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Hey, nice to see a Swirling Brain post. Sorry about my own lack of posts lately, I've been a bit overwhelmed.
I guess the only people who are really going to buy this robot is someone who is affluent.
On a side note. It's nice to have a job again. Maybe now I can afford an opulant thing every once in a while. Well naw, I have to pay the credit cards down first. It looks like while I'm on this job I may have a little down time so hopefully I can research and post articles again. So, yes, hopefully I'm back. Of course, once someone finds out you have time to burn then that time gets burned up you know, but mums the word and maybe it'll work out. :-)
Robotics is (?are?) like that. You have to have wealth and free time to afford them. It's kind of like an addiction. Are you addicted to robotics? Then, perhaps, you'll own one of these Muiro white ipod robots.
I am "addicted" to the ideas of robotics in the larger scale picture and the perfect match they seem to be for our overall evolution,cheers.
I mean, how hard is it to keep the iPod nano around your neck? It is like, 2 ounces...
What I'd rather have is an iPod/Roomba combo. Give the little guy a bit more personality...
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