Remote Controlled Dead Fred zombie chaser

Is this super scary or what? Halloween comes a little bit early with the remote-controlled Dead Fred version, but it looks set to be a surefire winner if the manufacturers could work on reducing the $2,650 price tag. This 4-foot long realistic looking zombie is powered by a quartet of DC motors and two 12-volt batteries, allowing it to groan, scream and talk in full digital audio thanks to an onboard amplifier and speaker. Perfect to keep those pesky kids off your well-manicured lawn. Gotta love Dead Fred’s nasty looking entrails behind.

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Fun Gadgets - i-Knock IM Notifier

Check out the i-Knock instant messenger notifier.

The i-Knock. Personal Instant Messaging Notifier
Waiting for that person to reply or log on, but cant be tied to the PC? The i-Knock is here to help. When you receive a message, e-mail or when a person logs on, the i-Knock goes to work with aural and visual alerts so youll know even if youre not at the desk. Its easy to use, works with popular instant messaging programs and customizable too. Available in a range of fun figurines and designs, the i-Knock is yet another cool PC product from Stysen.
Features
Works with Skype, MSN, Yahoo & other Instant Messengers
Message, Mail & User Log-on Notification
Easy to Use USB Plug NPlay
Customizable MP3 Sound Alerts
Special Alerts for Over 20 Emoticons

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Excessory Baggage - Puppy Shaped Leather Bag

Excessory Baggage is a fabulous puppy shape leather bag made for international carry-on Luggage. Primarily it’s a creation for group exhibition at the Honey Space by Meryl Smith.
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"Sleek & Slim"

"Sleek & Slim" from SKY is another concept based on touchscreen technology. The phone has a discretely glowing touchpad, hideaway keys and generally utterly-fashionable minimalist design

Sunday Sci-Fi - UFO dodging an attack from earth

This video which is reportedly shot by astronauts onboard the Discovery while orbiting the earth is a Sci-Fi enthusiasts dream come true. Firstly it shows a UFO near the earths atmosphere and secondly it is being attacked by a Star-Wars styled missile defense base from good old Planet Earth. Mind you this video is from 1991, so 17 years down the line think of the advancements in missile technology. According to the source following this episode future live satellite feeds from NASA shuttle cameras were canceled.
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