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Fireworks projector simulates pyrotechnics any day of the year
Friday, July 3, 2009
Missing the fireworks display this weekend? Never mind that, you can have fireworks every night of the year with this Sega projector, letting you design your own fireworks display by mixing and matching 55 different pyrotechnic simulations.
This $160 doodad won't do you any good this weekend, though, because this fireworks projector won't be available until July 25. One other problem: this little...
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