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ToyTi TV

Filed in archive Displays by Mark Rollins on November 28, 2007

Every day, some new invention comes up that changes the way we do things. I will nominate the ToyTi TV for that.

This device comes with a transmitter and display. Don't ask me why the display has a furry cover, but the transmitter can pick up analog or DVB-T signals. This transmitter also has a tiny 2.5 inch LCD so that parents can monitor the shows that their children are picking up wirelessly. This definitely changes the playing field of how and when parents and children are watching TV.

Unfortunately, the ToyTi TV is only available in Europe at a high price.

Via Engadget

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