If manufacturers can’t make the smallest, biggest, lightest or most advanced MP3 player there is another solution to get it noticed by the masses, celebrity endorsement and in this case the celeb is the coolest cat, Garfield.
Current info is sketchy at best, but it has a color screen, lay music and is sure to be popular in the playground at least (found via New Launches)
If I asked you to name a game beginning with the letter ‘S’ what would you say? Sudoku of course! You either love it or you hate it but either way, you can’t escape it.
Incase you have been living in a cave for the past 2 years and don’t know what I’m on about, I’ll explain. Sudoku is a game where you complete a grid (say 3×3) so each column and each row has the numbers 1 to 9. Sounds easy but can be highly frustrating at times, especially super Sudoku table.
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Pong is probably the first game I remember playing, how much enjoyment and wonder a got watching a square ball bounce from side to side. You can now make your own pong game and there’s no need for any coding as this is a hardware solution.
Following the PatrolBot we reported on yesterday, I’ve just seen that Think Geek are also selling a Surveillance Robot the SRV-1. It does look a lot simpler than the PatrolBot but is still pretty cool. Read the rest of this entry »
Most people would enjoy playing toying with a remote controlled Humvee and get bored after 20 minutes. This remote-controlled gadget is a bit different though, because it has a built-in camera and a few other extras to keep you entertained!
It’s hard to imagine that the Daleks have been around since 1963! Now, to capture some of the interest in the new Dr Who episodes, these super-looking remote-controlled models have been released.
If you’re like me and enjoy watching football but don’t quite have the required level of skill to play it (only just not quite mind) then robot football could be a good closed season alternative. Read the rest of this entry »
The finger drums we reported on a few days ago have already been put in the shade by the ones we discovered today.
Today’s finger drums might not have as much electronic wizardry as the last ones we reported on but they do look like a real miniature drum kit (not so sure about the sound though). Each drum also lights up when hit, to get a feel (well look and sound) for what it’s like check out the video.
These finger drums are available at gadgets.dk.
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