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Homer Simpson Robosapien

I don’t know about you, but I hate it when company’s try to make a cheap knockoff toy out of one of your favorite TV shows, but this has to be the worst one, ever. Homer Simpson – Robosapien.. There’s a.. number of things that’s wrong with it. Let’s list them, shall we? First off, its not even Homer’s real voice, so it’s already unconvincing. Second, it’s pretty much badly made. Watch this video, and see Shiny Shiny have a hard time with this thing.

[ShinyShiny]

PSP Slim Hands-On Comparison

PSP Hands-On Comparison You might have seen my post about the size differences between the PSP 2000, coming out this fall, and the current PSP model. Wondering now how they really look like side by side? Prepare to be amazed by the lack of any real aesthetic differences.. but hey, it’s what’s inside that counts, right? On the outside, I say the TV out is pretty cool. The video link is at the top.

[Kotaku]

RPG Game Solely In Tin Case

medium_tingame.jpg If you thought using a mint tin as a case for your iPod Nano was impressive, check out the creation of Greg Sanders, who made this little gadget right here. It’s a self-contained RPG game, which whose parts fit inside the tin. All you would have to do to get this puppy running, is plug in a Sega Genesis controller, and a T.V., and you’re good to go.

[PlayGadgets]

Creative Zen V Plus Memory Doubled

20070313-creative-zen-v-plus-red-black-8gb.jpg The creative Zen V Plus, was pushed from 8GB to 16GB, making it the first.. anything to have that much flash memory. Singapore only, as of right now.

[Creative]

Your Own Personal Moon Light

medium_personalmoon.jpg Ever look at the moon outside at night, and wish that that very same light was lighting your own room? Well, look no further, because it’s here, once you have these strange Russian personal moon light boxes. I’m not really sure what they’re used for, but users who have them, find some interesting, classic, or even cryptic uses for this portable crescent. I’m not sure that you’ll want to use it as a night light though, it seems that someone might have set the brightness level to “Sun.”

[EnglishRussia]

iPhone’s Cold Weather Durability

A couple of chaps, from Europe, tested the iPhone’s cold weather durability, by sticking it in the freezer. The verdict is that it passes.

Massive Mod Chip Raid Covers The Nation

smallish_chip002_lg.jpg U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from just under two dozen cities, executed 32 federal search warrants, in 16 states in the past 24 hours as part of a huge crackdown on chip modding. This is some serious business. As from Kotaku.com

[Kotaku]

Arkanoid For The DS Gets Controller

medium_dsattach.jpg You might remember playing a game called Arkanoid in the arcades, with it’s strange paddle/knob controller you moved around to make the stick move. Famitsu is revealing a Nintendo DS add on for the game, that uses the GBA slot, which actually duplicates the paddle/knob feel of the original. The add on will come in a number of Japanese DS colors, and will be available for an unknown mount of Yen.

[TechnaBob]

Missing Sync V4 Released

smallish_missingsync.jpg Windows Mobile owners who use Macs will probably be familiar with Missing Sync, the application that let’s you sink your smart phone with OS X’s calender, and iCal. The latest version is now available, and comes with new support for newer phones, and phones also running Windows Mobile 6. A couple other new features include video plug-in for video importing, and call log / SMS log importing, to grab the call/SMS list from your phone to your computer. If you’ve got a Windows Mobile phone, and a Mac, this is a must.

[MacWorld]

Iomega StorCenter – 500GB and 1TB

smallish_iomega-storcenter.jpg Iomega’s StorCenter NAS gadgets are shipping in with space sizes from 500GB to 1TB, with 7200 RPM SATA-II drives. The 1TB uses two drives, so you can work in RAID 0, 1, or even JBOD. Each model has Gigabit, but sadly no WiFi, but has Active directory support, and UPnP server ability. Amazingly, you can even attach other drives to this one, by the two USB ports it has. The 500GB will cost you $269, and 1TB will cost you $389.

[PRNewswire]

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