If you're following so many Twitter accounts, how can you keep up with a fast-paced timeline unless you have the Twimal Gadgets by Takara Tomy do it for you?
Keep organized and don't get overwhelmed by your frenzied feed with this uber-cute reading device. In an adorable design, these tweeting toys chirp the latest updates and your replies aloud--it's like having your own Twitpet right beside you. You can choose from a blue or white animal, which represents male or female, so you can choose to have your Twitter mentions spoken to you in a male or female voice.
The Twimal Gadgets by Takara Tomy hit Japan's shelves on March 31st, 2011. Hopefully it finds its way to North America so that I can have my own reading Twitpet too.
Twitter-Reading Toys
The Twimal Gadgets by Takara Tomy Read Your Tweets Aloud
Trend Themes
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