Fans of geeky gadgets and the Star Wars saga can now match the Darth Vader Radio and CD Player with a 14-inch TV that also comes with an integrated DVD player.

Of course, no Star Wars TV is complete without a remote control shaped like the number one Jedi weapon. On one side you will find all the buttons needed to control the TV and the DVD player, and the other side is designed to look like a lightsaber.

The DVD player is capable of playing CD, CD-R, CD-RW and DVD discs and the speakers are integrated in the black Darth Vader helmet inspired TV design.

The combo is mains powered and the remote requires 2 x AA batteries.

You can get the Star Wars TV/DVD with Lightsaber Remote from the Toys R Us UK or Littlewoods Direct website for £130 (about $212 USD).

We have previously seen the design of the number one Jedi weapon give inspiration to lightning products like laser pointers and USB lamps. With this new release, Star Wars fans can now also get their hands on a flashlight inspired by Darth Vaders lightsaber.

The keychain flashlight from England’s Wesco Limited, the company behind the Darth Vader Wall Clock with Sound Effects, measures a little over three inches long and includes a bright red LED light.

The Darth Vader Lightsaber Keychain LED Flashlight is available for $9.99 from the official Star Wars online shop.

Fans of the Star Wars saga can now light up their workspace using the weapon of a Jedi. The 13 inches tall desktop lamp, designed like a lightsaber, is charged via USB.

This mini Jedi weapon of choice plugs into your USB port and lights up to become possibly the coolest desk lamp since the discovery of electricity. Not only can you get in touch with the force (as long as you’re a Jedi), but once charged, you can remove this wicked wand from its base and have your very own mini-me glowing lightsabre.

Features:

• A desktop USB lamp styled like a lightsabre.
• When it is plugged-in the lightsabre will charge-up.
• Press the bronze button on the lightsabre’s hilt to activate the light.
• The lightsabre can be removed from its USB powered dock and used as a mini Star Wars toy.
• The light emitted is a subtle one in full daylight but pop it in the dark and it looks totally awesome.
• Requires a USB port.
• Suitable for ages 8 years+.
• Size: 33 x 6cm.

The Star Wars Lightsaber USB Lamp is available from the I Want One Of Those website for £24.99 (about $46 USD).

(Via Coolest Gadgets and Slippery Brick)

The Japanese toy manufacturer Tomy has released an updated transparent plastic version of their popular radio-controlled R2-D2 mini action figure.

With the mini-lightsaber remote, R2-D2 will move forward or turn on command, rotate his dome as he rolls, beep and whistle, and illuminate his photoreceptor “eye”. R2-D2 measures approximately 2.5 inches tall, and includes batteries for the remote and the droid himself.

What makes this one extra special is the transparent plastic of both the figure and the remote control, showing the inner workings…

Here’s a short video demonstration of the previous model:

The new Transparent R/C R2-D2 Action Figure by Tomy is available for $24.99 from the official Start Wars Shop.

Star Wars fans will soon be able to catch a fish or two using a fishing rod that looks like a lightsaber and a Darth Vader net.

The equipment will also include a Star Wars themed tackle box and a fishing backpack. Head over to TheForce.Net for more pictures of the Star Wars fishing equipment. No word on pricing or availability.

(Via OhGizmo)

Now you can get the weapon of a Jedi as fruity flavored candy. Yummy!

The Star Wars Candy Lightsabers ($49.80) from Hasbro are sold in boxes of 12, and the design is based on the authentic weapons for Darth Vader (red) and Anakin Skywalker (blue).

(Via Technabob)

This cool Star Wars kit allows you to build your very own custom lightsaber.

This Saber Kit is just what you need to build your custom saber. One main saber unit with a tri-color blade (flip a switch and choose red, green, or blue – each with corresponding and different sound effects) and a slew of parts let you assemble the saber you’ve dreamed of.

Here’s a video showing some of the things you can do with the kit:

All the parts are based on actual screen-seen components, so your saber will look like an awesome mashup from the movies. And the coolest part is, you don’t have to choose between the Jedi and the Sith – because you can switch back and forth with the flip of a . . . well, switch.

The Star Wars DIY Force FX Lightsaber Kit ($100) is available at ThinkGeek.

Here’s a fun and cool little gadget that’ll light up your Star Wars life; a laser pointer that has been designed to look like the Jedi lightsaber weapon.

