Last year we saw as a Parrot, a manufacturer known for its success as a distributor for hands-free phones, launched a flying machine to be controlled with the iPhone or iPhone via the Bluetooth connection. Later I talked of new "gadgets" like Sphere or Tankbot , although we have heard about them on occasion, have not yet been put up for sale. And now comes the turn of TC Lo , a helicopter that we are sure will give a lot to talk about.
Griffin announced yesterday from the launch and marketing of this new Identified Flying Object. He went on sale on its website at a price of $ 49 and within hours, and all units were sold. Here we speak of the keys to its success.
On the one hand, that dollar amount seems quite significant considering the possibilities for fun that can offer such a device.
Operation is simple: we have a module that connect to the iPhone or iPhone through the headphone jack. This module serves as the communication port between your IOS device and helicopter.
To handle it we will have to download a free application from the App Store will allow us to control in two ways: Either touch the controls on the screen or moving the device to move the same way to the helicopter.
TC Lo has an internal battery that recharges through the USB connection to a port, while the module has 4 batteries.
We leave you with the video so you can see why in just one day, Griffin has run out of stock: fly, fun and above all cheap.
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