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Published on December 13th,2005 at 7:28 AM
By >Daimaou - G.G-B

AKIBA TV : the iDOG is dead, long live the iMartian! (IZ)

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Sega, the inventor of the iDOG presents yet another toy in the same range, the iMartian! Ok, we admit, that’s not its real name, it’s really called IZ. It does the same thing as an iDOG but it has more sounds and “personality”, and it can be hooked up to an MP3 player. So the more you touch it, the more noise it makes!

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The video for iPOD, directly in m4v
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  • Anonymous

    it seems it is made under the licence of sega toys but originally an american products called zizzle.
    check out the homepage:
    http://zizzle.com/

    greetings

  • Anonymous

    thank god u had the vid in flash! works great… [linux]
    btw.. thats one ugly toy… that thing in the dark will scar someone for life…

  • Cyclotron_burst

    I believe that this product was also marketed as the IZ by Zizzle licenced by SEGA. I have seen a few of these in stores….they are more annoying than anything else…..I liked the iDog better

  • tempusmaster

    This isn’t as cute as the iDog, but will probably sell pretty well. Kind of reminds me of some of the aliens in the Men in Black movies.

    I really like the Akihabara News posts, but why don’t you provide links to the manufacturers sites. Engadget and other cool websites all provide that type of link so people can get other information about gadgets they’re seriously interested in.

  • Anonymous

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  • Daimaou
    tempusmaster said:
    This isn’t as cute as the iDog, but will probably sell pretty well. Kind of reminds me of some of the aliens in the Men in Black movies.

    I really like the Akihabara News posts, but why don’t you provide links to the manufacturers sites. Engadget and other cool websites all provide that type of link so people can get other information about gadgets they’re seriously interested in.

    Just forget, time to time that happen

  • Cyclotron_burst

    I would say that you are only human and we all forget….but Daimaou is a green pig from space…..so I guess even intergalatic space pigs make mistakes too

 

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