Hasta La Gadget!

Are all USB hubs created equal? The correct answer would be, “No”, and a resounding one at that, too. After all, hardcore Dr Who fans might even start to fantasize that the £22.95 Dr Who Tardis USB 4 Port Hub which they see here is able to send them into a time warp, but even if to their great disappointment that it does not, at least you have a quartet of USB ports available for you to plug in a plethora of other devices into your PC or Mac, as and when required.

If you do not want to start off the work week on a dull note, then the Dr Who Tardis USB 4 Port Hub is your cup of tea (or coffee), as each time you plug it in, the lantern at the top will flash, alongside the classic time travelling sound effects. Needless to say, just in case the rest of your colleagues get jealous of the latest toy at the office, you can always turn off the special sound effect to annoy them less. Definitely more than capable of brightening up any work space for sure.

[ Dr Who Tardis USB 4 Port Hub copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

Ah, to be young again, and to have numerous types of stuff to look forward to under the Christmas tree each year. Well, the Yuletide season might still be months away, but this is no excuse not to think of the future. After all, you can already start planning for the year end purchases, no? Failing to plan is planning to fail just in case you were wondering, and so if you happen to know that your little ones love camping in the great outdoors, you might want to get them this $114.99 Dr. Who Tardis Tent to help ease them into the world of Dr. Who to boot.

It goes without saying that to lay your hands on an actual Tardis is just about impossible for everyone and anyone, as all of us cannot harness huon energy. There is nothing quite like the power of cold, hard cash though, as it would net you this amazing Tardis Tent, which is totally tangible and of course, definitely resembles the iconic blue police box from the sci-fi great, Dr. Who. The Dr. Who Tardis Tent basically is a replica of the 11th Doctor’s Tardis, and is made out of canvas, standing tall at 61” and measures 35” wide when closed.

[ Dr. Who Tardis Tent copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

You know what they say as a man grows up – he might not be playing with little green army men made out of plastic any more, but would have moved on to big boys’ toys. Some of these could be rather expensive, while others are affordable, such as the $89.99 Doctor Who Tardis Play Tent. You can be sure that the little ones in your home too, would not be able to resist playing with this, but you can kindly ask them to move out so that you can check out the 11th Doctor’s control room all by yourself. Not only that, since it is made out of sturdy canvas construction and stand at nearly 6 feet in height, there is plenty of space in there to hook up with other Doctor Who fans should you erect this at your backyard the next time you host a party in your home.

If you do not want to place the Doctor Who Play Tent outside of your four walls, place it right in your living room, it would not mind such a position, either. Entering it, you are able to use your imagination as to what goes on within the four canvas walls. Once done, just fold it back and it can be easily stashed away in the storeroom without taking up too much space. Of course, you might want to have some heart for the little ones and let them play in it from time to time, right?

[ Doctor Who Tardis Play Tent copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

If you’ve watched and enjoyed the program known as “The Good Doctor Who” in which an alien of some sort who flies around with his little, knobby robotic buddy (I’m not entirely clear on the details), you’ll be pleased to note that one fan, our own former employee Greg Kumparak, has built a real Tardis police box which, using some digital trickery, is really bigger on the inside.

Greg built his little Tardis around Thanksgiving and added a little light on top. Because he’s a Dr. Who fan, he found his device to be lacking in realism. He then programmed a 3D model of the inside of the Tardis – it looks like the inside of the Teletubby house – and added an augmented-reality element to make the room inside appear when you held up your smartphone. Bang: instant Tardis.

Greg quit working with us so he could start building things and this is one of his coolest little creations. I’m not a huge Dr. Who fan, but anyone who has enough love and intensity to build a cute little model and make it all the cooler is a good guy in my book. Now he just needs to make the Millennium Falcon from Star Trek.

Now this is definitely worth checking out for a purchase if you know of a Doctor Who fan, especially when Christmas is just around the corner. Of course, it is also quite a mouthful, when you consider how you are going to answer when someone asks you, “What did you get for Christmas?” I am referring to the $79.99 Doctor Who Character Building TARDIS Console Mega Set, where you will be able to have plenty of timelord fun after unwrapping this bad boy and removing it from its box.

With the Doctor Who Character Building TARDIS Console Mega Set, you are able to construct your very own TARDIS control room, where it comes complete with a clicking date display as well as central time rotor. Comprising of 250 pieces, you will also get a quartet of minifigures to play around with in the first place, leading you to exercise that long dormant imagination of yours so that different kinds of scenarios can be thought up of, and you would start to think that you have a budding career as a screenwriter for future Doctor Who episodes.

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