VIDEO: Air Hog Zero Gravity Micro RC
Gravity-defying R/C madness
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15 July 2008 16:11 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Called the Air Hogs Zero Gravity Micro, the R/C car creates an air vortex to stick to any flat surface be it a wall or under a table.
Once stuck, the car can then be controlled via the infrared remote control as you race around picture frames, windows, bookshelves or anything else that gets in the way.
Costing £29.99 and available from the end of the month, the Zero Gravity Micro will come in two colours, red or black, and offer around 10 minutes of go from about 30 minutes of charge.
We managed to get a quick go of the car at an event promoting new gadgets available later in the year.
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