Toys

The Chumby One is more than just a gadget with an adorable name. It's a self proclaimed "window into your Internet life", offering the latest web content like the weather, news headlines and favorite music without having to deal with your computer desktop workspace. Simply put, it's an easier way to filter your favorite Internet content.

Today on Gadget Pr0n, we'll take a look at the widget filled Chumby One to find out what you can get for $120. Tune in to Attack of the Show at 7pm to find out how many Seals of Approval this little toy can get. 

What is this? A Darth Vader action figure ripped in half? Or possibly a clever way to hold your Nintendo Wii sensor bar next to your TV screen? We're going with the latter.

No news yet on when this fun Wii accessory comes out but it retails for $40 and will probably be out just in time for the Christmas shopping season. *Hint Hint*

Odds are, if you're a gamer, you spent this past weekend destroying your friends in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer. The $60 you spent were well worth it, but do you sometimes think to yourself, "Should I have spent a little more money and gotten the Prestige Edition which features, among other things, the cool looking night vision goggles?" For those of you pondering this important question, AOTS Correspondent Blair Herter has your answer. Check out his review of the unique gaming peripheral and find out if you should rush to your local game retailer and trade in your copy for the whole kit and caboodle.

Note: Blair states that the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Prestige Edition includes a code to download Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. It does not. The code included only allows you to download the original Call of Duty.

If you thought dioramas were just for little kids, think again. Hasbro is currently hosting a Star Wars: The Clone Wars diorama contest where you can vote for your favorite scene out of the five finalists. Unfortunately, none of the submissions are contained in a shoebox (which I personally believe should have been in the rules) but there's still plenty of nerdy talent!

And no, designing a diorama does not equal playing with dolls. They're action figures, dammit.

[Via Geekologie]