Alien Projector

It’s the perfect device for anyone who wants to watch movies or play games big style! Whether watching movies or TV, playing games at work or at home, the Alien Tech LCD Video Projector is all you need!
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iShoes, Skatemaster skateboard offer remote-controlled laziness

Those looking to head outdoors with minimal exertion now have another pair of motorized options to accommodate their lazy ways, with the recently introduced iShoes and Skatemaster skateboard each promising to propel you along at the push of a button. Only the Skatemaster is actually available to order at the moment, however, with it promising a top speed of 11 mph and a range of 6-7 miles. It'll set you back £139.99 for the small model and £144.99 for a slightly larger version. The iShoes, on the other hand, boast a slightly risky top speed of 15 mph, and should carry your 5 to 7 miles before needing a recharge. While you can't get your hands on 'em just yet, the developer is apparently "getting them ready for sale," although there's no word on what they'll cost or exactly when they'll be available.

Skatemaster Electric Skateboard [Via Red Ferret]

iShoes [Via Green Daily]

Barking Mad Dog Game

Can you steal his bones without waking the dog? Probably not the coolest of games out there but it beats the like of Buckaroo (then again most games do).

The thing is this particular pooch is of the aggressive, ‘almost bite your hand off if you so much as breathe near it’ variety. And almost bite your hand off he will, because if you make a dog’s dinner of retrieving the bones, the sleepy hound will wake in an instant, lurch forward and growl. Rrrargh!

Don’t Wake The Dog is available from Firefox for £14.95.

RoboRaptor, the Robot Dinosaur

RoboRaptor, not only the hottest toy this Christmas, but winner of numerous "Toy of the Year" awards, can be controlled either with the included wireless remote, or he can roam free in autonomous mode. Multiple sensors in the 32" dinosaur let him react to sound, movement, and touch.

www.thegadgetbox.com