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World’s first foldable R/C cars are super-tiny

Submitted by admin on February 1, 2010 – 4:08 pmNo Comment

World's first foldable R/C cars are super-tiny

Finally, Mattel makes foldable R/C cars, just what we’ve always wanted. These Stealth Rides, barely the size of a USB key, come nestled inside a credit card sized remote control. Set to roll out at the Toy Fair in New York next month, the $25 minicars will make their debut on the market in August.

Pushed a button and the tiny flat car unfolds itself from its credit card moorings, turning into something that looks more like a minuscule boat. Mattel plans to roll out five different models of this pocket-sized trinket, and one of them will be the Batmobile Tumbler.

The most remarkable spec: 30 minutes of running time on a charge. We’ll believe that when we see it.

CNN Money, via Autoblog

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