If you're reading this review, it's likely for one of two reasons. One, you're a Doctor Who fan who loves the idea of your own sonic screwdriver to control your home theater. Two, you're not familiar ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. True Dr. Who fans will love the gesture-controlled Sonic ...

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Galactic villains can probably rest easy, though - the die-cast metal wand works as a TV remote, and is unable to harm Cybermen, Daleks or other evil inhabitants of the galaxy. The die-cast model is ...

Hopefully this universal remote will be more reliable than the real Sonic Screwdriver. This replica is probably the closest you’ll ever get to having a real Doctor Who Sonic Screwdriver. What does it ...

Doctor Who's famous sonic screwdriver will be the inspiration for a new TV remote, it has been reported. The Doctor's trusty instrument, introduced for Patrick Troughton's Time Lord in 1968, unlocks ...

ThinkGeek and The Wand Company Unveil World's First Working Sonic Screwdriver FAIRFAX, VA – July 11, 2012 @ 11:55AM EST– ThinkGeek, working in partnership with The Wand Company and BBC Worldwide, has ...

Doctor Who's Sonic Screwdriver is at once the most versatile and most preposterous tool the universe has known. There's nothing it can't do, from remote-controlling the TARDIS through scanning, ...

Doctor Who’s sonic screwdriver can do pretty much anything, from re-attaching barbed wire to igniting swamp gas. Now, thanks to this replica from The Wand Company, it can control your TV – just in ...

ThinkGeek and the BBC have gotten together to create a real-life Sonic Screwdriver, and it went on sale last week. The IR-based remote can control "99.9% of all devices that use an IR remote," or so I ...

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