Furby 2012

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The new Furby is newly revamped, more robotic, and studded with motors and sensors than its 1998 counterpart. It's also considerably more crazy-eyed: twin brightly-lit LED screens with mechanical eyelids animate with a variety of expressions and even quirky pictograms. Can it compete in a world of robots, apps, and video games? Well, I can at least say this: it's charming.

October 31, 2012 10:30 PM PDT

Photo by: Sarah Tew

| Caption by: Justin Yu

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