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  • Nabaztag! WiFi bunny

    Move over Energizer Bunny, here's Nabaztag!

    Friday, August 11, 2006 Posted: 1910 GMT (0310 HKT)

    PARIS, France (Reuters) -- In the evolution of electronic companions, first came the speaking doll, then the Tamagotchi virtual pet, then Sony's short-lived AIBO dog.

    Now, it could be the dawn of the Wi-Fi rabbit era.

    The plastic bunny with ears like TV antennae can read out emails and mobile phone text messages, tell children to go to bed, alert one to a stock collapse and give traffic updates by receiving Internet feeds via a wireless Wi-Fi network.

    The bunny, which stands 9 inches tall and has a white cone-like body that lights up when it speaks, is called Nabaztag, which means rabbit in Armenian, its creator's mother tongue. It can also wiggle its ears and sing songs.
    More at the following link:

    Achkerov kute.

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    Hahaha...

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      Nabaztag! WiFi bunny

      Fowarded to me by our CK.



      Now, it could be the dawn of the Wi-Fi rabbit era.

      The plastic bunny with ears like TV antennae can read out emails and mobile phone text messages, tell children to go to bed, alert one to a stock collapse and give traffic updates by receiving Internet feeds via a wireless Wi-Fi network.
      Inventor is an Armenian...thus the name.
      [COLOR=#4b0082][B][SIZE=4][FONT=trebuchet ms]“If you think you can, or you can’t, you’re right.”
      -Henry Ford[/FONT][/SIZE][/B][/COLOR]

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        I want one of these so bad.

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          I saw it on one of the discovery chanels on cable a week ago.
          amazing.....

          now can the Nabazdag bring me some ice cream???

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            Originally posted by Crissy
            I saw it on one of the discovery chanels on cable a week ago.
            amazing.....

            now can the Nabazdag bring me some ice cream???
            It better or else I'll upload a nasty virus that'll make its bunny antenae fall off and its bunny tail turn black.

            I was thinking though, imagine Nabaztag becoming the next frontier for spammers. You're sitting at home with your kids and suddenly the newly uploaded Cialis advert with all the lovely details fills the room.

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              hmm.........I was thinking it's all good and amazing, with these new technology new inventions. But it's sad at the same time. Eventually we will all be replaced by clever Napastaks hahaha. Yep, even our kids will be mini robots.

              Now how about that icecream.......

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                Re: Nabaztag! WiFi bunny

                Originally posted by Crissy
                hmm.........I was thinking it's all good and amazing, with these new technology new inventions. But it's sad at the same time. Eventually we will all be replaced by clever Napastaks hahaha. Yep, even our kids will be mini robots.

                Now how about that icecream.......
                That's the core fear and the recurring theme with AI and robotics. Although I'm sure most parents wouldn't mind at least at some point having robots instead of the devils they try to raise.

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                  Yep I wouldn't mind a Robot for a husband either hahaha, I can programme him to speak Armenian, and if and when he talks too much I can mute him hahahaha

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                    Re: Nabaztag! WiFi bunny

                    Originally posted by Crissy
                    Yep I wouldn't mind a Robot for a husband either hahaha, I can programme him to speak Armenian, and if and when he talks too much I can mute him hahahaha
                    LOL
                    but not a bunny right?

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