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Tomy unleashes Japanese schoolgirl army equipped with shoulder-mounted karaoke
Billed as the world's smallest karaoke system, Tomy's Hi-Kara device promises to allow you to annoy and astonish music lovers anywhere you go. The tiny cube houses a 2.4-inch screen that displays animations and song lyrics just like a traditional, full-size Japanese karaoke system. Although the set up includes a microphone and headphone jacks for two, allowing you to privatize your embarrassing renditions, it shouldn't take much hacking to plug the Hi-Kara up to a speaker and really take the overly cute (the device comes in pink and white) nuisance to the next level. The kawaii hellbox will be available for 10,500 yen ($97) in October here.
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By Jen at 6:39 AM ON 06/19/08
I don't quite see the point of this coming with headphones. You'd want to hear both the voice and the music at the same time, right? Plugging some speakers in might be *less* annoying for the world than just hearing your voice.
By deniz karakaya at 5:37 AM ON 07/30/08
cıktıgında bılgı almak ıstıyorum