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» Go to this postI see that the friendly folks at Nabaztag have linked to my review of their smart bunny on both their English and French blogs. Hi!
» Go to this postI’ve been playing with my Nabaztag bunny for the last few days, preparing to review it for the I Want That! Tech Toys show on HGTV, which launches this summer. It’s a very cute little bunny with ears that can move. It’s constantly connected to the Internet by WiFi, and you can program it to [...]
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