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Ah...my little step-brother had the Arthur one. "Hey hey, it's time to play!" every morning.... I was around high-school-senior age and remember thinking how
by soylentcola 3y ago
Ah...my little step-brother had the Arthur one. "Hey hey, it's time to play!" every morning....
I was around high-school-senior age and remember thinking how cool it was to have toys with even some semblance of "smarts" in them.
Of course it was mostly a few preprogrammed routines and a nice chunk of stored audio with the daily "fun facts", but still way cooler than the old Teddy Ruxpin. I bet they'd be cool to hack around on.
Nowadays they'd be tied to some mobile phone app/account and end up on the HN front page when someone finds the database of recorded audio and video on an unsecured server somewhere.