Join the Rabbit Community with Nabaztag

Posted in Robots, Smart Devices by Paul Patterson on September 28th, 2006

Nabaztag

Ahhh, what could be more adorable than a little bunny that reads your email?

The Nabaztag is a very curious piece of technology appearing at this week’s DEMOfall 2006 conference. DEMOfall is a showcase of the world’s most promising new technologies and a sneak peek at the future of the technology business.

Nabaztag is the creation from French company Violet. Nabaztag is a 9 inch tall plastic white bunny that connects wirelessly to your home computer network. Some of the bunny’s key features include:

  • Its ears can spin or move up or down to notify you of incoming e-mail or the rise and fall of stocks.
  • Read email or news headlines aloud by converting the text to speech.
  • Announce the current time or play songs from your digital music collection.
  • Issue a weather report by mean of color lights that glow from inside its belly.
  • Performs according to preferences configured on Violet’s Web site.
  • Marry another rabbit and link up over the Internet and instigate some bunny love.

Nabaztag is available for $150 from select online retailers.

Nabaztag



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One Response to “Join the Rabbit Community with Nabaztag”

  1. Buster K Says:

    Is a creation fron the smart objects company, Violet.
    And that’s really surprizing, this nabaztag is just evrey thing the web can do
    Have a look at http://www.nabaztag.com and try what they call nabaztag/tag at the top reght of the page…
    http://www.nabaztag.com

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