The radio controlled flying cockroach comes with a realistic body and a helicopter type mount propeller to give it added flight.
A perfect unusual gadget to remind you of some of the apartments you may have seen during your starving student school years. For $70, you can pick up this R/C toy which includes the cockroach, a multidirectional remote and a docking station which provides five minutes of flight time with each thirty minute charge.
We’ve come across a variety of remote control gadgets but were floored (or should I say roofed) when we heard about the Air Hog remote control zero gravity micro car.
Sure, the economy has gone down the toilet and you should probably save your money, but heck, how can you pass up on this remote control golfer. Perfect for the office where you can take a break to practice some putting when the volume of paperwork prevents you from actually heading out to the golf course.
Test your skills with the remote control golfer as you position him, choose his club (from a driver, an iron, or a putter) and swing away! Variable power swing control allows you to apply just the right amount of power to your shots whether you’re driving or putting. Address the ball after each show with your fully directional remote control which also serves as a golf bag to store your clubs when not in use.
[Perpetual Kid via Red Ferret]
Over and over, we see that some of the coolest toys released get there start in Japan. Here is another fine example. R/C Mechagodzilla will have some kids, and probably some adults salivating to get there hands on one of these.
This remote control gadget does it all. Standing 20 inches tall, Mechagodzilla has some impressive features including spinning rocket launcher fingers and toes. Best of all is the Exorcist impression Mechagodzilla can do with his 360 degree head spin.
Watch a cat madly chase the red dot emitted by a laser pen and you pretty much have the principal behind the infrared tracker remote control car. This is a clever piece of technology which simplifies the process of driving an r/c car. Point to where you want the car to travel and it will simply follow the red dot to the destination. The one limitation of the car is that it can only track the red spot up to a distance of five feet, so if you are looking to move the car great distances, slow and steady is the course for the day.
[Richard Solo via Ubergizmo]
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