ChouChou Electric Butterfly
Check out this mechanical butterfly called ChouChou from Japan. Looks like the real McCoy.
Arctic Spyder III Lightsaber Laser
Check out lightsaber look alike Artic Spyder III Laser in action.
Mini HoverDrone
The Mini HoverDrone is a hovering toy with flashing lights running on AA batteries. You can use this to bring out your inner Yoda. It retails at $19.99
From Coolest Gadgets: Want to own what is touted to be the smallest flying R/C device to date? The Mini HoverDrone is your cup of tea then, where it will impress virtually anyone who lays eyes upon it. Boasting a diameter that won’t surpass that of a silver dollar by much, you get a lone propeller at the bottom that helps it hover in the air, spinning and flashing its blue LED to attract attention simultaneously. A simple slider control makes way for up-and-down movement, making it a snap for virtually anyone to control it in an instant. $19.99 is the asking price for this small miracle.
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Sony Rolly MP3 Robot Discontinued
Sony egg shaped MP3 player called Rolly which has a built in robotic technology is now discontinued in the US. Sony has not given the official word yet.
Rolly features 180-degree, horizontally opposed stereo speakers. Sound reverberates from the surface the device is placed on, whether on a desk or on the floor. Other features are 1Gb flash memory, Bluetooth, ATRAC and MP3 music format, USB support and more. Rolly is now out in the US for $400. Check out the demo video after the jump.
R2D2 And Darth Vader USB Hub
Check out the Darth Vader and R2D2 USB hub in action from the video above.
Sony Rolly Robot MP3 Player
Sony has released a new egg shaped MP3 player called Rolly. It has built in robotic technology and has six moving parts. Rolly features 180-degree, horizontally opposed stereo speakers. Sound reverberates from the surface the device is placed on, whether on a desk or on the floor. Other features are 1Gb flash memory, Bluetooth, ATRAC and MP3 music format, USB support and more. Rolly is now out in the US for $400. Check out the demo video after the jump.
Lego Look-alike Gun
This Glock 17 is not from Lego but looks like it only. This toy supposed to work like the real thing but does not shoot any bullets. This gun replica has some resemblance to the plastic gun in X-Men movie.
