A Russian catelog called Robotronic.ru is already willing to take your money ($2,000) for a ROBOTIC SUITCASE named “Tony,” the catelog claims will go on sale in 2009. According to the site, you carry a card in your pocket, which tells the suitcase where you are. It will then use its robotic brain, internal gyroscope, light detectors and both sound and infrared sensors to follow you around without bumping into you or anything else. It can detect stairs, and won’t fall down. If someone steals it without also stealing the card in your pocket, an alarm sounds.

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Specs

Size : 13″ (L) x 2″ (W) x 10.5″ (H)Weight

Weight : 4.5 lbs

Screen Size : 12.1″

Resolution : 800×600

Operating Systems : Windows 2000 + (for using frame as a card reader)

Supported Formats : AVI, BMP, JPEG, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, WAV, and WMA media files

The EDGE Digital Picture Frame plays digital photos and videos, as well as music by utilizing integrated stereo speakers.Creating dynamic slide shows with multiple transition effects featuring your favorite digital photos is extremely simple can be setup in just a few minutes. The digital frame is ready to use right out of the box and makes a great gift for the digital camera aficionado!

How does it work?

1. Take photos with your digital camera.
2. Remove your flash memory card(SD, CompactFlash or any other flash memory cards)
3. Buy a new one .Connect it to the Digital Picture Frame.Now you can show off your photos anywhere you want without the need of your computer.

Courtesy : EdgeTechCorp

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It is a 81 x 37.5 x 30cm Huge R/C Walking Radio Remote Controlled T-REX Dinosaur. It’s a walking radio with movable arms, a swiveling head, a sweeping tail, and a chomping jaw full of pointy teeth. It can spy through infrared vision or one can install the recommended mini hidden wireless camera for visual proofs.

courtesy: radientech

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