My robotics team was looking into selling these (www.hexbugs.com). I have heard mixed reviews about them. Some people say they're cute, fun and bring in a large profit. Others say they have received lots of broken ones and they are not worth selling.

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Tokyo Toy Show is an annual event where toy makers from Japan demonstrate their latest products. My favourites were the new limited edition Steampunk Project dolls, each one based on different doll types. My first booth was Groove Inc which has apparently taken over marketing Pullips, a brand of Korean doll, in Japan from Jun Planning....

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Innovation First reacts to The Apprentice Hexbug knock-offs

1. That's why I was so pleasantly surprised to discover a new type of bug this week: a robotic one called Hexbug. For once, I don't mean a “software bug,” which is an error in a program. I mean a real piece of hardware, a “digital bug” that you can hold
2. by Lewis Tyler | Email a friend | Print Team Phoenix made lots of money on Wednesday's episode of The Apprentice - thanks largely to a vibrating insect toy that's suspiciously similar to Innovation First's Hexbugs. Lord Sugar's would-be business

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