Ahh, I suppose such sophisticated technology would come with a hefty price tag.How much is the mass-produced version anyway?
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Bourbon Fox Bourbon is a moron,
Tue 29 Nov 2011, 21:14,
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$40 in the US and £40 in the UKbit unfair for a toy designed by a UK company, bloody rip-off Britain strikes again
however some people have discovered how to activate the 4 motors with an their own i2c signal, so hopefully someone will come up with a hack that makes its dancing match the beats and not stop for breath
(however some people have discovered how to activate the 4 motors with an their own i2c signal, so hopefully someone will come up with a hack that makes its dancing match the beats and not stop for breath
Haku Orange Whip? Orange Whip? Three Orange Whips.,
Tue 29 Nov 2011, 21:18,
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be thankful you don't live in australiai get raped everytime i want to buy something :/
( real i'm not happy 'til you're not happy,
Tue 29 Nov 2011, 21:30,
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I'll hold out until that day comes.It does seem like an amusing little gadget to have, but £40's a bit steep for what it is.
( Bourbon Fox Bourbon is a moron,
Tue 29 Nov 2011, 21:30,
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40 quidFor 40 quid in 2011 I would expect what is essentially a wobbling stick to be able to listen and dance at the same time
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Michael Ellis contributes nothing,
Tue 29 Nov 2011, 21:20,
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exactlyif one chip couldn't do both at the same time it shouldn't have been that much of a task to add a 2nd chip so one can do the listening so the other can control the motors
( Haku Orange Whip? Orange Whip? Three Orange Whips.,
Tue 29 Nov 2011, 21:23,
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