ApriPoko - Remote Control Robot by Toshiba

The name is this cute little robot from Toshiba is ApriPoko. He (or she) is a voice-operated infrared universal remote control equipped with a camera.
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The name is this cute little robot from Toshiba is ApriPoko. He (or she) is a voice-operated infrared universal remote control equipped with a camera.

A person being too lazy to look down to read the weight might not be that interested in scales. On the other hand, wireless devices are always fun.

Do you remember the TV-B-Gone gadget from last year? Now there’s a new similar product out to make life a bit harder for TV viewers near you.

This watch allows you to control TVs and other devices from a series of popular brands - Sony, Panasonic, Philips etc. - from up to 5 meters (5.5 yards) away.

Having trouble finding your remote control when you need it the most? The Giant Universal Remote ($40) will bring an end to that little problem.
It requires 4 x AA batteries and will work with virtually all TVs, VCRs, DVDs and cable boxes. Size (in inches): 5-1/2W x 8-1/2L x 2-1/4H.
(Via UberReview)

The beautiful Remote Controlled Venti Fan ($650) goes in the same type of jet engine style as the Propello Desktop Fan.
It has three speeds, oscillation control and is fully adjustable in all directions. Can be used as a free standing or a wall-mounted unit. Operate in manually or enjoy the laziness of using the remote control.
(Via Apartment Therapy)

Jasco has taken a new and interesting approach with the design of the Flip Universal Remote. By giving it a design similar to a clamshell cellphone it saves space and is easy to hold. No wonder it’s been named a 2007 Innovations Honoree in the Video Accessories category for the 2007 CES Innovations Design and Engineering Awards.

The Party Chain ($15) keychain combines a flashlight and a universal infrared TV remote control with a bottle opener.
The IC of the remote control collects 500 codes of TV sets. The major compatible TV set manufactures are listed on the website.
(Via Red Ferret)