Sega Homestar Pro planetarium Winter Edition

We could think of quite a few things we'd rather be doing than gazing at stars projected on the ceilings of the Engadget HQ, but if your social life hasn't reached that higher plane, or perhaps has so far exceeded ours that planetariums are the hip new thing for your crowd, then by all means run out and pick up Sega Toys' Homestar Pro planetarium Winter Edition. The Homestar Pro Winter Edition squeezes together all the greatness that has been the Homestar series onto a sixe piece star disc set for a mere 36,540 yen ($315 US), and will be out on November 15th as a limited edition in Japan.

[Thanks, Mike]

[waiownsyou @ Sep 1st 2007 2:26AM]

You guys have an HQ? And who do I have to suck off here to become an editor for Engadget? Damn!

[kaztm @ Sep 1st 2007 8:24AM]

Just be an excellent writer and web surfer. You can suck in technology and gadgets. That's Engadget.

[zfurie @ Sep 1st 2007 2:55AM]

If they make a DeathStar Personal Edition I'll get one.

[zfurie @ Sep 1st 2007 2:56AM]

Does this generate star maps of galaxies far far away as well?

[kaztm @ Sep 1st 2007 8:18AM]

It does, actually.

Homestar is the consumer version of Megastar which revolutionized planetarium technology and made it possible to project darker and tinier stars.

[akijikan @ Sep 1st 2007 3:11AM]

I'll wait for the Strongbad SuperDeluxe planetarium

[rTwelve @ Sep 1st 2007 3:32AM]

I'll wait for the Homsar PowerBall planetarium

[Matt @ Sep 1st 2007 3:45AM]

Good, somebody else thought "Homestaw Wunnaw!" too. Phew.

[akijikan @ Sep 1st 2007 4:20AM]

Don't remind me matt...sad thing is I'm 20 :(

[Taylor @ Sep 1st 2007 8:57AM]

Available at your local Bubs Concession Stand soon. Crabadonk!

[Nick @ Sep 1st 2007 1:14PM]

STROM MAD PLANET BALL!

STROM MAB PLANET BALL!!!

[dave @ Sep 2nd 2007 2:32PM]

this does not look good for homestar runner

[John Doe @ Sep 1st 2007 5:19AM]

If it wasn't for the price this thing would make one hell of a night lite.