Sure, it lacks a formal name that makes it easier to call or refer to, but at least you do not have to fork out a bomb for it. This remote-controlled sports car of unknown make (obviously Chevrolet did not have a say in the design) is capable of transforming into a robot which will impress its audience even further as it launches suction cup darts from a rotary cannon. At a single touch of a button, the hood and front tires will elevate 10″ off of the ground, which further exposes the cannon that has been integrated into the undercarriage. You can opt to fire up to 5 suction cup darts in rapid succession, in addition to turning the robot back into its automotive form, while racing the car forward and backward, execute hairpin turns, and perform 360º spins. The remote control itself comes with a trio of different channels, so that you can have up to three cars to engage in battle. It is highly advisable to prepare a bunch of rechargeable batteries at home since this bad boy consumes 8 AA batteries to get going.
When it comes to the world of digital cameras, most folks would think of Canon and Nikon where commercial class DSLRs and compact digital cameras are concerned, although as of late, the likes of Samsung and Sony, too, have made their mark in the DSLR market, with Olympus and Panasonic preferring to remain on the side of Micro Four Thirds shooters. Well, Panasonic of Japan’s latest release in the world of digital cameras come in the form of the Lumix DMC-XS1, which will arrive in 10 new exclusive designs for the fashion conscious. 
