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Wrong" or, "Nice try but (whispering) you are wrong, but go ahead, I will be a nice little toy robot and give you a second chance now". Other lines from 2-XL included: "Even though you needed two chances you finally got the answer right, elephant is the correct answer"'; "But do not get too excited, you have now earned yourself a more difficult question. Hold on to your hat, here it comes". If the child was right, 2-XL might say: "Although I have the looks you have the brains. You must be a genius. Good work", or, "It is amazing that big brain of yours fits into the head of a child. Nice answer, football is correct".
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machine talked. The toy could now run on batteries and had a headphone jack. Instead of the buttons simply switching tracks on the 8-track tape as in the old version, the cassette version took advantage of the fact that a cassette has a total of four tracks - one for the left and right channel on each side. The tape head in the player could play any of the four parallel tracks, based on which button was pressed. Playing a 2-XL tape in a standard tape player would result in different audio on the left and right channels, and if the reverse side was played, one would hear the other two tracks played in reverse.
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at the bottom, with each row colored in a different color (Blue, Yellow, Green, and Tan), and 4 slots through which pieces (which 2XL called "checkers") could be dropped into the pyramid. The slots aligned with 2XL's 4 buttons, with the intention that dropping the checker would also press the appropriate track button on 2XL. The objective of the game was to create either a line or a triangle of three checkers of a selected color. The game and tape design are interesting because they enabled the 4-track tape player to provide a passable simulation of a game-playing AI.
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with designated options for answers to questions asked by the toy, such as "Question", "A or Yes Or True", "B or More Info", and "C or No or False" (NOTE: Some programs came with overlay cards for the buttons that redefined the choices the user could make for that specific program). A knob is also found on the lower right portion of the toy which controlled its volume and power. The "mouth" was reused detail molding taken from the
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success anticipated the dominant influence of technology in education today. Dubbed the "Toy with a
Personality", 2-XL could respond verbally to the user depending upon which "input or answer" buttons were chosen. Part of the reason for this is the connection the toy made between education and fun.
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version of 2XL was "Trilex", a complete board game designed to be played against 2XL. The tape came with a board which fitted over the front of the 2XL unit itself, with the board in front of the tape slot. The game board consisted of an inverted pyramid shape, 4 squares wide at the top to 1 square
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As with the previous version, this version could play any standard type of similar tape, but the user needed to first push the "Question" button (or the "2/A/No" button would work as well, playing the correct (left/dominant) channel of the (forward/A-side) of the program. Pressing buttons labeled 3
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The mold and look received a minor revision in 1980. The eye lights became red and responded to the voice. The flashing lights were also brighter, and the speaker in the back of the unit was changed from a hexagon shape to a more traditional round. The plastic had a glossier appearance. There was a
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September 1978, considered the 2-XL robot as one of the most important toys ever developed, and included it in a class of "toys with impact" along with the Teddy Bear, Barbie Doll, Raggedy Ann, Mickey Mouse among others. The robot was a popular educational toy whose
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that were twice the length of the tapes in the previous version and had a better sound quality. Freeman again recorded the 2-XL voice for the cassette tapes in a professional sound studio. In addition to eyes that would light up, the toy now sported a circle for a mouth that could light up as the
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player, but by employing mathematical decision tree programming methods over 20 interactive modes of operation were achieved. The result had enough information and interactive questions to entertain and educate a person for up to two hours. Subjects included sports quiz, Guinness Book of World
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was sold with each toy robot. The remainder programs were each sold separately. For foreign sales, the
Freeman voiced 2-XL English language tapes were translated into foreign languages performed by a professional that spoke the designated language.
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educational system in existence from 1983-1992 and provided the basis for the interactive give and take on both toys. That concept in turn had been borrowed both from early home-
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and it subsequently became a success. The toy was sold in different countries and the tapes were translated into seven foreign languages. Games were also developed for the toy.
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modified version of 2-XL made just for schools with extra earphone jacks, specialty tapes for school curricula, and a teacher's manual to go with each educational tape.
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