Back to the Future Die-Cast DeLorean

Have you been hunting for old DeLorean's on eBay and telling everyone to call you McFly? Well then we have a tasty little nugget to satiate the 80's lovin' Back to the Future fanboy in you. This 1:18 scale Back to the Future Die-Cast DeLorean is like a sci-fi obsessed geek's wet dream. Nope, it doesn't travel through time... but it does feature a real brushed metal body and intricate details from the movie.

Look inside by raising one of the gullwing doors and you'll see all the time-travel controls from the movie including a tiny flux capacitor. There's even a Mr. Fusion on the back to avoid the hassle of stealing plutonium from terrorists. A lever on the bottom makes the wheels fold up for when you run out of road trying to hit 88.

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Unboxing new iPod Shuffle

GearDiary went off to an Apple Store and scored the new iPod Shuffle. They have an unboxing on their site. Check it out HERE

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Dell Mini 10 Reviewed

electronista reviews the Dell Mini 10 laptop computer. Here is the conclusions they came to

Coming to a conclusion the Inspiron Mini 10 has been unusually difficult. In day-to-day use, the computer is actually very enjoyable, which can't always be said for netbooks; it's an excellent system to always have within reach, and importantly is built to last both in terms of durability as well as in how comfortable it is to type and mouse through the interfaces of most programs. It also has to be confessed that the personalization for the lid color is appreciated as it helps make such a personal system one's own.

The price is also right: at $399, it's just inexpensive enough to fulfill the duty of a second or even third computer. Having a 160GB hard drive and Bluetooth at this price means you're unlikely to ever run out of hard drive space or worry about wireless peripherals before the system's useful lifespan is up. We'd have little problems recommending the system under many circumstances.

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