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DIY robot mask uses iPhone display to lip sync your drunken Halloween slurrings

You know, after getting beat up last year at the Engadget HQ Halloween party for daring to dress up as an iPod, we’re ready to exact a little bit of revenge with this most excellent robot mask idea. The idea is simple enough: it simply pairs the MouthOff app with a cardboard box and tinfoil, but the results speak (and lip sync) for themselves. Check out the video how-to after the break.

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