NABAZTAG the first wireless rabbit
Discover the world of smart objects&hellip,Nabaztag wriggles his ears. His body lights up and shimmers with a thousand colours. He plays music, he talks, and he can read, too. Nabaztag is an intelligent and evolutive object. He connects directly to the Internet through Wi-Fi: that's why his possibilities are almost limitless. Set him up where you like, at home or at work, and let him be your personal companion. Modest or obtrusive: you choose. He delivers information in the room when you want him to, even if your computer is not switched on. You are in control of his behaviour, of the services and information he provides. Communicate with your friends via your Rabbit: Nabaztag delivers fun messages in words, in song or with a little dancing. Invent your own uses. Develop your own applications. Create your own content channels, and share them with the global Rabbit community. As you go, you will find dozens of new reasons - useful, futile or subtle &ndash, to share your home with a Rabbit. What he can do Information and services: Reads out any Internet news feed (RSS) /// Weather Forecast, Financial News, Road Traffic, Pollution&hellip, /// Nabcasts, content channels created by other Nabaznauts /// Email Alerts /// GoogleTalk Alerts etc&hellip, Communications: Receives spoken or musical messages via the web, email, SMS, Telephone, PocketPC /// Converses through ear movements /// Direct Communication from within a Blog &hellip,Development: open API to develop your own applications. A life of his own: The rabbit&rsquo,s spontaneous outbursts, his Tai-chi exercises, his talking clock&hellip, *Most of these services are accessible free of charge. A few may require a subscription. Technical requirements :- Requires a broadband Internet connection and a Wi-Fi access point (AP) (802.11 b or g)- Supports WEP encryption- Can be configured through any Web browser, on any platform: PC/Windows, Mac OS, Linux - Voltage: 110-220 Volts- Messages can be sent to the Rabbit through the Web, email, SMS, telephone&hellip,** SMS and/or telephone messaging may be unavailable in some countries.