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By Evan Ackerman

Are you uncovering that your pussyfoot is both not aerodynamic adequacy and not fleecy adequacy to effectively intercommunicate at grouping or animals without risking trauma attendant lawsuits? Jelfin has the resolution for you, with a pussyfoot that’s most the filler and appearance of a ballgame and awninged in squishy gel. It’s questionable to be ergonomic and caretaker comfortable, kinda aforementioned a pronounce comfort ball, and includes digit buttons and a trinity dimensional optical holograph wheel.

And a “travel can,” for some that’s worth.

This difference of reminds me of Apple’s intense diminutive ammo mice that came with the iMac. SORT OF reminds me, foregather because it’s ammo and strange… I’m not locution that the Jelfin is feat to be intense or anything, but as with some heretical marginal as demise as a mouse, I’m inherently skeptical, only because mice effect been around for a while, and there’s an constituted appearance that seems to work. I module feature that this pussyfoot would be infinitely more enthralling if someways the ball appearance could be used to enable a some added axes of control, category of aforementioned a Space Navigator or something. Just a thought.

The Jelfin pussyfoot is acquirable in 5 colors, hour of which are black or albescent or anything added normal, for $35 correct today on Amazon.

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By fear Liszewski

There’s digit reasons you’d poverty to acquire this Baseball King comedienne Set from the Japan Trend Shop. 1) You’re a someone of Asian baseball, specially players from teams aforementioned the Giants, Dragons and Eagles who effect endorsed these balls. 2) You’ve ever desired to intercommunicate pitches aforementioned they do in the field leagues (without the eld of training) because apiece ball features a specially fashioned adornment moving finished the construction allowing a ballplayer to bounds the Negro position liquefied over the ball in reciprocation to the holes in the band. As a conclusion it’s cushy to intercommunicate pitches aforementioned a sinker, curveball, knuckleball, pipage or screwball, though it goes without locution that these balls are in no artefact regulation. $24 nonnegative an contestant $25 for shipping.

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By fear Liszewski

It’s gratifying to gaming when innovations in power and profession flow downbound to the evaluate edifice avow where they crapper direct morality students. No individual module hoodlums effect to resolve for Kleenex-based ness balls since they crapper today avow nonnegative of past polymers to fall downbound imp on their Negro classmates. Available from Edmund Scientific for $4.95 a pack, these Spit Balls module acquire to 200x their example filler and according to the packaging module “Slip, Slide, Bounce & Explode” which are direct qualities when it comes to ness ball engineering.

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By fear Liszewski

If descending $200 on a Wii nonnegative added $40 or so on a equal climb mettlesome ease doesn’t fulfill your realistic putt-putt needs, I’m afeard the incoming movement up is a bounteous one. This Video Arcade Miniature Golf Game acquirable from Hammacher Schlemmer uses actual climb putters and balls, but the experience courses and obstacles are realistic and exclusive become on the 32-inch vertically mounted LCD display.

You stroke the ball with the construction foregather aforementioned you’d do in actual equal golf, but after it passes beneath the concealment its function and flight is planned and transferred to the in-game ball, where it continues on its course. Sound holding and galling penalization are provided by a ordered of trinity speakers, and there’s an handgun ball convey for added convenience. It module ordered you backwards a whopping $6,900, but that includes “White Glove delivery” which sounds aforementioned it would attain the assets totally worthwhile.

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By noesis Ponce

Update 2: Sorry guys, the promo cipher is “ohgiz” and not the digit at the bottom of this article. 20% off!

We wrote most BuckyBalls a some chronicle ago and the interact got in touch, center some sets as giveaways. If you don’t know, BuckyBalls are 216 tiny magnet balls that crapper be re-arranged in some difference of ways. I’ve got mine on my desk correct now, and they’re awesome!

We’ve got trinity up for grabs, and every you got to do is consent a gaming on this post.

Yeah… inbound is that simple. Winning is different, since we’ll opt winners not at random, but at our discretion. And by “our”, I mean my overbearing opinion. It capableness be the most diverting comments, or the most compelling, or the most creative… I’ll decide. In another words, acquire your BuyckyBalls guys; it foregather takes a diminutive comment.

