...It's about my gift!

My son Justin bought my Christmas gift today, and has been torturing me with hints about it. The gift is:

• Heavier than a feather, lighter than a bowling ball.
  
  
• Bigger than a shoe box, smaller than a refrigerator; can definitely fit Mica in it(all 7 lbs, 12 oz of her).
  
  
• Can be used for home or office.
  
  
• Asks if you feel lucky.
  
  
• May take batteries (takes electricity, but has no cord - would be much bigger if it took electricity).
  
  
• Been around since the late 1800's.
  
  
• Could be used for decorative purposes.
  
  
• Unique.
  
  
• Trivial, but cooler for having one - cool factor of 9.9.
  
  
• Makes opening noises when you open the box (he made me listen to him open the box).
  
  
• Sometimes it makes sounds, sometimes it doesn't.
  
  
• Needs more pieces.
  
  
• The instructions have four figures.
  
  
• It is badass.
  
  
• He wants one.
  
  
• He may keep mine, and get me something else.(!)
  
  
• Makes a thumping noise when you tap on it.
  
  
• The surfaces are very clean (which is good because of what it is).
  
  
• It has an opening that clicks in place.
  
  
• Has five legs for support.
  
  
• May be a choking hazard.
  
  
• Six things; three that are silent, three that are noisy.
  
  
• Has two off/on switches.
  
  
• Has #1 Phillips head screws.
  
  
• All my friends are going to think it is cool.
  
  
• Will be tempted to show it off.
  
  
• It has psychedelic colors.
  
  
• There is a small tear in the box.
  
  
• You have to be careful when preparing this thing to get it to do what it does; in the process of getting it ready, you could break it (according to the instructions).
  
  
• No quality control sticker on it.
  
  
• Company that made it is based in Ohio, in a city with an ironic name, considering who the giftee is.
  
  
• Makes my son and his wife both think about bugs.
  
  
• There's a note on it (tells about usage of the product).
  
  
• Makes people angry when they go near them (causes aggravation for people).
  
  
• Most likely will not cause a seizure.
  
  
• Not a home planetarium, but could be if you modified it.
  
  
• Cost more than one, but less than $100 US.
  
  
• Some parts are clear, some parts are opaque.
  
  
• Plastic and metal.
  
  
• Ah, aahhh eeehh ehh, hnnnhhhh.(hint from Mica)
  

If anyone can guess what it is before midnight December 24, 2005, he will send them a present - to first person only. E-mail me with your guess.