Share Secrets with Interactive Plant from Sega
The Japanese company Sega Toys wants you to open up your mind and share your most inner thoughts with their brand new interactive plant called “The Healing Leafs”.
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USB Ferris Wheel Spins When You Type
If you enjoyed the USB Ferris Wheel Phone Stand from last year, this USB powered and key-controlled gondolas toy with built-in songs should be right up your alley.
IR Tracker R/C Car
This radio-controlled car allows you to “paint” its path using a handheld infrared tracker – a feature that brought a lot of attention when the toy was displayed at the Hong Kong Toy Fair earlier this year.
Innovator High Performance USB R/C Helicopter
The Taiwanese company Thunder Tiger has come up with an advanced radio-controlled helicopter for those looking for something more than the average indoor choppers.
WowWee FlyTech Bladestar Flying R/C Toy
The Hong Kong-based WowWee company has announced the launch of their FlyTech Bladestar, a radio-controilled indoor flying machine that is said to “change helicopter flight as we know it today”.
QFO – New Flying R/C Toy from Tomy
The Japanese toy manufacturer Tomy has announced its QFO – a small radio-controlled flying toy that was recently displayed at the 2008 Tokyo Toy Show in Japan.
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.
Zero Gravity Micro R/C Car
This radio-controlled, zero gravity, mini racing car is introduced as “the next generation of upside down-driving vehicles” – a smaller version of those wall-climbing R/C toys you might have come across before.
Black Stealth R/C Helicopter
Looking for a radio-controlled helicopter to go with the cool looking R/C Stealth Boat? Maybe this black affordable 3-channel mini indoor chopper will be right up your alley.
R/C Star Trek Enterprise Spaceship
After having seen the design of this classic spaceship as a source of inspiration for a chandelier, a telephone a putter and bottle opener, we’re finally about to see it as the one thing many have been waiting for; a radio-controlled version of the Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701.
