R2-D2 Mobile Entertainment System
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R2-D2 was a genuine droid-of-all-trades. But the ability to hack into hyperdrives and electrocute Ewoks is pretty useless here on Earth. That's why brainiacs have created the utterly astounding R2-D2 Mobile Entertainment System. Human-cyborg relations? This incredible appliance of science (fiction) is set to redefine them completely.
As well as functioning as a fully maneuverable RC version of the galaxy's favourite droid, the gorgeously engineered R2-D2 Mobile Entertainment System contains (deep breath) a built-in CD/DVD player; hi-tech projector for DVDs, photos and PS2 games; an iPod dock; wireless FM audio transmitter; 20w stereo speaker system with Dolby 5.1 capability; several memory card slots and a laser disintegrator.
Okay we lied about the disintegrator but everything else is true. This cute little fella even lets out Artoo-esque beeps and whistles every time one of its backlit access doors pops open. And get this - you control all the functions via a Millennium Falcon-shaped remote. No, really!
R2's projector puts Leia's grainy distress holograph to shame. It projects media on to an 80" screen and, thanks to a viewing angle of up to 65 degrees, it can even project on to the ceiling.
If you're worried that this do-everything droid might topple off your sand barge when you're entertaining guests/overseeing executions, worry not. Built-in sensors ensure Artoo stays away from drops, Death Stars and any other danger. Better still, you won't need the Force or even the assistance of Kenny Baker to power this stupendous piece of kit - the whole thing is powered by a rechargeable battery.
It goes without saying that the R2-D2 Mobile Entertainment System is the ultimate bit of kit for Star Wars-loving tech geeks. We guarantee friends will drop to their knees and weep the second it trundles into the room, beeps and projects Empire Strikes Back on the wall. This is the droid you're looking for!
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Millennium Falcon remote
R2's projector puts Leia's grainy distress holograph to shame. It projects media on to an 80" screen and, thanks to a viewing angle of up to 65 degrees, it can even project on to the ceiling.
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Wireless FM Audio Transmitter |
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20w Stereo Seaker System |
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DVD Controls
It goes without saying that the R2-D2 Mobile Entertainment System is the ultimate bit of kit for Star Wars-loving tech geeks. We guarantee friends will drop to their knees and weep the second it trundles into the room, beeps and projects Empire Strikes Back on the wall. This is the droid you're looking for!
Futuristic Data Ports
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Dimensions:
- Approximately 13.5" x 13" x 20.5" (2:1 Scale) Projector Secifications:
- 2xLVDS DLP™ display system with DDP2230
- Maximum Projection Size: 254" (6.44 meters) diagonal
- Resolution: 1024 x 768 XGA
- Brightness: 1500 lumen
- Contrast: 1800:1
- Projection Distance: 1m - 10m
- DVD-video
- DVD-R/RW
- VCD
- SVCD
- Audio-CD
- CD-R/RW
- WMA
- MP3
- DivX 3.0-6.21
- MP4
- JPEG
- Forward, Reverse, Turn Left, Turn Right, Rotate Headunit, Tilt Up/Down
- 2x10W integrated speakers with tweeters
- Compatible with mini, photo and 3rd generation iPods and higher.
- Audio and video supported.
- Both the menu and videos can be projected!
- RCA (Composite video)
- Mini DIN (S-Vid)
- RCA (Audio L/R Phono)
- DVI-I PC/Mac
- Stereo headphones Jack
- Optical Audio Digital Out
- RCA Video
- 7 Channel FM Wireless Audio Transmission
- USB-Flash Drive
- SD Card
- Memory Stick
- Smart Media Card
- Multi Media Card
- WMA
- MP3
- MP4
- JPEG
- Surface Sensors: Under all three of R2-D2's feet are sensors watching the surface. These can prevent R2 from going over the edge of a surface.
- Leg Sensors: Located on the body near the legs to prevent getting anything caught during leg movement.
- Projector Sensors: Watching over the minimum required wall distance (1.0m).
- Features 11 sounds taken from the saga.
- Front indicator blinks blue and red when Artoo comes to life.
- Rear indicator will turn green and red in a random dot pattern.
- Controls all of of R2-D2's functions from steering to DVD playback.
- Slide-out panel provides all the buttons.
- Propulsion system lights up as well as the cockpit light.
- Stand included, featuring real Millennium Falcon sounds.
Reviews
Visitor Reviews...
Looks cool, just like me lol.Ben Dover, Lancashire - Jan '08
I bought one of these a couple of weeks back and when you get over the feeling of geekiness that this thing gives out it really is a great bit of kit. Looks great in the living room and seems solid and sturdy. Only problem I have now is keeping guests from messing about with it.Mike, Hertfordshire - Dec '07
OMFG!!! I want one! time to forget holidays for a while I think just to save up for it!Ben Wheeldon, Coventry - Dec '07
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