First Looks: Brookstone Rover 2.0 App-Controlled Wireless Spy Tank

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By Nick GuySep 13, 2012, 12:36 pm316 ptsTrending
We liked the first version of Brookstone's app controlled tank Rover, and now with Rover 2.0 the company has added a handful of new features for the same $150 price point. Once again, it uses Wi-Fi rather than Bluetooth, so Rover has plenty of range and bandwidth for communicating with your iOS device. Not…

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