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Tengu Allstars
The Tengu Allstars are Crispin Jones latest creation, they are the Rotten, Stardust and Woodstock. Plug this little USB guy into your computer and his face will light up and reacts to the sound around him including your voice, music, the dog barking etc.) Each comes with plenty of stickers to customize. The Tengu Allstars are available at around $40 each. More pictures after the jump.
[via Like Cool]
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Tags: LEGO Star Wars Watch series, Star Wars, toy, watch
Posted in Star Wars | No comments
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Posted in photography | 2 comments
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Tags: app, iphone, iphone app, iphone lego, leg, toy
Posted in Apple's Products, Freebies, Toys | No comments
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[via Woohome]
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[via CyanaTrendland]
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[via 7 Gadgets]
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Tags: alien, avp, freaky, scary, shock, usb alien, usb toy
Posted in Toys | No comments
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Tags: heineken, r2-d2, r2d2, Star Wars, starwars, toy
Posted in Star Wars, Tech, Toys | No comments
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[via thejailbreak.com]
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Posted in Cool vids, Toys, photography | No comments
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Posted in Gaming, Toys, Vehicle | 1 comment
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[via telegraph.co.uk]
