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myOtaku.com: lee radcliffe
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Tuesday, April 3, 2007
New in Toy Town…
RS Media
It program moves in a snap! Put the big lunk into Puppet Mode, move the RS Media around manually and he’ll automatically record the moves into program. It can store MP3s and pictures, take vids and photos, record sounds, act as a speaker, and play video games. It can be plug on your pc through a USB port, and you can manage all those media files bouncing inside his clunky body. Better yet: You can program a brand-new personality for him! *talk about Chii from Chobits!*
Whacked-out GADGETS!
Nikko R2-D2 projector
Star Wars fanatics rejoice! Nikko Home Electronics actually jammed a working projector inside an R2-D2 chassis. And if that’s not enough, the remote control is a lightsaber.
Sega I-CY Penguin
This u-ber cute penguin is really a set of speakers made by former game console manufacturer Sega. Watch it as it flaps its wings to the tune of your favorite songs.
MK 1 Studio Underlift Bed
If you have a 50-inch LCD or Plasma TV at home, this contraption will be your best friend. It’s basically a TV mount that tucks your boob tube under your bed. Neat!
Did you know?
Dr. James Caleb Jackson invented the world’s first breakfast cereal. It contained dense bran nuggets that were soaked overnight to make it chewable.
Cereals, or cornflakes, were actually products of an accident! In 1894, Will Keith Kellogg left a pot of boiled wheat to stand too long and the wheat became very soft. When he rolled the softened wheat and allowed it to dry, each grain came out as a large thin flake.
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