Star Wars R2-D2 Fridge
Paul Strauss over at the great Technabob blog was surfing around, looking for the R2-D2 USB Mini Fridge, when he stumbled upon this awesome Artoo refrigerator.
japan
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Wooden Animal USB Drives
The Japanese company Marubeni InfoTech has released a beautiful line of wooden USB drives that looks like animals - kind of like a playful version of those “realistic” looking Animal USB Drives that we saw earlier this year.
Rogue - New Tokyoflash Watch
The Japanese watch importer Tokyoflash has announced yet another cool looking timepiece for those of you who can’t get enough of these hard-to-read-watches.
Space Invaders Mini Skateboards
As you all know by now, the 30th Anniversary of the classic Space Invaders game is in full swing with lots of new products being released, like these fun mini skateboards.
Turntable Watch by Tokidoki
The Italien Tokidoki brand has come up with this nice looking alternative to the turntable watch from Stomp that we wrote about last year.
New R/C R2-D2 Action Figure - Now Transparent
The Japanese toy manufacturer Tomy has released an updated transparent plastic version of their popular radio-controlled R2-D2 mini action figure.
Flying R/C UFO Lamp
The Japanese video game developer Taito is giving you a chance to light up your room in a way that would even make Fox Mulder jealous, using a flying UFO inspired radio-controlled lamp.
Portable Hello Kitty LCD TV
The Japanese Sanrio company has just announced a portable alternative to the Uniden Hello Kitty LCD TV, for those who want to be bale to take the famous cat out on the roads.
New Nekura Watches from Tokyoflash
The Japanese watch importer Tokyoflash has today announced some new stylish unisex analog timepieces in their popular Nekura series.
AI Tech Racing by Tomy
The Japanese toy manufacturer Tomy today announced the debut of an innovative “sensor” technology for its forthcoming AI Tech Racing brand, featuring the ability to detect and avoid obstacles, and negotiate turns and corners without input from the user.
