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Plush STEVE JOBS! buy 500 and A MIRACLE WILL HAPPEN!!

Sean Fallon — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 17:30:00 +0000

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•500 available
•If you like we make more
•warm and cuddly, just like steve jobs
•good luck for home or office
•handmade

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>>>PodBrix

Huggable Plush Robots Teach Us Not to Fear the Future

Elaine Chow — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 06:00:00 +0000

Want to indoctrinate your kid into accepting our eventual robot-ruled world? Get them started on loving machines from an early age with these adorable plush robots. Just $US9 per ‘bot at ThinkGeek. [ThinkGeek]

Macabre Plush Toys Are Perfect Xmas Gift for Future Psychokillers

Jesus Diaz — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 13:45:00 +0000

Why buy a stupid Elmo when you can permanently disturb that young mind with a cute knitted plush rabbit killed with a giant carrot? Or a beautiful tiger eating some human remains? I love these.

Sadly, or maybe happily for the sake of my niece, these perfect Xmas presents are not for sale. [Slightly Warped]

Newsmy MP3 Dolls Could Be Your Kid’s First Gadget

Elaine Chow — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 07:00:00 +0000

It’s never too early to get your kid attached to gadgets—these adorable mp3 playing dolls read storybooks, play music and speak to your babies, providing them with affection when you’re feeling lazy.

Named Niu Niu and Man Man, after Chinese gadget company Newsmy’s mascots, the dolls are mp3 players and “interactive learning devices.” Besides loading the toys with your child’s favourite songs, you can also record your voice, to be played back whenever your spawn is feeling your absence.

The controls for all the dolls’ features are on their hands and feet. The data and battery boxes are shoved deep into their stuffed insides so you don’t have to worry about electrocution. The dolls hold 2GB, play MP3 and WMA formats, go up to 75dB and use 3 AA batteries. And if the photoshop jobs are to be believed… they can alsohover! [imp3]

iDog MP3 Speaker Toy Goes Soft And Cuddly, At Last

Kit Eaton — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 09:07:33 +0000

It’s been a while since we mentioned the iDog from Tiger/Hasbro, because it was basically a dog that’d had its day: Until now that is, when Tiger have removed one of the toy’s problems by adding cuddliness. It still has a speaker and does the same LED-flashing face and wiggling in reaction to your music, but it’s now got a plush body just like your teddybear, so you can, er… snuggle up to its writhing body? Hmmm. Anyway, the iDog Soft Speaker is out now for about $US35. [Hasbro via Dvice]

Tetris Plush Explodes With Sincerety

Jason Chen — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 23:40:34 +0000

Our Japanese is somewhere between nonexistent and “you’re speaking Korean dumbass”, so we can’t tell what these labels on the block pieces say. However, there’s not much explanation needed to know that these Tetris Plush pillows are awesome in a way that only a supernova in the background can illustrate. All our favorite pieces are there, from that T piece, the the L, to the Z thing, to good old straighty, to…wait…what the hell is that?! [ToysnJoys via Nerd Approved]

Microwaveable Teddy Bear Keeps Babies Toasty

Jason Chen — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 23:00:58 +0000

Why hand your kid a room temperature bear when you can hand them a microwaved bear and show them you love them as much as a kid that’s not adopted? This bear, which costs $20, is specially made with microwavable components that keep it from going up in flames when nuked—something that’s definitely not child-friendly. Plus, it’s even coated with a “relaxing lavender” scent, all the better for keeping baby asleep so you can work on making a little brother or sister for him. [Gizoo via Shiny Shiny]

Xbox 360 Plushie Version 2 For Sale

Jason Chen — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 01:50:38 +0000

Deviantart Artist Kickass-peanut just made version 2 of the Xbox 360 plushie, this time with a wireless controller and a built-in hard drive! You like it? You can actually bid for it on eBay, with the starting price of 35£ ($70). From the looks of it it’s quite large, so you’ll be able to use it as a cushion when you play the real Xbox 360. If hardcore console like the 360 can be made into a “for kids” version like this, just imagine how saccharine sweet the Wii plushie will be. [eBay via Deviantart]

Binoculars in Stuffed Toys Make You Look Like a Fluffy Pink Pig While You Flagellate Yourself Peeping in Your Neighbor’s Window

Jason Chen — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 17:40:50 +0000

Adam from Lifehacker found these Binocular plushes while he was trying to find a replacement for his normal pair (they got crushed when his wife found him looking at the old lady across the street). Creepy! [Finetoy via Uneasy Silence]

iPod Pillow Speakers

Gizmodo US Edition — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 17:10:03 +0000

These pillows have integrated speakers, so you can connect up an iPod and annoy everyone on the flight with your music, not just the people sitting either side of you. Unfortunately, the graphics that look like they might be covering control buttons, aren’t—you have to change tracks and adjust volume on the iPod itself. If Hammacher add some buttons, and a little pocket for your iPod, then the 2nd gen pillow could really be something cool. They retail for $59.95 and should be available in October. [Hammacher]