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This radio-controlled car allows you to “paint” its path using a handheld infrared tracker – a feature that brought a lot of attention when the toy was displayed at the Hong Kong Toy Fair earlier this year.

If the V8 Alarm Clock that we covered back in January isn’t good enough to get you started in the morning, maybe this new model from Chaney Instrument Company is.

Two guys from the Czech Republic, 18 year old Josef Průša and his brother, has come up with a cool way to control an R/C car using the iPhone and its built-in accelerometer.

We’ve seen a of couple of these car-shaped USB memories before, like the Lamborghini one, but the storage capacity has always been quite bad. This new Beetle-style version, however, is a bit better with its 8GB flash drive.

This radio-controlled, zero gravity, mini racing car is introduced as “the next generation of upside down-driving vehicles” – a smaller version of those wall-climbing R/C toys you might have come across before.

If you don’t want to use two Spider-Man cell phone holders next to each other, here’s a clever 2-in-1 solution that will hold your cell phone, GPS, PDA and other handheld devices in place on the windshield of your car.

This tiny solar “racing” car, the smallest one in the world with its 33 x 22 x 14 mm in size, requires no batteries whatsoever. You only need to take it out in the sunlight or close to a strong artificial light source to get the wheels moving.

This car-shaped optical mouse might not be the most comfortable of pointing devices, but it can be a fun computer accessory for the true car lover.

This handy speakerphone allows you to enjoy the freedom of the wireless Bluetooth technology in your car, without having to think about boring or expensive installations.

This headrest features a built-in DVD and MP4 player with a 7-inch TFT LCD 16:9 widescreen, allowing you to concentrate at the driving while your backseat passengers are watching a good movie.

This radio controlled amphibious vehicle runs on land and in the water, giving you a double amount of R/C fun for the price of one.

This product from Anycom is described as the “world’s first solar-powered cell-phone car speaker system with Bluetooth wireless technology”.