Daily Digest Coolest Gadgets for 12/16/2012

The latest and coolest gadgets daily digest Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Dec 16, 2012 04:30 am | Edwin Gund Nyan Cat 6 inch Plush with Sound Now here is a meme that has been brought into existence in our corporeal world instead of being just another animated GIF that has caught the attention of millions worldwide – the Nyan Cat. Of course, you will be able to touch, hold and cuddle one of the more notable memes in recent years, coming in the form of the $11.99 Gund Nyan Cat 6 inch Plush with Sound. It will get right to work by playing the all-too-familiar Nyan Cat theme whenever you give it a nice squeeze, and you can opt for the original or 8-Bit Heart flavors, depending on which design appeals to yo more. I am guessing that playing with the Gund Nyan Cat 6 inch Plush with Sound will automatically be able to elicit smiles from those around you, as I have yet to meet someone who does not find the Nyan Cat cute. Of course, the theme that accompanies it is another matter altogether, but who can resist a kitty that leaves a trail of rainbow behind? There is just something magical about the Nyan Cat, and having it in the car you're driving in could be useful to melt the heart of an officer who pulled you over for speeding in a 20mph zone. [ Gund Nyan Cat 6 inch Plush with Sound copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Read More Dec 16, 2012 04:00 am | Edwin Robotic mannequins invade South Korea Mannequins are mannequins – a somewhat humanoid shape (more often than not in the shape of a lady than a man, for obvious reasons that the ladies love to shop for clothes more than men), and they are lifeless and motionless items that sit pretty behind a departmental store's glass display. I am quite sure that some of us with an overactive imagination would sometimes wonder what happens when the lights are turned off at night, and a scenario from "Night at the Museum" works itself out, although this time around, it would not be prehistoric items that come to life, but rather, them mannequins. Well, the day has come slightly closer, as a robotic mannequin developed by IMD Communications will be able to pose itself for customers in a South Korean fashion store. Obviously South Korea and Japan are rivals not only on the robotics front, but basically when it comes to technology (cars, computers, smartphones, tablets, TVs, home appliances, you name it), they have a keen competition between one another, but a healthy respect, too. South Korea seem to have the upper hand here when it comes to their robot mannequins that will come in three varieties, where each of them has been named after an Indian god and programmed with its own modeling behaviors. Endrani has been described to be a 30-something woman who exudes elegance, while Dipani highlights women’s confidence and creativity, with Marian, last but not least, being the most dynamic of the trio, as "she" symbolizes strength and the outdoors. These robots will come with moving limbs that make it far easier for store clerks to dress and undress the mannequin, and you would most probably see them at high end boutiques considering the initial outlay that the boutique owners will need to fork out in the first place. No idea on pricing details on the South Korean mannequins, but cheap should not be part of the equation. Source (Korean) [ Robotic mannequins invade South Korea copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Read More In This Issue Gund Nyan Cat 6 inch Plush with Sound Robotic mannequins invade South Korea Recent Stories Flask Tie comes with hidden flask inside Handcuffs that shocks prisoners PhoneSuit Flex Micro Battery Pack for smartphones Laptop Functions for an iPad Tasty Food in Gaseous/Liquid Form

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