If Star Trek II taught us anything, it’s that sometimes, when someone taunts you enough, you just have to whip out your communicator and scream KHHHHHAAAAANNNNN. This Wrath of Khan Replica Communicator Device was used in one of the most famous movies of all time and now you can reenact that scene anytime you want.

When you open it up, you’ll hear “KHAAAAN!!!” screaming from it with flashing lights, and phrases from Uhura, Kirk, and Spock. It works in Voice Clip Mode, Screaming Kirk Mode, and Hail/Call-Back function. When closed or opened, it chirps. Get your nerd on with this famous replica.

Dynamism will soon to be launching its new Viliv N5 device, which we first saw showcased at CES 2010. The Viliv N5 has a small form factor, measuring just 6.8” x 3.4” x 1”. That’s between a mobile Internet device and a netbook.

The Viliv N5 features a 4.8 inch display with a resolution of 1024 x 600 and a full QWERTY keyboard with a battery that will deliver up to 6 hours of power.

If you have plenty of disposable income, why not spend eighty grand on a top-of-the-line 3D projector? The new C3X Lumis 3D projector by Sim2 is priced at $80,000 and would likely be the most expensive thing in your home theater.

The Sim2 C3X LUMIS 3D projector has a bunch of features including 3X Dark Chip 4, Hyper-Color, and dual-projector 3D capabilities. If you have the spare cash, why not check it out?

Beijing-based company Newman has been busy showing off a computer that looks like a landline telephone set at Taipei Computex 2010. It’s called the PhonePC, and the device features an AMD Sempron processor with an AMD M690E/ SB600 chipset and ATI Radeon X1250 graphics.

Sadly that’s all the info we have. Nothing on price or availability yet. But if you want a computer that looks like a phone, this is for you.

T-Mobile subscribers who are looking for a new QWERTY phone will be happy to hear that Nokia has announced that it will be bringing its E73 Mode Symbian S60 device to the carrier. It will be available on June 16 at T-Mobile retail stores and authorized dealers.

At least you won’t have long to wait. This phone looks like the popular E71. Some specs include: 2.4-inch QVGA display, Full QWERTY keyboard, 5-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, HSDPA, Turn-by-Turn navigation thanks to Ovi Maps, HTML browser that supports Adobe Flash, Media player and GPS.

This isn’t the first time that pictures of the upcoming BlackBerry 9800 slider have shown up, but so far they’ve been blurry. Now however, we have some pretty good looking images of the device, which give us a much better idea of the device.

Now you can clearly see the SIM card slot and memory card slots. The pics are good enough to give you an idea whether you want the BlackBerry 9800 slider when it’s released, or not.

An Android phone with an exposed keyboard? Sure is. Acer’s beTouch E130 was recently shown off at Computex and the BlackBerry lookalike is equipped with a 2.6-inch QVGA touchscreen display, a scroll ball and a full QWERTY keyboard.

Engadget says that the device feels really solid, and the rough-feeling scroll ball is great for navigating the menus. The keyboard is their favorite part of the phone. It has a rubber-type coating giving the keys a nice feel. The E130 is part of Acer’s lower end BeTouch line however, and packs only a 416MHz ST-Ericsson CPU, 256MB of RAM, and 512MB of ROM.

Fans of MGS will love this PlayStation Portable 3000 Limited Edition Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker Entertainment Pack. It features the latest hardware revision of the PlayStation Portable and comes with your favorite Metal Gear Solid tactical stealth action.

You get a “Spirited Green” PSP-3000 system, a copy of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker in UMD format, a 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo, a PlayStation Store downloadable movie voucher and a code to unlock in-game content which includes the Stealth gun and FOX T-shirt.

Blu-ray players normally just play Blu-ray discs, but Hitachi see them doing more. That’s why they decided to integrate a 32GB solid-state drive as well.

Hitachi is calling it the “Hy Drive,”. The idea is that the operating system and critical software components could be installed into the SSD, leaving your platter hard drive free for everything else. It could improve overall system performance. Hitachi launches the new drives in August.

Sony Ericsson has announced a pair of new Bluetooth headsets in its GreenHeart line, the VH410 and VH110. Both are made from recycled plastics and finished with water-based paint. The headsets come in environmentally friendly and small packaging to reduce waste. It’s all about the environment.

The VH410 uses noise cancellation technology and can connect to two cell phones at the same time. The VH110 comes with three earpieces and delivers up to 10-hours of talk time. The Sony Ericsson VH410 and VH110 GreenHeart will be available on August, 2010.

Pranks are fun as long as no one gets hurt. When you can put a geeky twist on a prank, it can be gold. That’s what we have here. Pure nerd gold. See that giant R2-D2? It used to be an observatory.

Well, until students at Minnesota’s Carleton College turned the campus astronomical observatory into a giant R2-D2. Man, I hope the Empire can’t see that from space. They might come looking for the Death Star plans.

Toshiba has an LCD panel which is capable of converting a 2D image partially to a 3D image, where it can then be viewed with the naked eye without the need for an extra pair of special glasses. This LCD panel is compatible with the “integral imaging method” developed by Toshiba and boasts nine viewpoints within a 12″ display at 1,400 x 1,050 resolution for 2D images in full screen and 466 x 350 for 3D images in full screen.

The 3D images are made possible thanks to the “GRIN (gradient index) lens” that changes the distribution of refraction indexes by controlling the gradient of liquid crystal molecules. Turning on the second panel allows You to show 2D images and 3D images simultaneously.

I recall seeing the Modu mobile phone at CES a few years back and thinking it was a cool idea. The device is a tiny cellular phone module that you can slip into various different cases to completely changes the device and its interface.

A new Modu phone has surfaced and it is called the T-Phone. The device has a touchscreen and looks like a slick little interface as well. The handset is the first from Modu to have 3G connectivity.

I like my iPad and I have taken it with me many places for reading and playing games when I get bored. Lots of folks are finding that the iPad is good for a great many things, including a group of surgeons in Japan.

These docs used the iPad during surgery apparently to view images to help during the procedure. The iPad was held by an assistant during the surgury. I imagine it went something like this — scalpel, suction, iPad, landscape please.

I think anyone who has read about AT&T and its ways of dealing with complaints or is an AT&T customer probably understands that the company appears to be run by a bunch of asshats. This was made abundantly clear this week when word that AT&T had threatened a customer who emailed the CEO twice over a few week period with a cease and desist letter if he emailed again.

The guy took his story the internet where it grew to epic proportions in a poo storm the likes of which hasn’t been seen in at least a few weeks. AT&T has now said sorry to the customer for threatening him and had a senior AT&T VP call and talk to the customer personally.