Chance of a lifetime! This unit features 18 hours of continuous operation before recharging, low food consumption, light weight, multi-language support, and much more!!!
Specifications
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Physical Dimensions |
Product Photo |
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Height |
5 feet 10 inches |
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Weight |
150 lbs (skinny as hell) |
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Product Specifications |
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Made in |
Kowloon, Hong Kong |
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Manufactured Date |
April 15, 1974 |
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Sex |
Male |
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Product Features |
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Language Supported |
Cantonese, Mandarin, English, some Japanese |
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Supported Professional Fields |
Telecommunications, high emphysis on WAN |
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Hobbies |
Manga, Anime, Computers, Video Games, Astronomy |
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Current Position |
Gaia Slave |
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Other Positions / Side Projects |
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Power Consumption |
Prefers Japanese (Sashimi, soba) and Chinese food |
Detailed comments from Lanzer:
Born and raised in Hong Kong till I was eleven, our family then immigrated to
Vancouver, Canada, and in 1996 I moved down to California seeking better
opportunities. Aside from the hobbies mentioned, I also enjoy electronics,
woodworking, metalworking, and mechanics. Old hobbies includes modeling,
drawing, RC cars, air guns, and photography. Whenever there's something
new I'd like to learn about it, which lead to the trouble that I don't have
the time to do anything constructive. ^_^; Though more important
than anything are the people around me. If there is the most motivating
and interesting study then it would be to study and learn from the lives
of all my great friends around me. Though book reading is a close second.
I mainly spend my time on computer books, science fiction (mostly Chinese),
self-improvement books, and various fiction novels recommended by friends.
Still trying to learn Japanese! Hard to be good at it unless I move to
Japan and live there. For the time being I just visit Japan every year.
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