The R2 fans with spare cash to burn can find ideal bait here. You may not qualify as a nerd as R2 has revised its functionality to a refrigerator against its earlier appearances facilitating gadget and robot needs. Dubbed as R2 mini fridge, the tall, handsome and ultra lusturous refrigerator was developed in 2002 as a reward for an Attack of the Clones contest scheduled at 7-11 Stores of Japan. Measuring 64cm x 51cm x 35cm, the customized feature of the fridge allows you to set it feature its hot or cold effect thereby servinbg you with cold icecream and hot soup. Beware, if you continue playing with its hot-cold/ cold-hot functionality then chances are you may not be able to preserve drinks.

And yes this belongs to the category of limited edition offerings as counted 1000 refrigerators were produced and this one is available for sale at a demanding price of $1070 on Toy East. If may seem a bit pricey to you and me but ask a Star Wars aficionado and he would say: “Realize the priceless value in owning such beauty and you won’t question its material price tag.” So true!

Via GadgetsBlog / CoolestGadgets / Technabob

Those who are still hunting for a complete DVD projector can keep their fingers upon R2-D2, which is an emblem of movies and a comfy accessory to be installed in any home theater. It enables to watch the movie from a distance of over 16 feet. It can be projected onto ceilings and walls up to a 260-inch picture and comes with an integrated CD/DVD player that can play videos in MP3/MP4 format. It also features an iPod docking station, memory card, USB slots, FM wireless audio out, incorporated 20 watt amplifiers, fully flexible with a 360 degree recline, Millennium Falcon remote control with detachable stand and plays R2-D2 sound effects.

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Priced at $2,995, it would be creating a buzz in coming months.

Other specks:
Resolution: 1024×768
Contrast Ratio: 1800:1
Lumens: 1500

Via BookOfJoe