My name is Xavier and I am a geek! That would be my introduction to gadgets anonymous or any kind of gizmo addiction therapy group, but luckily there is no problem with loving these fantastic products that represent a culture, our geek culture.
Geek Gadgets & Tech Toys is a space to present cool toys that may not necessarily educate anyone, buy boy we like them a lot.
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The Magnetix I-Coaster is a combination between a magnetic building set, marble run and a contraption, the I-Coaster is a high-tech creative toy excellent in every aspect.
The magnetic power allows the marbles to perform acrobatic maneuvers such as jumps or levitation.
Find out more about the I-Coaster and other marble run toys at CREATIVE TOY.
This 6-in-1 solar educational kit by OWI, is an excellent beginner building set created to teach how solar power is used to drive a small motor in 6 different toy vehicles. Only a single project can be made each time.
Find out more about this solar educational kit and other science toys at KIDS EDUCATIONAL TOYS.
This realistic 13” mobile crane by LEGO is a fascinating toy construction set for enthusiasts of both creative blocks toys and mechanical toys.
For more information visit LEGO Mobile Crane at CREATIVE TOY
Or find the LEGO® TECHNIC® Mobile Crane 8053 at Amazon.com
The robotic pet that reacts to sound and light! The perfect robot pet for kids and adults alike! The mini-robot Hexbug Crab will easily gain your affection.
"Feelers" on the crab’s legs are actually sensors that help it maneuver to find its way around obstacles.
The Hexbug Crab seems introverted around noise and scuttles away from loud noises. Notoriously evolved from primitive robotic bugs, when programmed, the Hexbug Crab uses its light sensors to take refuge in dark spaces, just like a real crab would do. Fascinating!
Find the Hexbug Crab at Amazon.com
ZOOB brings new elements of ingenuity to the creative toy market, the attachment mechanics of this building toy are innovative and very interesting.
http://www.creativetoy.info/best-construction-toys/zoob/ CREATIVE TOYRobotic toy made out of LEGO blocks with an Android Phone "brain". Real artificial intelligence in action. Check it out!
http://creativetoy.blogspot.com/2010/05/arm-powered-android-lego-rubiks.html
This ingenious playing device is ideal for children, for the robotic toy enthusiast, boxing enthusiasts, toy collectors and everybody who enjoys a creative toy. This nostalgic piece represent fun memories for entire generations.
The toy’s theme: robots for kids putting it all on the line for them, is very appropriate and can be used to resolve disputes between children in a civilized way.
This product has arguably some legitimate robotic content other than the theme alone. The robot toys actually respond to the commands given through the controls. They don’t have any problem taking orders!
Talking about the controls, I wonder where the video game joystick creator got his idea back in 1967?
Rock’em Sock’em was originally designed by Marvin Glass and Associates. Mattel is currently the owner of the patent.
To find out more about the Rock’em Sock’em legacy visit:
Octopoid is a colorful octopus monster from the ocean. It is not wearing a yellow shirt, it is actually floating on its own lower body made out of water.
Octopoid is a perfect mutant-android with a lot of character. I like its rich texture.
Octopoid and Creature must be good friends.
For more information go to:
http://blog.dyzplastic.com/2010/02/meet-androids-worker-octopoid.html
Worker is a standard Android Robot dressed very appropriately for the office. The other difference is a goatee resembling a cool nerd from the geek squad!
I like it a lot!
For more information from the source follow the link bellow.
http://blog.dyzplastic.com/
Creature is another Android that could pass for a alien or a monster, therefore the name selection is quite appropriate. Another great design by Andrew Bell, this time in warm colors. Interesting new elements are added to the composition, for example the mouth.
Despite the gentle look in its eyes, Creature's missing tooth may reveal a feisty personality. Isn't red a color traditionally associated with aggression anyway?
Creature is on fire! But I am not sure if it is going to be the right fit for the robotic toy family. I guess it has too much Stitch in it.
For additional information and more pictures go to the source:
http://blog.dyzplastic.com/2010/02/meet-androids-creature.html
Xavier Vaca