Iturtle

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iturtle

Ah, now isn’t this just cute!  The iTurtle seems to trump it’s predecessor the iDog in cuteness, would you agree.  This is not an MP3 player though, nor is it a docking
External USB laptop speakers are nothing new but a turtle speaker is indeed something out of ordinary. Imagine yourself stopping by one of your friend’s home, placing your laptop
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Hasbro iTurtle is one of the craziest iPod accessory ever - Remember a few years back this freaky virtual toy pet was introduced? You could make it react to whatever you want.
The iTurtle is activated by touching its head. See also. Aibo; Poo-Chi External links (Japanese) Official iDog Website (English) Official iDog Website (English) iDog demo (English) the iDog
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iTurtle is a $46-ish speaker that dances to the tunes it plays. Developed by Tiger electronics, it has seven multicolor LEDs and works with portable music players (but obviously

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