Toy Fair NYC 2009 - Force Trainer

[earthman202]

oh ohhh ohhh ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[Rettequetette]

(cont'd)

The reviewer tested it on his(her) hand.

See the second review on amazon by the user named "Gosilva".

[Rettequetette]

I was really amazed and wanted to have one. I already had one ordered at my local toy store (I live in Europe, so I'll have to wait a little longer).

But today I read a review on Amazon, and the whole thing seems to be fake :-s

The sensors do NOT measure brain waves, as 'Uncle Milton' wants you to believe, but the toy is merely working on an electric circuit that can be completed anywhere on the body, not only on your forehead - so there are no 'brain waves' involved...

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[z1ph0n3]

Hey! Go read on zibri's blog (google for it)

I successfully interfaced it with my pc!

[WindowsFANBOYS]

Thx for the upload cool to c this in action..did u guys pick this up? Or not interested in addin this to it collection?

Windows

[DeathgodX15]

he does realize his hands have nothing to do with this right?

[Sn1p3TilluDr0p]

Still fun to pretend

[Nintendoggy]

If I had that thing at home, I would play with it all day long till I got brain cancer. xP

It looks really awesome. I wonder how it works...

[matthewglenn58rocks]

me three

[Philmen]

he look like obi !

[kaheynu]

In the future as this type of tech filters it's way thru everyday living don't be surprised in the decades or centuries to come if we don't need this type of mechanical technology to help us move objects with our mind. Perhaps this how we humans become telekinetic. In essence you have to exercise the brain to become telekinetic. And with this tech I think we are well on our way. What do you think?

[MonsterKlark]

Looks Relaxing

[silentbobstash]

Too cool - Charlie from Lost can use the force!

[blackesteyes13]

lol "you all everybody" indeed!

[woodsweb]

I knew the force is for real!

;-)

[Philmen]

Me too ! :D