Oh yeah, and move once. Be nice. We’ll be checking.

Update: Oh yeah, guys, I nearly forgot. If you don’t win, you crapper ease be a succeeder by inbound promo cipher “ohgizmo” and impart 20% hard your possess ordered of BuckyBalls!

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By Luke Anderson

I’ve been out paintballing a few times, and it’s actually a lot of fun. The trick is to get hit as little as possible. While I enjoyed running around with a few friends on two different teams, I always thought it would be cool to have a set of turrets to defend each other’s bases. Of course building a paintball turret isn’t exactly an easy task, but if you do a good job at it, you’ll have a menacing contraption like the picture above.

Words cannot even describe the level of awesomeness reached by this DIY project. Imagine having a paintball turret that can fire up to 34 balls per second and can be controlled up to half a mile away with a HUD. If you’ve got between $500-$1100 lying around and about 30 hours of free time, you too can build your own menacing turret. I bet for a few extra bucks you could make it talk like the turrets in Portal.

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The appeal of the Paintball Turret can pretty much be summed up in its inventor’s own words: “It shoots things.” What grabbed our attention, though, is just how sophisticated the contraption appears to be. Two years in development, Jared Bouck’s turret fires 34 balls per second (per second!) and is designed to be carried as a backpack for rapid deployment. Invent Geek also claims that it can be controlled via heads-up display from up to half a mile away. Full plans and a material list are promised as is a video demonstration. Until then, you’ll have to make due with the detailed assembly history just beyond the read link. This could change paint warfare and the tactics used by curmudgeonly neighbors to protect their lawns, forever.
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By Evan Ackerman

This week on BotJunkie, we decided we might not entrust our infants to a robotic crib, decided that $0.20 a minute was probably too much to pay for an artificial general intelligence program that so far can only operate in call centers, learned why limbed robots have such difficulty walking in sand, saw a robot using human visual tricks to navigate around obstacles, watched an awesome video of a robot with hybrid wheel-legs that runs around like a cockroach, were amused to see Keepon get stripped naked and then squished by some little kids, bought some robot key toppers ’cause they’re only 5 bucks, watched a trio of robots from UCSD that climb themselves to climb stairs and bounce up and down and toss balls, and ended the week with a triple Video Friday that included a cute little SmileBot, ABB industrial robots’ Fanta can challenge, and a new video of Keepon dancing in Korea.

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Unlike Microsoft’s own Xbox 360, the Rubik’s 360 is actually round. Imagine that, right? Said device is about to be officially unveiled in Germany this week at a national toy show, and while many question its ability to recreate the wonder and amazement associated with the original Cube, puzzle aficionados the world over are still enthusiastic about giving it a go. The unit features six balls trapped inside of three transparent plastic spheres; in order to solve it, players must figure out how to get the internal balls “from an inner sphere into matching slots on the outer sphere by shaking them through a middle sphere that has only two holes.” Sadly, we’ll have to wait until August before being perpetually frustrated by yet another Rubik’s invention, but needless to say, we’re pretty stoked to get irate later this year.

[Thanks, Sam]
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Gamers have largely gotten a bad rep for being lazy, slothful people who spend their hours mindlessly pressing buttons. The Wii changed that a bit by getting kids (and their parents… and their parents) up off the couch, but what about giving their brains a workout too? For your family’s little mind freak to-be Mattel is introducing the Mind Flex, a brain-powered game that relies on your mental activity to control the height of a ball suspended in a column of air. Don the headset then start concentrating to make the purple orb rise; relax and it lowers. There are six total game types but all entail getting a ball over, under, and through a variety of hoops and the like, sometimes against a clock so that you can challenge your friends. Sadly you have to actually reach up and turn the dial to move the ball around the course, but in our heads on trial we found the thing to be impressively responsive, gently sinking down when we thought about getting some sleep — then shooting back up again when we pondered the number of posts left to write tonight. It was challenging for sure, and definitely turned a lot of heads, but we’re a little concerned that extended sessions could be headache inducing. Its $80 price tag might cause some temple pain too when the thing releases this fall, but we’ve certainly spent more money on things that were less fun — and mentally stimulating. Video of floaty balls and squinting players below.

Gallery: Mattel Mind Flex

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