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LG OLED M | LG OLED TV

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LG SIGNATURE OLED M, World’s First 4K 120Hz Wireless AV-connected OLED TV.

LG SIGNATURE OLED M is an OLED TV completely free of cables, excepting the power cord. LG’s wireless AV transmission solution was developed to aid users who connect their TVs to various devices and peripheral such as gaming consoles and set-top boxes, and presents them with a new, hassle-free way of managing cables and connected devices.

As the Zero Connect technology eliminates the need to have cables and devices in close proximity to the screen, users can now fully enjoy the immersion offered by an ultra-large screen in a clutter-free space.

LG SIGNATURE OLED M boasts a 97-inch OLED screen (approximately 245 centimeters in diagonal length) and the Zero Connect Box, allowing AV transmission at 4K resolution (3,840 x 2,160 pixels) and 120Hz refresh rate, for a distance of up to 10 meters between itself the screen.

The Boxtrolls x Nike Roshe Run "Trollstrikes"

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Last Fall Nike released an extremely limited run of Roshe Run “Trollstrikes” in adult and youth sizes to be sold by way of online auction. An original design by Tinker Hatfield, the silhouette takes on a whimsical feel, with the upper being an amalgamation of distressed leather and burlap overlay resting on a cobblestone-printed midsole and a waffle-patterned outsole. The details are equally imaginative, such as the twine heel loop and laces, iridescent “sewer-green” heel panels, distressed Nike Swoosh logo, cardboard tongue label, steampunk lace locks and cheese-print sockliners. This is not Nike’s first movie-footwear collaboration, with a notable example being the Coraline Dunk which has since become a valuable collector’s item.

Vizio 4K M-Series TV

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Vizio shocked the industry with their sub $1000 4K screens last year and this time they're introducing a whole new set of affordable screens with the new M-Series Ultra HD TVs. Sizes start at 43" and pricing starts at...wait for it...$599. The M-Series line tops out at 80" and goes for $3,999.

The TVs will feature the latest version of Vizio's Internet Apps suite which has all your favorite streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Spotify and you'll be able to get the fastest connection possible via their built-in 802.11ac dual-band Wi-Fi. You'll also get automatic "Ultra Upscaling", their VM50 Ultra HD Engine for an optimized 4K picture, and 32 Active LED zones to get an ultra crisp and contrasty image.

Godzilla x Medicom Toy 1000% Bearbrick

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Godzilla film, the franchise partnered with Medicom Toy to create a Bearbrick version of the iconic monster. The Bearbrick features a blue body with Godzilla’s scales and plating across the front and back, while the figure’s face sports a menacing grin. Pictured here in 1000% form, the Godzilla Bearbrick is also available in a 400% size.

Hot Toys "The Bat" Collectible Set

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Adding to its series of Batman figures, Hot Toys presents its new “The Bat” collectible set from The Dark Knight Rises. This highly detailed 1/12 scale model of Batman’s aerial vehicle is a photo-accurate copy of the one seen in the film and even features a weathered paint job and edges. The collectible is set with Batman and Selena Kyle figures and a model of the film’s fusion reactor.

LEGO 'Ghostbusters' Ecto-1 Set

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Ghostbusters fans will finally have the opportunity to build brick versions of the team’s classic Ecto-1 vehicle and play with mini figurine versions of Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, Egon Spengler and Winston Zeddemore. The 508-piece LEGO 'Ghostbusters' Ecto-1 Set includes the team’s paranormal detection equipment, logo decorations, a tracking computer, a removable roof, and seating for three mini figurines.

LEGO 'The Simpsons' House Set

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After confirming a LEGO set based off the long-running television series The Simpsons in August, the Danish toy company has unveiled the first of two parts of the anticipated collaboration. The first is a LEGO set depicting the Simpsons’ iconic home recreated in brick form, complete with figurines of Bart, Lisa, Maggie, Homer, Marge and Ned Flanders. The second is a LEGO-themed episode of The Simpsons, set to air on FOX in May. The set pays extra attention to detail including the family’s car, Bart’s skateboard, a radioactive isotope, and more. LEGO The Simpsons House

Samsung Sound Stand

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Whether you're trying to save real estate or don't want the trouble of a full-on space hogging surround system, Samsung's Sound Stand might just be the solution. The sleek and thin box produces 4.2 channel sound and supports TV sizes from 32 to 55 inches. It also has Bluetooth capability so it can do double duty as your home's music system.

World War Z

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As an adaptation of Max Brooks' oral history of the zombie apocalypse, World War Z ($15) may leave something to be desired — but as a star-studded globe-spanning monster epic, it has enough thrills, incredible set pieces, and Hollywood scares to keep you engaged until the last bite. For those unfamiliar with the source material (from which the film differs substantially) or the movie itself, it chronicles the efforts of one UN investigator (Brad Pitt) to find the source of, and cure for, an undead outbreak of global proportions. This unrated blu-ray, DVD, and digital copy edition will give you plenty of opportunities to re-watch, pick apart, or just stare anxiously from the edge of your couch, and the extra seven minutes give you a bonus you never found in theaters.

Star Wars: Frames

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If you're a true Star Wars fan, you can probably close your eyes and picture some of the series' most iconic moments: Han Solo as he's lowered into the carbon freezing chamber, or the bittersweet look of redemption on the face of Anakin Skywalker as Luke removes his mask. Star Wars: Frames ($90) is a celebration of 1,416 moments like these, hand-picked by George Lucas from over one million frames of film, and reproduced across two hardcover volumes — one for the original trilogy and one for the prequel trilogy. Each set arrives in a box designed to resemble Vader's Tie Fighter and opens to reveal images of the Sith Lord himself.