Small Boat Controlled By Remote

June 13, 2009 - PRLog -- The smaller, the better.

This is what most people want nowadays. Before, when things were big and huge, people did not care. This was because there were no other options. Technology was not that developed compared to how it is today. However, with the changing of times, people have come to discover that things can come in smaller sizes. All these, thanks to the wonders of technology.

There are plenty of examples of small items now that show off just what technology could do. From the large landlines that needed operators to function, you can now find mobile phones that seem to be smaller than your palm. And then there is also the camera. The cameras of long ago needed a long period of time before a picture could be captured. However, this time, cameras have gone digital and the end image could already be seen in just a matter of a second.

And then there is also technology in toys. People have now been able to create miniature models of real ones. The RC Palm Sized Boat is an example. Just what its name says, it is small so much so that it can be fitted in your palm. And the creator of such a toy has said that it is like a rubber duck however it is meant for the grown ups and for the kids who are into boats and toys. Rubber ducks are mainly for the children and those who are kids at heart. So instead of just bringing a rubber duck to play with when you are in the tub (or perhaps swimming in your pool), you can bring the RC Palm Sized Boat and spend time playing with it. If you are just sitting on the edge of the pool (or tub or maybe a lake), you can control the boat and make it go wherever you would like it to go.

Controlling the boat is not really that difficult. With the remote control, you can make it go anywhere. It has been said also that you can bring it with you easily for it can slip inside your shirt pocket or your pants pocket any time you choose to. Oh you but you do need to purchase yourself some batteries to make the boat and the remote control function, just like most RC boats (http://www.gadgetepoint.co.uk/cat-remote-control-boats.php). With this one, you just need AA batteries. Two would be used for the transmitter.

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Paula James is a 25-year-old online marketing executive at Gadget Epoint (http://www.gadgetepoint.co.uk/). The love for gadgets runs through her veins having grown up with a father who is into gadgets himself.