It’s impossible to be productive at work without consuming large amounts of caffeine. The Pixel Heart Heat Changing Mug reminds you of this, in the most awesome way imaginable. When full with coffee or tea, your health meter will be at 100%. Once you drink up the beverage, the heart will fade to black… just like your motivation to do get things done.

Sure, video game graphics sucked in 1982, but the box art back then was cheesy-epic. Someone gave today’s biggest games, including Uncharted and Modern Warfare 3, the 30-years-ago treatment and came up with some with some purely amazing work. Make sure to head over to Imgur to see all 17 covers.

When we first saw this inflatable version of Captain Kirk’s chair, we passed out with excitement. Once we woke up, we found out that it only supports up to 120 pounds, which immediately turned tears of joy into tears of sadness.

T-Rex is playing Asteroids. Get it? Get it? The only way this tee could be more ironic is if you decided to wear it while blasting Alanis Morissette out of your convertible.

Loaded with cabinet, manual, and control panel graphics, Axel Pfaender’s “Arcade Art” could be stared at for days. Sadly, he’s not selling prints because of potential copyright issues, but that doesn’t make this any less awesome. Check out detailed shots on his site.

If you’re a hardcore Machead, or over the age of 40, your mind will be blown when you see the iPhone Legacy Case. This retro piece of awesomeness is styled to look just like the iconic Macintosh 128k computer, released January 24, 1984. Personally, we think this is the coolest iPhone case to-date thanks to its cream vinyl and multi-colored logo. The only problem is that this is a concept by Les Forges MDK and not available for purchase…yet. Let’s hope this gets produced.

If you’re looking for a pair of giant headphones for blasting Deadmau5, you might want to check out The Aviator from Skullcandy. Designed to look like pilot gear from the ‘70s, these are definitely the coolest sound-isolating headphones on the market. Packed with top-of-line technology and a 4.3’ Mic3 sound cord for answering your smartphone, dropping $150 on these is perfectly justifiable…sorta.

Nerds have been around forever, well maybe not forever, but at least since the ‘40s. This picture showcases a Superman balloon floating through Times Square on Thanksgiving Day, 1940. The Man of Steel, or in this case helium, stood 80-feet tall and looked creepy as ever.

Digital cameras single-handedly eradicated Polaroids from existence. Well, payback’s a bitch. As smartphones continue to push digital cameras into irrelevancy, Polariod felt the time was right to resurrect a legend. Their Z340 Instant Digital Camera features a 14-megapixel sensor, a 2.7-inch LCD, and a built-in Zink printer that instantly prints 3” x 4” photos.

Part of growing up means you need to have a good day job. Most places will make you wear a tie and consider your Master Chief armor against the dress code. That’s where these Space Invaders ties come in handy. Formal yet nerdy, these 100% silk ties will definitely help you make friends with the IT department.