
Using this radio-controlled pool snack float from Excalibur, you can pass the beverages around the pool to friends without leaving the comfort of your lounge chair. Weighting at 5.90-pounds, it can carry up to 5 drinks and snacks in center without tipping over. Its easy-to-use radio controlled unit requires one 9-Volt and 6 D batteries (not included). [Amazon]

Here is the £14.99 R/C Black Widow Spider that was created by London’s Natural History Museum for the touch of authenticity. Measuring 12 inch long, the “spider” is able to creep in all directions or even spin itself around on a time. You can control it within a 30-foot radius with the remote control. [Play]

Here is the remote controlled Spy Video ATV 360 from ThinkGeek that allows you to see video and hear sound from the vehicle though an LCD heads up display and earbud. This toy needs 12 AA batteries which is not included. You can control the ATV-360 for up to 75 feet distance. If you are interested, you can purchase this new spy-gadget from ThinkGeek for $150. [ThinkGeek] More
by Nicole on October 27, 2007

The Skatemaster is not only an electric skateboard, but comes with a wireless remote control. It features 2 hour charge time, 10 mile range, and DC motor that is also a brake. Now you can fly right by your grumpy old neighbor like Aladdin without scuffing yourself. The Skatemaster electric skateboard is now available at Lazy Bone.
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