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Internet Connected Walkie-Talkie

Everyone’s favourite mad inventor of the internets, Brendan Dawes, has been at it again. In his own words:

Take one nice and cheap audio system for greeting cards, wire it up to Electric Imp, put it into a 1960s Walkie-Talkie and you have an Internet connected audio device that will broadcast Neil Armstrong’s famous message when an image is clicked on!

The result, an Internet Connected Walkie-Talkie; a lovely homage to everyone’s favourite astronaut, Neil Armstrong. Great work.

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