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it seems that Sprint Stores may/will get Pepper to sell next year. 

 

http://webcast.softbankmobile.co.jp/en/conference/20140605/index.html#_ga=1.104502855.679524500.1409658837

 

 

http://seekingalpha.com/news/1961395-softbank-to-sell-robot-at-sprint-stores-by-next-summer

 

 

I think this is cool... 

 

... but assume magenta folks and John will have too much fun with this.

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Who cares what the flamingo king and his minions jibjab on twitter about? When all else fails to be a punchline, are they gonna make fun of our shade of yellow? Id rather not be a self hating Legere sycophant

 

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Who cares what the flamingo king and his minions jibjab on twitter about? When all else fails to be a punchline, are they gonna make fun of our shade of yellow? Id rather not be a self hating Legere sycophant

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Flamingo King? I love it! That's better than my Pink Pied Piper reference. I'm stealing it!

 

Robert

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I'm not digging the "Labor Efficiency" that Masa Son is proposing....Robots replacing humans in jobs....won't be a good thing....for the economy....

 

http://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/news/2014/09/02/sprint-softbank-robot-pepper.html

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I'm not digging the "Labor Efficiency" that Masa Son is proposing....Robots replacing humans in jobs....won't be a good thing....for the economy....

 

http://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/news/2014/09/02/sprint-softbank-robot-pepper.html

Its inevitable. Robots are efficient, don't talk back, and can work 24/7 without break. Maybe I'll go into the robot repair business...

 

 

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I'm not digging the "Labor Efficiency" that Masa Son is proposing....Robots replacing humans in jobs....won't be a good thing....for the economy....

 

It could be "labor efficiency."  Alternatively, when Japanese businessmen get all excited over robots, it could mean sexbots.

 

AJ

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This is pretty neat, I'm scared to know what the price tag is on him though.

 

They should market this to the "forever alone" people. I could see it now, walking down the sidewalk holding hands with your "robot friend."  :)

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This is pretty neat, I'm scared to know what the price tag is on him though.

 

They should market this to the "forever alone" people. I could see it now, walking down the sidewalk holding hands with your "robot friend."  :)

 

From watching that press conference, Son said about 198,000 yen which is equivalent to about $1,884.00. FYI.

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This is pretty neat, I'm scared to know what the price tag is on him though.

 

They should market this to the "forever alone" people. I could see it now, walking down the sidewalk holding hands with your "robot friend." :)

"Her" the movie

 

 

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Of course, I bet John would be buying one asap...

 

Check out @JohnLegere's Tweet: https://twitter.com/JohnLegere/status/502885638853885952

Wow,  if his hair recedes anymore there will be room for a couple of panels on there.  At least that way he might help alleviate at least one of their many coverage gaps. 

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