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ubergizmo.com - 9/24/2008

Infrared Tracker Remote Control Car

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I'm quite sure that those of you with a laser pointer and a rather mischevious streak have had tried driving a colleague or pet nuts with it before, but this time round you can put your impish instincts to better use with the Infrared Tracker Remote Control Car . The name says it all - the ...

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richardsolo.com - 9/24/2008

Infrared Tracker Remote Control Car - LL001

— richardsolo.com — "This is the first real innovation in remote control cars that I've seen in years. At the... Hong Kong Toy Fair in January, this was the product that got all the interest. Why? Because it is a very clever and new technology, and it works great. Here is ... (more) Infrared Tracker Remote Control Car - LL001

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gadgetgrid.com - 9/23/2008

Infrared Tracker Remote Control Car

— gadgetgrid.com — This takes the remote control toy car to a new level. Unlike RC remote control toy cars,... this setup simply lets you shine a dot on the floor and the car will follow it. Hmm.. how about a toy dog or cat? The possibilities are limitless. $49 - Infrared ... (more) Infrared Tracker Remote Control Car

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dvice.com - 9/24/2008

Infrared Tracker Remote Control Car follows the little red dot

— dvice.com — If you've seen a cat chasing a laser pointer dot all over the room, you're already familiar... with the concept of this $50 Infrared Tracker Remote Control Car. Point its infrared dot wherever you want to car to go, and it will dutifully follow it ... (more) Infrared Tracker Remote Control Car follows the little ...

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Infrared Tracker Remote Control Car follows the little red dot
DVICE Atom Feed — ... Well, almost — too bad it only works within five feet. Even so, what a great idea! For the uninitiated, it's confusing to try to steer a toy car when it's first going away from you and then coming toward you, demanding that your brain change its perspective with the car's position. Besides its worthy infrared-following attribute, this little sucker's styling doesn't look half-bad, either. Increase that range, and we're in. Richard Solo, via Ubergizmo