Are you willing to spend $15,000 for a gaming system? Check this out, the Force dynamics 301 simulator. This machine is going to bring you into the game. Not sure if Gran Turismo work on this or not, the manufacturer said that this just a big PC accessory.

Specifications
• 51.5-inch Projection Display
• 5.1 Surround sound
• 3 Degrees of Freedom
• 500lbs of peak thrust
• 2 Gs of (vertical) Acceleration
• +/- 30 degrees of Pitch and Roll

Sh*t I knew this will happen some day. Will it Blend? The iPhone 3G. “Tom use his new iPhone 3G to stay organized. Watch what happens when he tries to blend his old iPhone.”

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This is a great little device for ‘that friend of yours’ who’s always copying DVDs or CDs. The DVD Coach from EZ-Dupe looks to be about as large as the first personal CD players to hit the market, but includes 2 drive trays allowing you to copy DVDs or CDs without the need for a computer.

However it will work just like any other external burner when connected to a PC, and will even allow you to use the drive as a Lightscribe labeler with the proper media. Those who still use audio CDs can even use the DVD Coach’s track editing feature to create a custom audio disc from their own playlist. Unfortunately I have no idea where the name ‘DVD Coach’ comes from, unless it was inspired by the Craig T. Nelson sitcom.

You can find the DVD Coach online and it looks to range in price from about $340 to $460.

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SmartNav is a head-tracking device that uses your head motion to move the mouse cursor. It is installed on top of the monitor and the user has to place a dot on the forehead I’m not sure why they couldn’t track the eyes, but the dot is probably more precise, may be because the SmartNav uses a light reflection of some sort.

If you wonder, the head only moves the cursor. To click, the user has to install another accessory, such a foot pedal. I’ll stick to the mouse for now, but this could be useful to someone who has arm/hand/wrist related health issues.

Verizon has announced the arrival of the Samsung SCH-U940 with a couple differences from the other models. It only features a 2-megapixel camera instead of a 3 or 5, but other than that the other features are still the same such as 150MB of internal memory, microSD slot and stereo Bluetooth support.

Lets think together. If you already have cool little helicopters that fit in the palm of your hand… what more would you want? Well aside from a free unlocked iPhone that runs 3rd party apps. Right! Fighting, the base level instinctive male behavior that makes all toys better. These Battling Palmsize Havoc Helicopters come in set of two and let you and a friend duke it out “laser tag” style for office air rights. Take to the air from the palm of your hand then use the shoulder button on the remote to fire at your opponent copter. Each shot causes the nose of your chopper to flash with simulated gunfire. The first hit causes your enemy to spin. The second makes the enemy copter lose power… the third cuts rotor power completely as your opponent plummets to the ground as you gloat in victory. However to truly dominate the sky, you’ll need to practice up on your flying skills.

Important Note
You will need to practice up to get good control of these little copters. Dueling can be a tricky business when you’re not an expert pilot. You have been warned!

Product Features

• Set of two amazingly small Infrared Remote control helicopters
• Helicopters battle by shooting invisible IR beams
• First hit makes your opponent spin, second hit they lose power, third hit they plummet to the ground.
• Flashing Light on Nose Every time you Fire
• Realistic Gunfire Sounds
• Intended for indoor use. Outdoor flying only under ZERO wind conditions.
• Full Flight control with up/down and turn right/left
• Body is constructed from durable EPP foam
• Internal helicopter battery charges from remote control unit
• 15 minute charge time, 5 – 7 minute flight time
• Extra tail rotor included
• Uses 6 AA Batteries (Not Included)

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Tired of all those tiny radio controlled helicopters and planes that have become so popular lately? Want to try out something bigger? Here’s your chance.

This black and red 1:6 scale Hummer H3 with chrome details will certainly stand out from the crowd with its impressive 30 inches in length.

Here’s a video demonstration of the toy in action:

The vehicle features functioning headlights, tail lights and signals along with realistic engine sounds. A full function radio transmitter controls forward / reverse driving and left / right steering and features a 4 band frequency switch for multi-player racing.

The 1:6 R/C FF Hummer H3 is available for $80 from Kmart.com.

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You can buy the 4GB version of Optimus Touch for just $ 109. This iPod touch clone boasts a 2.8-inch touchscreen display, 4GB of built-in memory, 1.3MP camera, miniSD card slot, USB 2.0 connectivity, and an integrated FM tuner. If you wawnt to get more details.