Control your very own Black Hawk helicopter remotely
Remote controlled toys can be fun to play, but more often than not, they tend to offer diminishing returns when it comes to the power consumption. You might take a whole half hour to juice up the battery to its maximum level, and yet are able to pilot the particular drone, or car, for eight to ten minutes, tops. Well, what if I told you that there is the possibility …
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Doctor Who R/C Flying TARDIS lacks the necessary sound effects
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s the $59.99 Doctor Who R/C Flying TARDIS! Doctor Who fans will definitely be able to identify with this remote controlled toy, especially when it comes in the form factor of the beloved TARDIS. In fact, this has been touted to be the world’s smallest flying TARDIS, and who am I to argue against that particular claim? Apart from that, this also happens …
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Flying Fire Breathing Dragon terrorizes the neighborhood
By George! Who would have thought that dragons actually exist in this day and age? Wait a minute here, it is not as though we have concrete proof (biological ones) that dragons existed in the past other than in drawings and folklore. Well, if you think that you have a cool $60,000 lying around, then you might want to be the best house in the neighborhood for kids to visit …
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Tethercell - Take “Charge” of your Batteries
Oh how the world loves a battery… there aren’t too many toys or gadgets these days that don’t run thru a goodly supply of AA’s. That being said, I certainly wish I had a little more control over how these batteries were used, like how long my kid could play with her toys, or how long a lantern could be left on, or just to make sure things were turned …
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Doctor Who R/C Flying TARDIS is a must have for Dr. Who fans
If you are an avid fan of the Dr. Who series, you would most probably have your fair share of DVDs (special editions and the rest of the regular airports) as well as merchandise in your home, but there is always room for one more, right? Having a remote controlled TARDIS does sound extremely appealing, but what happens when you spice that up to make it hover around? Totally radical, …
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RC Rapid Fire Rocket Launcher lets you irritate others from afar
There are many ways to being irritating to other folks around you, although you might think of yourself as being fun-loving instead. It is all a matter of perspective, don’t you think so? Well, assuming you would like to re-enact a modern day wartime scenario (the cutscene from Dune 2 certainly comes into mind about the insidious Ordos with their missile launchers), here is the $99.95 RC Rapid Fire Rocket …
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RC Inflatable R2-D2 is far lighter than the real thing
R2-D2, the most famous astromech droid in the world of Star Wars, has more or less saved the Rebel Alliance one time too many, and is a beloved character for many. This hunk of metal is far more intelligent than the verbose C3-PO, and we are quite sure that it is made out of extremely dense metal. Well, with the $79.95 RC Inflatable R2-D2, you can be quite sure that …
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Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 Elite Edition takes the camouflage route
When we were young (and I am referring to just three decades or so thereabouts, where remote controlled toys involved the use of many a D sized battery, not to mention that they tend to arrive in the form of a robot that moves around in one direction until it bumps into an obstacle, where it will then turn to a different direction, flashing eyes and a bulb on its …
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