R/C Hovering Space Surfer
Here’s something you don’t see every day, a radio-controlled 9-inch “space surfer” that hovers in the air, spins 360 degrees, and moves left, right, backward and forward.
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Levitating Globe with LED Lamp
Looking pretty much like this levitating globe from Deal Extreme, but with one bonus feature; this scale model of Earth also comes with a 4-LED lamp.
Levitating Photo Frame with Multicolor Lights
Here we have yet another example of those levitating products that we have seen in the shape of a baseball, a globe, a lamp, etc.
Star Wars-Inspired Hover Chair
The futuristic Lounger is a revolutionary magnetic ‘hover’ furniture, designed by UK designer Keith Dixon and inspired by the Star Wars Landspeeder.
Levitating Lamps
We’ve covered quite a few levitating products at GeekAlerts, like globes, photo frames and a baseball, but this is the first ever post about levitating lamps.
Levitating Globe
We have already covered a couple of products like this – the Electromagnetic Earth Globe and the Illuminating Electromagnetic Earth Globe.
Unfortunately, there is not much information available about this levitating globe. We’ll just have to assume it uses electro magnets, as with the others.
Levitating Multicolored LED Photo Frame
Remember the Illuminating Levitating Earth Globe? From the same German company comes this electromagnetic photo frame.
Illuminating Levitating Earth Globe
Remember the Electromagnetic Earth Globe from yesterday? It turns out the same company has yet another cool desktop gadget in the same genre.
Electro magnets makes the Illuminating Electromagnetic Earth Globe ($61) float in midair inside the black/chrome arch. The classic colored earth globes measures 11 cm (4.3 in.) in diameter.
Levitating Earth Globe
Here’s your chance to add a little David Blaine feel to your desktop (if you ever wanted to do that). The cool looking black and chrome Electromagnetic Earth Globe ($137) measures 11 cm (4.3 in.) in diameter and will float in midair using electro magnets. It’s also possible to give it a spin and watch the world go round and round for a long long time…
(Via TFTS & Sci-Fi Tech)
