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Uchiage Hanabi Fireworks Projector - USD 168
Uchiage Hanabi Fireworks Projector - USD 168
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 show. Using the included projection plates, you can ...
Video: Sega Toys’ new projector brings fireworks show to your living room
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 ...
Sega’s Fireworks Projector
Sega’s Fireworks Projector
ohgizmo.com — 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 ... (more) Sega’s Fireworks Projector
Fireworks projector simulates pyrotechnics any day of the year
Fireworks projector simulates pyrotechnics any day of the year
dvice.com — Missing the fireworks display this weekend? Never mind that, you can have fireworks every night of the... year with this Sega projector, letting you design your own fireworks display by mixing and matching 55 different pyrotechnic simulations. This $160 doodad won't do you any good this ... (more) Fireworks projector simulates pyrotechnics any day of ...
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Uchiage Hanabi Fireworks Projector from Sega Toys
JAPAN TRENDS - LIVE FROM TOKYO — ... this time they’ll be focusing on some other shooting stars. The Uchiage Hanabi (product page) uses five moving lenses that project animated images of exploding fireworks onto the walls and ceiling. ...

Video: Sega Toys’ new projector brings fireworks show to your living room
CrunchGear — ... The projector is Japan-only (available starting August 1), but the Japan Trend Shop already lets you pre-order it for $168. Two things are fair regarding this offer: The device will retail over here for almost the same price and the shop lets you pre-order without you having to pay upfront. They will send you an email once the projector is available and then you can decide again if you want to buy it or not (this is a new option introduced by the shop today). ...

Uchiagehanabi Brings Fireworks Indoors
Coolest Gadgets — ... You should be able to get the Uchiagehanabi for about $168, but this is in Japan only, and only after August 1st. As for anyone outside Japan, you can pre-order it here for the same price. ...

Sega Toys makes indoor fireworks infinitely safer, to Elvis Costello's dismay
Engadget — ... get a load of this: Sega Toys Japan has heard your prayers and answered 'em in the form of the Uchiage Hanabi. This is essentially a projector that displays "fireworks" on the walls and ceilings, with realistic movement and sound. And if that weren't enough, you can create your own fireworks and program your own shows. Now you can have Bastille Day, every day, in the privacy of your apartment! Out August 1, with a list price of $168. Video after the break. [Via Japan Trend Shop] ...

Fireworks Projector
7Gadgets.com — The Uchiage Hanabi is a fireworks projector that uses 5 customizable projection lenses to blast moving fireworks all over your walls and ceiling. link ...

Uchiagehanabi lets you enjoy an indoor display of fireworks
Gizmodiva.com — ... allows the user to draw patterns as well. However this device will not be available before August, so any plans to buy this device in time for July 4 celebrations will have to be put on hold. This device will also impress environmentalists who are against fireworks due to the pollution. For all those who wish to buy this amazing device, it is priced at $170 and available in Japan. For people outside Japan you can preorder it here. [ ...

Uchiage Hanabi Fireworks Projector
TechFresh, Consumer Electronics Guide — The Uchiage Hanabi from Sega Toys is a fireworks projector that uses five customizable projection lenses to create moving fireworks all over your walls and ceiling. You can watch these fireworks just like a real show. Watch the video to get more details. [JapanTrendShop] ...

Happy 4th of July, From Gadgenista!
Gadgenista — ... a little short on cash, but would still want to have a fun and awesome 4th of July party in the comforts of your own home, you can order this Fireworks Project from Japan Trend Shop for next year! You don’t have to stay a posh hotel with an awesome view to be able to see the fireworks! The 4th of July is NEVER complete with our fireworks, right? And you can even use it again for the New Year’s party, too! Hehe Where to buy: Japan Trend Shop Price: $170 [ Image courtesy of Japan Trend Shop ...

Sega Toys helps you create your own fireworks
Crave: The gadget blog — ... Here's something to consider for the next Fourth of July if you're still feeling the recessionary pinch or want to avoid the holiday throngs. Sega Toys' Uchiage Hanabi Fireworks Projector (15,540 yen; $166) brings the pyrotechnics and fiery colors right into your (preferably darkened) ... ...

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JAPAN TRENDS - LIVE FROM TOKYO — ... After talking about it here, we finally got a chance to see the Uchiage Hanabi in action, and it’s pretty amazing. We were skeptical at first, but the fireworks look pretty good in the dark. Not like the real thing of course, but still a great effect. ...

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Sega Toys introduces the Uchiage Hanabi, a modified planetarium with speakers that brings fireworks indoors to spark up any celebration, no matter what the weather.