Unlike other Doraemon’s gadgets, this one does not come from his pocket and can do anything “futuristic”, but at least, if you’re one of Doraemon’s fans outthere, this Doraemon-pimped Casio Exilim EX-Z20 digital camera is worth buying. In addition to the cute Doraemon design, the camera boasts an 8.1 megapixel CCD sensor, a 38 ~ 114mm lens with 3x optical zoom, a 12.4MB of onboard storage, a 2.6-Inch display, a MMC/SD/SDHC media card slot, and a face detection function. Moreover, it is also able to record video in H.264/AVC (848×480 resolution). Too bad it doesn’t have those see-through-anything or see-what-happen-in-the-future shots…

Casio Exilim EX-Z20 digicam will hit the store in December.

Sega is going to release a new title for DS based on the latest Doraemon movie, “Doraemon No Bita to Midori No Kyojinden”. To promote the game (and the movie), the company will give away 70 Nintendo DS’s machine to lucky Doraemon and Nobita’s fans in Japan. Each DS will be pimped with a nice Doraemon theme. IMHO, from the screenshot above, it looks better than any previous “special edition” DS.

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Zelda is not the reason why I love my Wii very much. The main reason is the wireless controller and the idea of moving our hand / body to control the character on the screen, which gives a realistic in-game experiences. Well, if you’re with me, then check out the cool game from Epoch. Not sure what the game’s name, but basically, it’s a Doraemon Flight Sim with a helicopter hairband as the controller! That’s right, in this game, you have to wear the hairband, and move your head in any directions to move the character. Pretty cool, isn’t it?

Not sure about the pricing. And it looks like the Doraemon Flight Sim is a stand-alone game. Too bad. Well, trust me, Epoch… I’d definitely buy it if you ever port it to Wii. I promise!

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Isn’t this cute? A Doraemon edition of Nintendo DS. Or you can just call it a limited edition of Doraemon DS. I know you want it, so read carefully. All you have to do is purchase a copy of Doraemon: Nobita no Kyouruu 2006 DS games, find the ticket inside, and mail it to Sega. If you’re one of the lucky 100 person, you’ll get this brand new Doraemon DS. Also, if you preorder the game, you’ll receive some Doraemon stickers for your Nintendo DS too. Great, huh?

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Anyway, this simple refrigerator is offered by a Japanese company named 0123. Everyone who use their services between February 10th and March 23rd, with a minimum of 230 EUR per contract, can have this cool fridge for free (I guess). You can keep up to 4 bottles inside, and make them either cold or warm. Quite handy. Would be a nice indoor decoration too.

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The USB Doraemon webcam has a 350,000 pixels CMOS (VGA) 640×480 resolution. Measures 3.4 x 1.4 x 2.7 cm and weighs 130 gr, it is able to record video in 30 fps (CIF) and 15 fps (VGA). The price is 48 euro and it is currently available at Akihabara, Japan.

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Comes with two flavors: 64MB and 128MB storage capacity, the device costs more than 150 EUR in Japan.

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J300i mobile phone comes with 2 flavours, the blue or the pink Doraemon Style-Up faceplate. The package also bundled with the phone pouch and phone strap with screen cleaner. Unfortunately, there’s no Doraemon ringtones.

The retail price for Doraemon J300i mobile phone is S$128 for 2-year plan. The specs is similar with the original Sony Ericsson J300i. A dual-band (GSM900, GSM800) network phone with GPRS, WAP, Java, Infrared, and USB support. Measures 99.1 x 42.6 x 18.2 mm, J300i gives you 7 hours talk-time, 300 hours max. standby time, and 12 MB internal memory.

Hmmm, is it just me or the Gigabyte GX-5 Doraemon Edition is much better?

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The packaging includes:

• Special Edition Certificate
• 20 Doraemon wallpaper
• 5 new games
• 2 ringtones
• unique phone icons
• Special leather protection case
• Desktop cradle for charging

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