MIMOBOT expands its line of Star Wars USB drives, with the new Series 5 set. Available in 2GB ($29.95) – 16GB capacities, the cast includes R2-D2, Stormtrooper, Jawa, and Obi-Wan Kenobi. Plus, “Series 5 includes exclusive STAR WARS-themed wallpapers, screensavers, icons, and avatars.” More information. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
If Darth Vader, Princess Leia, the Storm Troopers, and X-Wing pilots remixed Jay-Z’s Empire State of Mind, this is what the music video would look like. Continue reading to watch — created by the talented and funny folks at CollegeHumor.
If Batman was equipped with a lightsaber amongst other weapons, this is what his battles might look like — against a shark and/or Darth Vader. Now the only thing left for Batman to acquire is The Force. Continue reading for one more picture.
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Finally, Star Wars: Revenge of the Bricks has been released. This incredible stop-motion animation is filled with stormtroopers, lightsabers, and your favorite Star Wars sound effects. Continue reading for the video.
From the outside, this home doesn’t exactly come off as a Star Wars paradise. However, take a step inside and you’ll be greeted with tons of memorabilia along with a breathtaking home theater. Click here for first picture in gallery.
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Money doesn’t always solve boredom, as Conan O’Brien has finally joined Twitter while anxiously waits for his next gig. His first tweet reads: “Today I interviewed a squirrel in my backyard and then threw to commercial. Somebody help me.” Continue reading to see one of his most popular segments: “Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog” interviews Star Wars fans.
Ok, so it’s not the moon you’re thinking of, but Saturn’s Mimas does bear a striking resemblance to the Death Star nonetheless. This photo was taken by Cassini “detailing the massive 88-MILE wide crater on the moon’s surface.”
The incredible Herschel Crater spans about one-third of the entire moon’s width…the images revealed the crater’s walls are three miles high and parts of the floor are six miles deep.
Artist Hubert de Lartigue found that he had an excess of subway tickets (30mm x 65mm) laying around, so he decided to turn them into X-Wing and Falcon ships. Click here for first picture in gallery.
One of them is help in the hand to emphasize the size. All this is done without using any extra paint. The strip on the ticket is cleverly used to make the ships look neat.
Aside from the giant AT-AT Walker, Hasbro also unveiled a remote-controlled Millennium Falcon at Toy Fair 2010. At $50, it measures 11 inches long by 8 inches wide and actually flys quite well, as you’ll see after the break. Availability has not yet been announced.
I don’t know about you, but the first thing I’d do is set up some crude household obstacle course for it, and then joke about how it can get through the Kitchen Run in 12 parsecs.
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