The Pet Shop Boys were hip before most of us had lips, but their tenth album Yes is their strongest outing since 1993’s Very; it’s an evolutionary mix of pop songs and slower ballads.

RipNAS’ Statement is meant to be seen but not heard: it’s the world’s first SSD CD ripping NAS packed in a gorgeous case which is virtually silent; choose from SSD and HDD flavors.

Costa Mesa-based Sabre Shades’ Madrids are a funky remix: they’re based on Aviators with bronze faded lens but feature angular lines and a Tortoise-style, see-through acetate frame.

NSFW: NYC improv team Greg & Lou had us in bloody stitches with Wolverine’s Claws Suck, which shows in gory detail the pitfalls of having Adamantium claws minus the healing.

Like a real caddy but minus the grumbling, Shadow Caddy is a robotic cart that follows you via a transmitter on your belt; object detection prevents collisions with objects and other golfers.

Forthright but with a dash of style, the Julius is a top-loading large shoulder bag made with washed lambskin and lined with cotton; it also features snap closures and multiple pockets.

Endless Zombie Rampage 2 improves over its predecessor with new weapons, perks and missions; the zombies are easy, at least until they start spitting blood at you and exploding.

Vestal is best known for their vintage-style watches, but they their hats cut a mean profile too: the Fitzpatrick Fedora features a sweet all-over Amp print; also available as a Military Cap.

First we saw Manhattan 400 years ago, and now it’s horizonless: this poster of Manhattan reminds us of Halo, but it’s actually a curved 3D projection that allows us to see over obstacles.

Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood is lookin’ mighty fine with this Southern Hospitality trailer; it’s a weapon-tastic extravaganza, from gatling guns and TNT to rapid-fire queued shooting.

Few people spend more time on the streets than delivery drivers, so this Reebok Courier Pack is a fitting tribute; four Sir Jam Mids get colorways inspired by DHL, TNT, UPS and FedEx.

Acer finally drops official pictures for the Aspire One 751, above; the 11.6″ barely-a-netbook features an Atom 1.3GHz Z520, 1GB RAM, 160GB HDD, and weighs just under 3 lbs.

While influenza of any type is a nasty little bugger, this visualization of H1N1/Swine Flu makes it look surprisingly beautiful, with mutated viruses exploding from respiratory epithelial cells.

It’s probably not the best idea to build your fortress like a deck of cards, but this Castle-themed House of Cards puts all your kings, queens and jokers in their proper place–on the inside.

Short but sweet, Dutch West’s Dinesta is a funny take on those annoying prescription ads; personally, we’d be up for taking any drugs whose side effects include seeing imaginary dinos.

Nothing appeals more to geeks than a swiss army knife, so this Geek Army Knife tee is a match, a Thundercats sword, lightsaber, MIB Noisy Cricket and Star Trek phaser made in heaven.