Amazon has two models in stock, both equipped with a keychain:

• Darth Vader Lightsaber Laser Pointer ($16.49)
• Darth Maul Lightsaber Laser Pointer ($13.50)

(Via technabob)

There’s been quite of lot of neat accessories for the Nintendo Wii game console popping up lately, but this has got to be the coolest one so far.

Simply slip your Wii Remote into the handle and press the on button to instantly power up your light sword, the power up and down effect is done gradually until the light sword is at its full length.

Features:

• Power up & Power down light effect to bring your Light Sword to life
• Uses 22 x ultra bright LED’s
• On / Off button
• Uses 3 x AA Batteries (not supplied)

The Wii Light Sword is available for £14.99 (about $31 USD) from Play.com.

Via a bunch of great blogs well worth visiting:

• Crave
• Coolest Gadgets
• Engadget
• Gadgettastic
• Geekologie
• Gizmodo
• Nintendo Wii Fanboy
• Pocket-lint
• Prylfeber
• SlipperyBrick

It is hard not to think of a certain weapon from a certain science fiction saga when looking at this new compact tube-shaped MP3 player.

The Music Stick MP3 Player is available with a 2GB or 4GB storage and with or without a built-in FM radio feature. Prices range from $27 to $43.

Elegant design, comfortable in hand, intuitive animation, phone-book, electronic files, U disk, voice recording etc, corresponding with text display, it is easy to operate.

Features:

• Support the audio: MP3/OGG/WMA/WAV(PCM/ADPCM
• A-B repeat
• High speed USB2.0 interface
• E-book: long text recording function, able to copy the unread text to hard disk for the next reading anytime
• Recording: record through MIC
• 6 EQ modes: Normal, Rock, Pop, Jazz, Bass
• Playing modes: Normal, menu, repeat, repeat all, shuffle, etc.
• Setting functions: Sleep mode and energy saving mode, screen saver
• Support: FM function

(Techfresh via Crave)

Coincides with the 30th anniversary of the first Star Wars film comes this cool Artoo replica webcam. An included lightsaber-shaped remote control functions both as a Skype phone handset, and a way to take the little droid on a tour.

A sensor on R2’s front leg detects the edge of a table and automatically stops the droid from proceeding while signaling an audible warning.

Here’s a short video demonstration of the droid in action:

The Wi-Fi capabilities on this 628 x 528 pixel web camera allows you to control R2-D2’s movements and access the web camera from a laptop or a PC anywhere in the world.

The web camera takes digital photos and snap shots, and it has voice record, zoom, and tilt functions. R2-D2 says 11 different phrases and astromech droid sounds from the original Star Wars soundtrack. Web camera requires six AA batteries. 8″ H x 51/2″ W x 51/4″ D.

The R2-D2 Webcam is available at Hammacher Schlemmer for $349.95.

(Via technabob)

If you have dressed up your clubs with Yoda Golf Club Covers the next step would be to replace those boring golf clubs with a Yoda F/X Lightsaber ($203).

The latest FX lightsaber is an exact replica of Master Yoda’s. Its illuminating blade features a power up/power down effect thanks to sequentially lighting LEDs. Lightsaber sound effects have been recorded from the film and are activated by moving the saber or by impacting the blade. Requires: 3 AAA batteries. Size: 33″.

You can also choose from these other models:

• Obi-Wan F/X Lightsaber
• Darth Vader F/X Lightsaber
• Mace Windu F/X Lightsaber

The Star Wars Lightsaber: Darth Vader Force FX Collectible ($190) is an official replica of Darth Vader’s Lightsaber from Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope.

It has has a realistic metal hilt, a glowing red blade with power up and power down feature, and authentic sounds which have been digitally recorded from the movie and is officially licensed.

Four different scaled Master Replica lightsabers ($37), with official licence from Lucas Film Ltd, have just arrived over at Gadgets.dk.

These collectible items are made in approx. half of the original size (0.45% to be precise). Choose between Anakin Skywalker, Darth Vader, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda – all “modeled and molded in superb detail after the sabers as they appear in Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith.

Your 0.45 scaled lightsaber comes in a quality presentation box with the prop story imprinted on the inside cover. It also includes a display stand complete with Star Wars logo and character name for optimal presentation in your Star Wars collection.

Product specifications

• Superb detailing to match the acclaimed 1:1 scale Limited Edition Collectible Lightsabers.
• Machined and die cast metal and injection molded components.
• Collectible quality presentation box with the prop story imprinted on the inside cover.
• Each replica is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
• Display stand complete with Star Wars logo and character name.