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Published in May 1st, 2011
With the temperature being so hot at the moment I’ve been looking for things to cool me down. So, whilst browsing the internet I discovered the Slushie Maker on Firebox.com and immediately wanted to buy one.
Forget the Mr Frosty you used to have as a child this is the real deal although it can […]
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Published in November 29th, 2010
Dave The Funky Monkey is predicted to be one of the biggest selling toys this Christmas so this wont be the first time you’ll hear about this little guy.
Dave is a little robot Monkey that will sit comfortably on your shoulder and interact with you and your friends. He’s designed to look like a […]
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Published in November 24th, 2010
Last year VTech launched a digital camera for children aged three years and over. The camera went on to be a huge success so this year they have decided to try and follow suit by releasing a digital video camera.
As well as being able to capture video the camera will also take photographs and […]
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Published in November 10th, 2010
Today sees the release of Microsoft’s Kinect which is their answer to Nintendo’s Wii and Sony’s Playstation Move. The slim black device, which plugs directly into your existing Xbox 360, contains a camera, audio sensor and motion sensor.
Where the device differs from the Wii and Move is that it doesn’t require the gamer to […]
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Published in November 4th, 2010
This Christmas Sony is trying to capture some of the interactive game market and steal some business from Nintendo. Introducing the new Playstation Move, which is now available for the PS3.
Although the Move controller utilises similar technology to the Nintendo Wii controller there are a few big differences to up the accuracy. Firstly the Move […]
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Published in November 2nd, 2010
Giant jenga, the 6 foot version of the classic tower-building game beloved of student pubs around the country might just be perfect for summer garden parties. The sheer size of the thing adds bucketloads of tension to the game, it really does make a spectacular crash when it falls. Giant Jenga can be purchased at […]
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Published in November 2nd, 2010
At a recent festival attended by various new-age hippies and crusty types I was amazed to see a huge queue built up for a go on a trampoline. It’s been years since I did this, and I’d forgotten just how much fun - and good exercise - trampolining can be. A tramplone would surely be […]
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Published in November 2nd, 2010
When I was “knee-high to a grasshopper” as they say in these parts my pal and i built a go-kart, what the Americans call a “soapbox racer”, a huge and heavy contraption made by nailing bits of salvaged pallets together and bolting a couple of axles onto the underside. With solid rubber wheels and rudimentary […]
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Published in November 2nd, 2010
It’s been a few years since I’ve seen any Lego, the classic kiddies building block toy and I was amazed when I happened upon the modernised, rebranded varieties that are available these days: Check out http://mindstorms.lego.com/en-us/Default.aspx for example - if only I’d had these as a child I might be an engineer now. Well worth […]
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Published in November 2nd, 2010
Anyone seen those superb micro-helicopters? They’re pretty cheap at around £25 and some of them are quite imaginatively redesigned as giant insects. Available from places such as Gadget Arcade these micro-helicopters are bound to provide the littluns with hours of fun over the Xmas period.
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