Nabaztag successor Karotz cracked open by the FCC

Aug 5th 2011
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Nabaztag successor Karotz cracked open by the FCC

We’ve not seen anything this heart-wrenching since Pleo last made its way during the FCC. There’s just something depressing about watching an adorable little animal robot get torn down inside the commission’s sterile government labs. Karotz, the successor to Nabaztag’s friendly WiFi-enabled throne has followed Pleo down the FCC rabbit hole, getting poked, prodded, and pulled apart, to guarantee that it won’t be shooting any harmful bunny death rays at you, the patron. Also of note: the strangely ominous “Your New Life With Karotz” user manual cover.

Karotz hits the FCC

Nabaztag successor Karotz cracked open by the FCC

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