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The mouse that talked, on Skype
Stuart Corner
Wednesday, 01 March 2006 16:23
The 'YapperMouse' vibrates and rings during an incoming Skype call, and the user "simply picks it up to start the conversation".
Integrated Wireless director, Daryl Chambers, said: "The YapperMouse eliminates the need to have an extra device for Skype...meaning one less gadget to remember to pack when you go travelling." It will retail for $89.98 including GST.
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