CES Unveiled Photos: WowWee Cinemin, Spyball, Joebot and Roborover

Jan 7 2009, 1:26am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

WowWee unveiled their robot and toy line-up for 2009 at the CES Unveiled event on Tuesday. The company engages in a new product category with Cinemin. Cinemin is a suite of mini projectors based on TI's Pico projection technology.
Other new WowWee products include the Spyball, Joebot and Roborover.
The WowWee Spyball is similar to the Spyball the Israeli Army is using. The ball has a camera and can be accessed via Wi-Fi - a simplified Rovio so to say. Full details on the cool new WowWee Cinemin are online now. See also the new details about the WowWee Spyball.
See the WowWee CES Unveiled photos here.

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