Latest Walkie-talkie Stories
Danish toy giant Lego has designed a cell phone that allows users to change its colors with the company's signature interlocking blocks, leaked photos indicate. Photos of the prototype appearing on Web site boygeniusreport.com revealed the casing of the phone is made from colorful Lego blocks that can be snapped into place and replaced with bricks of other colors when users become bored of the hues, The Daily Telegraph reported Friday. The prototype phone includes a music player, a...
Latest Additions to Award-Winning Sakar-Licensed Crayola Line LAS VEGAS, Jan. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Color kids' electronics crayon-box-bright with Sakar International's new Crayola AM/FM Alarm Clock Radio, MP3 Player and Walkie-Talkie - all featuring vivid kid-friendly color schemes and a rainbow of buttons designed specifically for tiny fingers. The new products are the latest in a line that also includes Sakar's award-winning Crayola Digital Camcorder and EZ-Grip Digital Camera. Sakar's...
Latest Walkie-talkie Reference Libraries
A walkie-talkie, hand-held and portable, is a two-way radio transceiver. Its development has been credited to Donald L. Hings, Alfred J. Gross, and engineering teams at Motorola. Other armed forces were developing similar designs. Walkie-talkies were commonly used in public safety, commercial and industrial job sites after the war. The walkie-talkies include a half-duplex channel as well as a "push-to-talk" switch that starts transmission. The typical version is similar to a telephone...
