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Features:

• Wirelessly connects to your Linux PC
• Sound and light monitors, which can be programmed to activate features
• Button on his head and 'clickers' on either wing to activate commands
• IR receiver for the remote control provided and IR transmitter
• Motorised spinning motion, flashing eyes, blinking or speaking to alert you
• Text to speech in 12 languages, including English, French, Belgian, Swedish, German, Spanish, Danish, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, American English and Portuguese
• Open source software allowing for programming of widgets
• Finished in a fogging skin material (similar to felt/velvet)

Some useful widgets

• Program Tux Droid as an alarm clock so you can wake up to your favourite song
• Let Tux Droid remind you when you have an appointment in your diary
• Use his clickers on his wings as volume controls for your TV or MP3s
• Take Tux Droid to your bathroom to listen to the news broadcast
• Program Tux to be a remote control for your Linux PC, activating multimedia applications
• Use Tux Droid as a portable speaker to stream music from your computer or internet radio
• Program Tux Droid to function as a wireless VOIP phone
• Use as a security device by utilising light sensors and the IR transmitter to turn on your TV when it gets dark

System requirements:

• A 100% Linux® compatible PC or laptop
• Supports Linux kernel 2.4 or later
• A 800Mhz CPU or faster
• 128MB RAM or higher
• An available USB port (1.1 or 2.0)
• An internet connection

Wireless connection:

• 2.4 GHz wireless full-duplex digital link between the USB dongle and Tux Droid

Chipsets:

• Atmel AVR RISC microcontrollers (code is compiled with GCC and AVR-LIBC)
• 4Mbits flash memory for onboard sound

Input:

• Microphone
• Infrared receiver
• Light sensor
• Push button on top of the head
• Internal switch sensors in both wings that are triggered by pushing the wings
• Volume control wheel
• 3.5mm mono audio socket for audio in

Output:

• Infrared transmitter
• One blue LED in each eye
• Speaker
• 3.5mm stereo audio socket for audio out

Moving parts:

• Eyes: open and close
• Beak: open and close
• Wings: raise and lower
• Rotation to the left and the right

Dimensions:

• Tux Droid (with lowered wings)
  approximately 21cm(H) x 18cm(W) x 14cm(D)

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