[ Thanks to An Anonymous Reader for
this link. ]
“The Android robot: This is one is a robot that runs on Android
and looks like Android. It?s plain and simple, but really cute.
There are some movements that it can make on its own. It also has
robotic chirping sounds. I wish these were on sale, but they are
not. Let?s hope Google puts them on sale sometimes soon so we all
can enjoy them.“Toy car for Nexus One: There are many RC cars that can be
controlled by iPhones, but there is really no such thing that
iPhone can do and Android can?t. This one is a small car that you
can control using a Nexus one device. The connection is established
via Bluetooth so you have to get up and walk with the car. As
children, we all have played with toy cars. It is time to revive
those memories.”
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