With Toys getting high tech from robotic pets and
more advanced video games one new product has hit the market in the shape
of a very talkative and cute teddy bear.
The Wabi bear is a teddy bear which enable parents and loved ones to
remotely communicate with a child in their own voice or by sending an
unlimited variety of content in the form of stories, lullabies, nursery
rhymes, songs and educational games.
The primary target market consists of 19 million children aged 2 to 7
years old. The initial product using 900 MHz wireless technology allows Wabi to deliver messages and content with 100% reliability and security.
Wabi connects people in unique, playful and memorable ways to each other.
In 1985 Wabi's founders introduced the single most successful Teddy Bear
in history with the launch of Teddy Ruxpin. While Teddy Ruxpin introduced
at $70, sold over 5 million bears, the Wabi founders believe that Wabi
Bear represents an even greater potential.
Teddy Ruxpin accepted cassette tapes with Teddy Ruxpin stories on them
this allowed his mouth to move with the dialogue, in contrast this new
bear has no moving parts in an attempt to cut product cost and improve
reliability. When a family member or friend want to leave a message for
the child's bear they ring a number punch in the bears code number and
leave the message. The bear giggles when he gets a message and all the
child has to do is press his paw to hear the message.
The Transistor invented in 1948 by J. Bardeen, W.
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experimenting with a diode when they discovered their creation.
