This is a super fun device that can capture still images and video in 720p HD stream live or take clips, which can be directly shared on Youtube with your friends. It has a radio controlled range of 165 feet with a 12-minute battery life, so be careful not to push it too hard. This is the ultimate in grown up toys and can be used in a variety of innovative and fun ways to create videos or even be used practically to inspect the roof or some difficult-to-see place. As an added bonus, for those who want to feel like a pilot, the device records altitude, speed, flight duration and your coordinates.

How does all this help you? Well, the clever concept behind the Milkmaid is that these sensors send messages directly to your iPhone or smart phone, telling you when you’re out if you need more milk. As an extra level of appeal, this proposed product is made of glass much like the milk containers of old, making for a nostalgic look with a super high level of new technology. We may have to wait a little while longer while they work out all the bugs and refine the design, but the Milkmaid is set to be an amazing new bit of tech that no household will want to be without. Sniffing the carton tentatively will be a thing of the past and even if you have a cold you will know that your milk’s gone bad.

Steering is performed by leaning toward the side you wish to turn toward and it can run on most solid surfaces. Because the frame encloses the rider’s area, size matters, so for the most comfortable fit riders should be less than 6′ 3″ tall. In order to get an efficient counterbalance during acceleration riders should be over 110 pounds, and for brakes to be safely effective drivers should be 275 pounds or less.

This is a lightweight vehicle, weighing just 110 pounds, and is great fun if a little tricky to master. You do need some private space to use it because you cannot take it on the open road, but it’s the ultimate toy for adventurous big kids.

The new Zeppelin Air, as it is known, is a high quality, cool looking iPod dock that will be a great talking point. It has the traditional cigar shape of the iconic zeppelin balloon with a universal Apple docking port, airplay technology, USB streaming to PC/Mac and built-in wireless functionality. This unit does a great job at getting every nuance of sound out of the recordings stored on iPhones, iPods or even iTunes compatible computers. Its five-speaker, five-amp system produces clear and crisp sound.

This is a high tech iPod dock, which is not only fun to look at but is easy to use and quite versatile. It comes with a remote control, allowing it to be controlled from the comfort of the couch, and it also has an ethernet cable so the dock can be hooked up to the computer. The sleek black design with the metallic docking point makes this a really stylish piece of home entertainment equipment. It is not the cheapest option in iPod docks, but excellent reviews from customers who have rated the product at 5 out of 5 stars seem to indicate it is certainly value for money.

Fitted with a decent 400-watt motor, the skateboard is capable of going up to 17 mph without the rider having to use their feet to propel the board forward. This top speed is possible with the ZBoard Pro, which has a traveling range of up to 10 miles. The slightly more conservative ZBoard Classic is a little slower at 15 mph, and with a smaller battery can only travel around 5 miles, but that, of course. is still pretty good.

This product is perfect for skateboarders as it rides just like a normal board with the exception that it uses motor power instead of kick power. Its clever design also means it will automatically slow the board when going down hill for safety. The product is extremely simple to control and is much easier to store than a bike, making it the latest in mid-range daily travel.

It is an illuminated, street legal motorcycle, which looks almost exactly like the computer generated cycle from the film. The only real difference is that this sleek, cool motorcycle doesn’t leave a streak of light wherever it goes like its movie counterpart. This vehicle is also not as fast as the one in Tron, as it has been designed more for cruising and ride-bys at sci-fi or motorcycle shows. It has a low-powered Suzuki 996cc fuel injected, 4-stroke engine with a six-speed constant mesh manual transmission.

Everything about this motorcycle is designed to be hidden from view so as to get the sleek look created in the film. It has a wet sump lubrication system, which negates the need for excessive tubes and hoses. The fuel tank is also small, holding just 3 1/2 gallons of fuel, which adds to the minimalist design of the Light Cycle. Each of these cycles is built to order but averages around 8ft 6″ in length, 23 1/4″ wide and 28 1/2″ high.

Innovative design has gone in to making this product as close in appearance to its movie counterpart including a clever drive system that allows the wheels to be hubless. This is the perfect toy for true fans of the movie especially those who want to show it off at conventions. It may not be the super speeder from the movie, but even at low speeds you can use your imagination and feel like you are cruising through the computer world.