It’s not the first time this tin can astromech droid gets filled with water. Last year we could see R2-D2 as an aquarium with a built-in periscope, and now the design of the popular Star Wars robot has been used for a water bottle.

You simply tilt R2-D2’s head back to take a sip from your plastic science fiction inspired bottle, or to fill it up with water – or anything else you would like to drink.

The Star Wars R2-D2 Water Bottle will be available in April 2009 from the Japanese company Tanomi for ¥3,300 yen (about $37 USD).

(Via Technabob)

I know, Star Wars this and Star Wars that – it’s just one of those weeks and this R2-D2 Soy Sauce Bottle is too good not to be mentioned.

(Tokyomango via Crave)

This 1GB USB drive is shaped like a wine bottle and delivered filled with things for the wine lover, like the Open Cellar software to manage your wine cellar.

Once you have connected your BeWine flash drive to the USB port, you have direct access to a new window. This fluid and intuitive interface allows ready review of all the unpublished data of the flash drive. A direct link to our website permits easy update of all information.

Features:

• Ringtones for your mobile
• Open Cellar, manage your wine cellar
• Bewineconnected Club
• Screensaver & Windows Desktop
• Wine Tasting by Michel ROLLAND
• Vademecum, a guide by Tastet & Lawton
• The 4 Seasons at Pontet-Canet, video

Here’s a video demonstration:

This USB flash drive can be used for storage of all of your data with a total memory of 1 gigabyte. The above-described content occupies about half of the total memory. You can of course, if you wish, delete the stored content to take advantage of the entire memory. Remember that the wine cellar management software, if retained on the USB flash drive, will occupy some supplementary memory capacity.

More about the Wine Bottle USB Flash Drive ($50) at Be Wine Connected.

Thanks to Emmanuel Etcheparre!

Having a hard time coming up with questions of your own when playing “spin the bottle”? Well, you could always try the Electronic Spin the Bottle ($34).

130 new questions and all new “Forfeit” mode as well as standard play mode. Sound, lights and laughter make this a great game for all ages. Requires 3 x AA batteries.

(Via Nerd Approved)

What could be a better suited name and design for a bottle stop than Genie in a Bottle? Now available for $20 over at Suck UK.