Parrot's A.R.Drone Hits the U.S. in September
Remember the A.R.Drone gaming helicopter we told you about in January? Parrot just announced the release of the product in the United States.
Available in September for $299, the A.R.Drone is a quadricopter, a helicopter with on-board Wi-Fi, that you fly piloted with your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. It is the first fully-integrated Augmented Reality device and features two cameras, one on the front and one underneath facing the ground. It streams what the drone is seeing onto your iPhone's screen.
The AR.Drone can be used both inside and outside, thanks to the two hulls. The full hull shield protects the device from impacts indoors, with the streamlined hull giving you better control outside.
The quadricopter was initially designed for the Apple platforms but will also be available on other platforms in the coming months. Get more information at www.parrot.com or http://ardrone.parrot.com/parrot-ar-drone/en.


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Android Support?
See, I was getting my hopes up. I really thought that the AR Drone would be available on Android devices as well. I’m sure there are people right now that are reverse engineering the code set in order to make “mods” that will allow it to run on Android or heck a PC. It should not be that difficult to create an emulator to do so.
Just my thoughts.
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