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By Noah Robischon, 7:18 PM on Mon Jan 8 2007, 4,817 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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It's short, but possesses the power of the force.
R2D2
Star Wars Projector Shaped Like R2D2, Does Not Project Leia Holos
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