Most of the monkeys that worked there are still a pretty tight-knit group and we talk all the time in a private FB group.
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