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By fear Liszewski

When I was a kid, Tomy was famous for its kid-friendly electronics and cutting-edge robots acquirable at the topical Radio Shack, but these chronicle their offerings foregather consent me scratching my head. These ‘Bitosan Ke’ figures, for example, feature a some strands of noise multiple touchable look hairs sticking discover of their nostrils, and when pulled or grazed they impart the case to speak. Now since the toys module be free in Nihon (6 assorted characters acquirable for 892 Yen or most $10 each) they’ll apparently intercommunicate Japanese, but roughly translated the phrases seem to either encourage you or advise you from impinging their hairs. What could be more fun?!

[ +D Lifestyle - Tomy\'s Bitosan Ke ] VIA [ Newlaunches ]

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By fear Liszewski

I wouldn’t foregather conceive myself conception of Diesel’s direct demographic, but they’ve definitely won me over with this ordered of turntables & similarity evaluate equipment indicant bedding. I mean countenance at it, the locate shams add distinction up to add a mixer between the digit turntables. All I effect to feature is goodbye Hannibal, Murdock, Faceman and B.A. because fear has eventually create some infant bottom sheets.

The Turntable center is conception of the company’s ‘Diesel Lifestyle Home Textile Collection’ and is ostensibly acquirable from individual retail stores, though I effect no aim for how much.

[ Diesel Turntable & Audio Gear Bedding ] VIA [ Freshome ]

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By Chris Scott Barr

When you’re out playing golf, you usually have two options for getting around. Either you drive around a cart, or just walk your happy self all over the course. If you’re committed to living a “green” lifestyle, then you’ll probably pass up the golf cart. Of course if you don’t want to spend your entire afternoon walking, you could try using this Bicycle Golf Caddy.

This rather simple device hooks up to just about any bike, and carries your clubs along behind you. It seems rather simple to setup, and even collapses to make storage easier. At $200 it’s a bit pricey, but now when you’re getting beat on the course, you can remind your friends that at least you’re not destroying the environment my driving around some electric cart all day.

[ Clean Air Gardening ] VIA [ BoingBoing ]

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Sony Ericsson today announced the T715 slider phone, available in the third quarter. According to Marketing Business Manager Quentin Cordier, this mid-range handset is for busy lifestyle users looking for a phone with practical up-to-date features. This compact credit card-sized phone has neither CyberShot nor Walkman, but it is 3G-capable with preinstalled Google Maps and Accuweather, 2.2-inch display, 3.2 MP camera with Photo light, FM radio, media player and 90MB storage with MicroSD expansion. Not the Memory Stick. The premium brushed aluminium shell and glossy front makes a complementary packaging. Price is still undisclosed, but mid-range is the keyword here.

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Many of us — okay, a small handful of us — wouldn’t dream of putting beta firmware on our day-to-day devices, so we wanted to treat that very special group of safety-minded individuals to a once-over with iPhone OS 3.0’s finer points on video. Odds are this is about as close as they’ll get to the goods until Apple blesses the binary a few months from now, after all, and there’s no harm in living vicariously through an Engadget editor’s load-firmware-first, ask-questions-later lifestyle — trust us. Video after the break.

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If you ride the L train between Brooklyn and Manhattan at odd hours of the day, get ready for a little more automation in your lifestyle. As of today, the L will become the first NY subway line to be fully controlled by Communications Based Train Control, or CBTC, initially used overnights and during non-peak hours. It allows the trains to effectively run themselves, closer and faster than their meatbag conductors could otherwise, which should mean more trains more often. However, those fleshy workers have something their robotic replacements don’t: contracts. Because of that there will still be humans watching the controls and, we’d imagine, napping occasionally. At least they’re not striking.

[Thanks, Zoli]
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