The Future Is Now
Draw a calculator and then use it.
Write a sentence and then translate it.
The PenFly computer is a computer in a pen.
Listen to music from a Pez MP3 Player.
Carry both of these amazing pieces of technology in a jacket that has batteries.
Batteries that are recharged by the sun.
Anything with a USB charging capability has a spare set of batteries ( Read more... )
Write a sentence and then translate it.
The PenFly computer is a computer in a pen.
Listen to music from a Pez MP3 Player.
Carry both of these amazing pieces of technology in a jacket that has batteries.
Batteries that are recharged by the sun.
Anything with a USB charging capability has a spare set of batteries ( Read more... )
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Here are a couple of the questions that it asks in order to "spark" a girl's imagination and give her something to write about:
"Dish alert! What's going on?"
and
"What are you jealous about now?"
Thereby falling victim to the myth that all a young girl thinks about is gossip and drama :P
The idea was a good one, getting girls to express themselves is awesome. But they sure as hell didn't go about it the right way. Why not have her think about stuff that, oh, I don't know, MATTERS?
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