Playmate PC Wireless Controlled Tennis Ball Machine

Sep 19 2005, 2:03am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Your standard Tennis Ball machine comes now with a wireless remote control, giving the player much more flexibility to train.

The remote lets you save and recall all your drills and positions. It handles 8 shot combinations. The remote controller is waterproof, has 8 programmable shots, 8 shot delays, saved drills, random shot sequence. The ball machine itself holds 300 balls - Bum Bum Becker. The Playmate PC Ball Machine sells for a hefty $7,995.00.
More details on the Playmate Ball machine site. First seen on What Is All The Racquet.

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