Check out this fun radio controlled desktop forklift truck.

This tiny machine does all the heavy lifting for us, if by heavy we mean a few ounces. Still, it’s a fun way to relive our childhood by playing with forklifts like we’ve always wanted to! Radio controlled, this little guy tootles around your desk, lifting and moving stuff from one place to another. Bring me my highly caffeinated beverage, now!

Here’s a video of it in action.

It runs of 4 AA batteries and a 9 volt battery in the controller, it is available to buy online for $24.99 from ThinkGeek.

Here’s a geeky toy for the Star Wars Fans out there.

The oversized Darth Vader doll, is a follow up to the original collectible produced by Sideshow.

This one is bigger, standing 17 inches tall and will be produced in a limited quantity of 600, if you want one its going to cost $200 and it is available to order online from Sideshow.

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Check out the Climbatron, window climbing robot.

It is just 10cm high, and it has a suction pad on the bottom of each foot.

Stick it to the window, turn it on, and watch as it climbs the window, here is a video of it in action.

It comes in grey, white and blue and is available to buy online for $9.99 from ThinkGeek.

Check out this geeky toy, the green alien projector, it will project an image on you wall of a green alien.

It is handmade by Australian gadget builder RareBeasts, and it uses a bright green LED which shines through a thin wooden screen.

The Green Alien Projector is powered a standard 9v battery, and can project an image of up to 7 feet.

It is available to buy online from Etsy for $35.

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Check out these fun geeky toys.

Bob, Ted, Ann, and Joe each come with one 2-3/4″ posable plastic figure and all the necessary plastic parts to build a classic corporate cube: four walls, desk, chair, file cabinet, in/out box, phone, and computer.

They come in a variety of styles and are available to buy online from $2.99 to $12.99 from ThinkGeek.

Interactive Toy Concepts have revealed a tiny radio controlled helicopter at this years CES.

It  is just 2.5 inches tall, less than four inches long and has a diameter of 3.5 inches.

It features a patented dual rotor design, and has a range of 20 feet.

It should go on sale sometime this year for around $40.

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Check out the SRV-1 Mobile Surveillance Robot.

It comes with tank-like treads, a 32-bit ARM processor and a mini video camera, a wireless transmitter that interfaces via USB up to 350 feet away.

It will work with Windows, Mac and Linux and can display and record live video on your PC at 320 x 240 resolution.

It will avoid obstacles put in its way and comes with open source software for the robot and your PC.

It is available to buy online for $465 from ThinkGeek.

Check out the Mini Hughes Radio Controlled Helicopter.

It is the reported to be the world’s lightest and smallest radio controlled helicopter.

It is just 5 inches long, and sits on the palm of your hand, it shares the same design as the Hughes 300 Helicopter.

It charges directly from the controller which uses “AA” batteries and has a full-function trim control for the perfect flight.

Check out this video of it in action.

The mini Hughes 300 Fairy R/C Helicopter is available to buy online for $19.95 from Hobby Tron.

Check out this MSN Missile Launcher from Brando.

The new generation of USB Missile Launcher now goes with MSN! With this MSN missile launcher, you can not only text your friends, but also “shoot” them. As long as your friends’ MSN missile launchers get connected, you can attack them while chatting in MSN.

It is available to buy online from Brando for $49.

Check out these mini dueling radio controlled helicopters.

Take to the air from the palm of your hand then use the shoulder button on the remote to fire at your opponent copter. Each shot causes the nose of your chopper to flash with simulated gunfire. The first hit causes your enemy to spin. The second makes the enemy copter lose power… the third cuts rotor power completely as your opponent plummets to the ground as you gloat in victory. However to truly dominate the sky, you’ll need to practice up on your flying skills.

Check out this video of them in action.

They are available to buy online for $49.99 from ThinkGeek.

Check out this Radio Controlled Snooper Robot.

It has six wheels and can apparantly enter a room undetected, and listen to conversations up to 150 feet away.

It then transmits the conversation to a listening receiver, the Spy Snooper Robot is available to buy online from iiRobotics for £39.99 (about $80).

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