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ohgizmo.com - 7/3/2009

Sega’s Fireworks Projector

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By Andrew Liszewski So apparently Sega’s got a new projector coming out sometime in August, but according to their website they’re unfortunately they’re not releasing a heck of a lot of information about it until July 25. We do know that it will project a pre-programmed ...

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japantrendshop.com - 7/2/2009

Uchiage Hanabi Fireworks Projector - USD 168

— japantrendshop.com — From Sega Toys, the Uchiage Hanabi is a fireworks projector that uses 5 customizable projection lenses to... blast moving fireworks all over your walls and ceiling. It even tracks from launch to explosion, so you can watch it just like a real ... (more) Uchiage Hanabi Fireworks Projector - USD 168

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crunchgear.com - 7/2/2009

Video: Sega Toys’ new projector brings fireworks show to your living room

— crunchgear.com — Sega Toys Japan yesterday unveiled the Uchiagehanabi , a device that brings fireworks indoors. And it’s not... only the visuals but also the corresponding sounds (shots, explosions etc.) you get in your very home. The device uses the wall or a ... (more) Video: Sega Toys’ new projector brings fireworks show to ...

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coolest-gadgets.com - 7/3/2009

Uchiagehanabi Brings Fireworks Indoors

— coolest-gadgets.com — For those of you who haven’t checked your calendars lately, this Saturday is the Fourth of July,... that patriotic American holiday celebrated with fireworks. I’m sure most people in the U.S.A. know where they are going to spend their evenings that day, ... (more) Uchiagehanabi Brings Fireworks Indoors

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Sega's Virtual Fireworks Machine Takes the Fun Out of Explosions [Fireworks]
Gizmodo — ... with sound. You'll be able to create your own "shows" with 55 different explosions which you can then take anywhere, as the device is designed to be portable—it takes AAA batteries for power and looks fairly diminutive. It'll retail for around $160 when it's released, but that release isn't until August 1st. Releasing a fireworks machine, virtual or no, four weeks after both July 4th and Canada Day is like investing in pumpkins in mid-winter. [Sega via OhGizmo] ...