Posts Tagged ‘remote-control’
Xachi Pets fuse iPhones and Stuffed Animals into one Cute and Cuddly iToy
What do you get when you mix a Unicorn and a Nexus One? I’ve got no idea – but if you put an iPhone and Furby together, you get a Xachi pet. Announced last week at the American International Toy Fair, a Xachi (pronounced “ZAH-chee”) Pet is an iPhone-controlled toy. It looks kind of like a Furby with a giant LED screen in place of its face. And, yes, you interface with your Xachi Pet through your iPhone/iPod.
It’s pretty a simple concept, but it’s the first time I’ve seen someone pull it off. The closest thing to an iPhone-enabled toy on the market is a helicopter with your iPhone as a remote control, and that’s not exactly cute and cuddly.
Read the rest at MobileCrunch >>
Finally! A color changing LED shower head that includes a remote control
The long wait is finally over, friends. While color-changing LED showerheads are nothing new , there’s finally one with a remote control included. Chinavasion sells the product and asks the question we’d all ask sooner or later: Who needs an LED shower head with a remote control?
Read the rest here:
Finally! A color changing LED shower head that includes a remote control
Woot! Two pack of ESPN universal remotes for $8
These aren’t the fancy-pants ESPN remotes that we’ve written about here on CrunchGear in the past. But they are universal remotes with dedicated ESPN buttons for those of you who watch a lot of sports and want a quick way to flip to between billiards on ESPN and bowling on ESPN2 at 3AM on a Tuesday.
Folding “stealth” Hot Wheels: More stuff to step on when you come downstairs at 5am thinking that the furnace is broken
Hot Wheels is about to launch “Stealth Rides,” tiny, folding Hot Wheels cars that are – get this – remote controlled. The cars are about as big as standard hot wheels and fold into the shape of a thick credit card.
The rest is here:
Folding “stealth” Hot Wheels: More stuff to step on when you come downstairs at 5am thinking that the furnace is broken
MSI Demos Three New PCs at CES
MSI has unveiled three new concept products at CES where the company is trying redefine the way consumers will interact with digital information in their homes. The first product that was demoed was a 3D all in one PC. MSI has developed the world’s first 3D All-in-One PC which comes with wireless 3D glasses, where users can have the ultimate life-like gaming experience and 3D HD movie experience with the computer’s 24-inch display.
Here is the original post:
MSI Demos Three New PCs at CES
Live from Samsung’s CES 2010 press conference
Here we are, living it up at Samsung’s press conference.
Continued here:
Live from Samsung’s CES 2010 press conference
Sling drops four new devices, all of which are worth a passing, if mention
Slingbox has released four new placeshifting devices. They are, in order of appearance: Slingbox 700U This box allows HD receivers to “sling” their “content” over the “Internet” directly, cutting out the laborous process of videotaping TV, converting it at one of those strip mall conversion places, and mailing it in the post
See the original post:
Sling drops four new devices, all of which are worth a passing, if mention
Daily Crunch: Into the White Edition
Parkour flip book-style Beam me up, Scotty: Some weird wristband lets to you talk to the hand Star Trek wetsuit lets you boldly go where few have gone before Hitachi’s develops brain signal-powered remote control Review: The Torch, a $300 flashlight CrunchGear at CES 2010
Go here to read the rest:
Daily Crunch: Into the White Edition
Unassuming cap sports hidden camcorder
Pardon me, miss? I’d just like to tell you that I think your hat is fly.
Original post:
Unassuming cap sports hidden camcorder
Rumor: Samsung Mobile to launch absolutely nothing at CES?
Remember the last time Samsung went more than a few days without launching a new phone? Yeah, neither do we
Excerpt from:
Rumor: Samsung Mobile to launch absolutely nothing at CES?