Subscribe by EmailBrian the Brain: Your intellectual, robotic assistant
September 11, 2007 by Kiltak |
Do you remember yourself as a kid, when people used to ask you what you were going to be when you grow older? I recall at one point in my childhood, I wanted to become a mad scientist. Frankly, there are times when I wish I could still turn into one.
If you still pursue dreams with endless possiblilities, or if you want to pass it on to your kids, then Brian the Brain is something you might want to look at.
Brian isn’t just a cool looking robotic brain. It also contains a full encyclopedia, dictionary, world-history timeline and uses voice recognition technology to acknowledge verbal prompts. Additionally, it can play your MP3s, be used as a digital alarm clock and keep track of your appointments with a built-in calendar application.
Ok, maybe he’s slightly annoying, but I’m sure your kids (and mine, when they grow older) will totally love him. And at $119.95, I could even say he is fairly cheap!
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