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This super-cute new gadget from Sanyo, called ENELOOPY (rhymes with Snoopy), checks how much battery life you have left. It's made to fit AA and AAA (with a adapter piece) inside its long torso. All you do is put the battery inside it, and then push a button by its neck. If there's battery life left, the blue LED nose lights up.
Comes with two plastic mini-bones as accessories, just because.
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Posted by: Alyssa | January 31, 2007 at 05:50 PM