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This R/C T-rex might be small in comparison to the replica we saw a few days ago, but it’s still impressive with its 81 cm (31.9 inches) in length.

So you want to outcool your neighbors Camarasaurus replica? No problem, that plant eater doesn’t stand a chance against this creature.

In a announcement sent out to those on Ugobe’s mailing list for official Pleo news and updates, Ugobe stated that Pleo is now officially in production.

Here’s the first professionally shot video that shows tons of people petting, cooing, baby talking, and losing their composure over the adorable baby blue eyed dinosaur we call Pleo.

Some Ugobe folk wanted to see if a fully furry Pleo would still function properly (respond to touch, fuss & fidget, etc.).

The day before yesterday we had a post about this cute little Dinosaur Webcam. If you add plush and a portion of extra cuteness you will get the Cam Buddy Dinosaur Plush Webcam ($10).

If you don’t like futuristic looking webcams like the wireless R2-D2 and the Robot one, then here’s a chance to get the pretty much the opposite. The Dinosaur Webcam ($25) features a built-in microphone, USB 1.1 interface and a 350K pixel resolution camera with a frame rate of 30 frames per sec.

At a recent SAAG 2007 meeting (Sacramento Area Aibo Gathering), YouTube videographer and SAAG member EllysDogHouse took this beautiful high quality video of a Pleo, fresh out of the box, taking his very first baby steps.

Monster Dino is the name of the latest addition in the LEGO Creator family. A total of 792 pieces is used to build the small dinosaur, which can be rebuild into a spider that crawls or a moving crocodile.

Discover the ancient world of dinosaurs with the Inflatable Dinosaur World Globe with Stand ($7). It measures 12 inches (30.5cm) in diameter and includes dinosaur images with names, geological period of their existence, and their habitat locations on the globe.

PC Magazine has published a list of the Top 10 Strangest R/C Toys. A lot of good stuff in there but I think some of them easily could have been replaced with these weird R/C toys: Tarantula ($25) Pterosaur ($101) Pteranodon ($50) (Via Gearlog)