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Monday, 23 April 2007 |
 When it was first launched for Plen, many loved the design and intelligent tricks but just above the market price. Looking at the new Tiny Plen, this has the ability to skate with smooth glides, picking up a cube and tossing it again and even karate kicking. Be sure you are out of the way and it might give u a soft nudge of a kick if it finds you intruding! |
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Monday, 23 April 2007 |
 Eating with minimum help from caregiver. Getting fed from the spoon with your own 'power'; to either have it done manually, semiautomatically or purely automated spooning system, it is the new My Spoon. A device controlled by a joystick and automated mode button to assist in all the movement of the mini robot placed on the table. |
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Monday, 23 April 2007 |
 This hobby robot, Manoi gives you a boost of companionship. Built stylish with powerful body structure and mesmerizing blue eyes, Manoi is destined to be spending ample of quality time with you. Making the most of Japanese technology, this hobby robot is able to move about with smooth swings and is user-friendly. Cute lil' fella needs some TLC from the new generations! |
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Sunday, 22 April 2007 |
 All puffed up gives it a handsome appearance over the smart tantrum robot. Spins, scoots, wobbles, dashes to and fro like someone who is misbehaving or late gestures. Cute and adorable is definite name for it, and the balancing is amazingly from the flat base. It requires 4 AA batteries to get it on its nerves and not yours! |
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Sunday, 04 February 2007 |
 Brilliant Beer Dispenser. What could be better than a fresh chilled beer, sort of a mini pump, only you have to place that mug onto Asahi's hand. With capacities of six packs and 2 mugs chilled, it is portable and instantly lovable. A mug of chilled beer anywhere at anytime.
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Sunday, 04 February 2007 |
 Japanese new gizmo. Built looking like 'gakusei' (student) of almost 2 foot tall, its geeky looking backpack has been wired perfectly to the robot's structure. This robot will look like a real boy cycling around as it has the latest artificial intelligent assembled.
With the four main sensors of detecting angular velocity, obstacles and rough surfaces, Murata will turned the bicycle lightly and perform effortless swings and bends like a normal human being.
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