Since the world is getting more and more topsy turvy these days (the Arab Spring of 2011, snow that was supposed to show up in Christmas making an appearance only now, the works!), why not go with the flow by picking up the $79.95 Upside Down Helicopter? This remote controlled helicopter, as its name suggests, is capable of flying upside down. Boasting two pairs of contra-rotating coaxial main rotors that can unclip easily from each swash plate, when you invert and reattach them, the rotors will deliver a similar amount of lift as well as gyroscopic inertia to prevent it from crashing down to the ground
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It was Monday morning at CES when LG unveiled its Magic Remote : a television zapper that recognized Wii-style motion control and voice recognition — stripping out the fiddly array of buttons that most TiVo users are familiar with . Nuance, of Dragon Dictation fame, got all excited and lifted the lid on which company’s voice recognition technology was powering the unit (hint: it’s Nuance). 
Ok, so I understand what gadgets like this Remote Control Extender are for. 
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