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from the who-would-buy-that dept

Sony actually sold 3,000 of those stupid robot dogs for $2K a piece. I love gadgets, but this has to the dumbest thing I have ever seen.
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    Mike (profile), 1 Jun 1999 @ 10:37pm

    Not only that...

    The important thing is they sold all of them out in just 20 minutes. It's not just crazy, it's absolutely ridiculous. But, let's face it, give it another year, and Prash will have one of those running around his apartment, and he'll be showing off to all of us all the new tricks he's taught it...

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