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The robotic ball enjoyed by President Obama available now here
Kaizo has been appointed to launch the latest consumer technology sensation from the States. Sphero, created by Orbotix, is like nothing anyone has seen before. A completely new type of gaming system, it is the world’s first robotic ball that you control with a tilt, touch, or swing from your smartphone and tablet. You can drive Sphero from any Android or iOS device and play tabletop and multiplayer games. Hold Sphero in your hand to use it as a controller for on-screen gameplay, change his colour to suit any mood and learn basic programming for this adorable little robot.
The Sphero ball earned a positive review from U.S. President Obama during a visit to Boulder, Colorado, earlier this year. After watching a demonstration, President Obama said, “I like that… let me drive this around. Excuse me, give me some space to drive my ball.”
Rhodri Harries Managing Director for Kaizo said:
“Sphero is a truly amazing innovation, we are delighted to have been brought on board at this exciting time. From gaming to encouraging kids to code the possibilities and applications are very far reaching. Expect this to be the top of wishlists for all generations for years to come. ”
There are more than 20 apps to choose from including multi-player apps and arcade-style games as well as games for all the family. Example ways to use Sphero include:
Kelly Zachos, Orbotix, said:
“Sphero is fun for everyone, from families playing around the dinner table at Christmas to teens playing multi-reality games outside. You can even create and play your own apps.”
The Sphero is priced at £99.99 and is available in store from MenKind and online from Amazon, Firebox, www.gosphero.com and other retailers.
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