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Disney RC Tinkerbell Ornithopter Redefines the Term 'Flying Fairy'

Posted by Benny Goldman at 9:07 AM on June 18, 2008

This Disney RC Tinker Bell is one seriously sweet flying fairy. As you see in the video, it's using WowWee's FlyTech ornithopter-type vertical flying system to flutter, glide and dive around this Waldorf-Astoria suite. It'll be out in the spring for $US40. [Disney]

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Wowwee Flytech Brings Aerial Assault, Fairies To Robotic Flying Toys

Posted by Nick Broughall at 12:49 PM on June 2, 2008

Last Week I caught up with the guys from Wowwee to have a look (and a play) with their upcoming range of products.

They've come a long way since they first launched RoboSapien, and seeing as how they're covering such a wide array of robotic toys these days, they've broken up their range into four distinct categories. Because there are quite a few products, I'm going to break up my posts to cover each different range: Flytech, Robotics, Alive and Fun. This post, in case the title was confusing you, is all about Flytech:

Flytech K790 'I Will Cut You' PC

Posted by Mark Wilson at 11:44 PM on October 12, 2007

The K790 from Flytech is an ultra-rugged compact PC. The 12, 15, 17 or 19-inch touchscreen houses the entire Celeron PC—a la iMac—but that touchscreen is housed in 60mm of stainless steel. Clearly waterproof, the K790 is intended for public use in kiosks, but the high brightness display will make it suitable for your poolside. There's no word on the price, but durability tends to cost you. Then again, insurance companies must appreciate customers who own PCs that could stop a bullet* without missing a beat.