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The site could show a bit more info, e.g. the technical parameters of the thing. It would be interested to see even for the prototype. Also, is this how New Ze
by t0mk 11y ago
The site could show a bit more info, e.g. the technical parameters of the thing. It would be interested to see even for the prototype.
Also, is this how New Zealand accent sounds like?
- esseti 11y agointeresting,i thought it was British (but English is my second language)
- meigwilym 11y agoBrit here: I thought it was Australian.
- prawn 11y agoAustralian here. Sounded like a Kiwi to me.
- blackguardx 11y agoAmerican here. I am very amused that no one can tell where this guy is from.
- prawn 11y agoHe's from NZ. Built the wheelchair in Otaki, North Island of NZ. Some people can't tell where he's from. ;)
- syllogism 11y agoYes, that's a New Zealand accent.
- gaz 11y agoNew Zealander here, its Australian.
- stonith 11y agoAustralian here, suspect he's spent significant time in both countries because the way he says 'this' is not how an Australian accent sounds, but other parts of his speech sound very Australian.
- pandler 11y agoI thought it was kiwi too. I've spent more time in NZ than OZ though and am less familiar with the Australian accent. If this website[1] is correct, then the company is registered in NZ at least. [1] http://www.infobel.com/en/newzealand/ogo_technology_limited/otaki/NZ100610116/businessdetails.aspx http://www.infobel.com/en/newzealand/ogo_technology_limited/...
- rangibaby 11y agoSounds Kiwi to me.
- timlyo 11y agoYep, new zealand. 2nd paragraph in this article. http://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/ogo-two-wheeled-wheelchair-segway-mod/ http://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/ogo-two-wheeled-wheel...