This R2-D2 packs in eight different consoles and a projector, to create a one-of-a-kind, all-in-one monstrosity of the very best kind.
Featured consoles: NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, Genesis, Dreamcast, Playstation, Xbox and a PS2.
Conspicuous by their absences are the PS3, X-360 and Wii, but given the case, it seems appropriate to keep things old-school. [TheForce via DVICE]
This USB R2-D2 humidifier will turn 8oz of water into humidifying steam for around $21. While it seems to be a Japan-only product, NCSX have been nice enough to provide them to customers further afield.
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Crabfu has gone out and built himself an R2-D2 steambot, which he is calling R2-S2. The result is a cool looking R/C bot with a steam engine. [Botjunkie]
This is one of those, “Why didn’t anyone make one of these before?” ideas. R2-D2’s shape is perfect as a water bottle, as is evidenced by this product from Tanomi in Japan. R2’s head flips back to reveal a drinking straw for the plastic bottle. I am so tempted to part with the ¥3,300 that this thing costs.
Price: ¥3,300 which is about $37 in today’s money, but given Obama’s strong dollar policy, it should get cheaper. [Tanomi via Technabob, Geek Alerts]
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