What the Blackberry did for mobile e-mail, there’s a new device hoping to do the same for Twitter. Called the TwitterPeek, it’s a mobile device that promises to offer life-time Twitter access for $199.95
Here’s the sales pitch, which sounds like one of those late-night “call now and we’ll throw in a free set of kinzu knives” offers. I particularly like the last sentence of being able to stay-up-to-date with what Ashton Kutcher and other celebrities are saying on Twitter.
From the makers of Twitter and Peek, introducing the world’s first dedicated Twitter device – the TwitterPeek. It’s the easiest way to stay connected to Twitter with unlimited tweeting anywhere, anytime. TwitterPeek is a super thin and stylish device that lets you take Twitter with you and stay connected when and where you want it. No longer do you have to be in-front of your computer to stay up-to-date on what Ashton Kutcher, Lance Armstrong, Ellen DeGeneres, Britney Spears, Ryan Seacreast or Oprah Winfrey have to say.
So, would you buy a TwitterPeek?
Note: Hat’s off to Jeremy Toeman for picking up on the TwitterPeek.
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A Mobile Twitter Device?
Here’s the sales pitch, which sounds like one of those late-night “call now and we’ll throw in a free set of kinzu knives” offers. I particularly like the last sentence of being able to stay-up-to-date with what Ashton Kutcher and other celebrities are saying on Twitter.
From the makers of Twitter and Peek, introducing the world’s first dedicated Twitter device – the TwitterPeek. It’s the easiest way to stay connected to Twitter with unlimited tweeting anywhere, anytime. TwitterPeek is a super thin and stylish device that lets you take Twitter with you and stay connected when and where you want it. No longer do you have to be in-front of your computer to stay up-to-date on what Ashton Kutcher, Lance Armstrong, Ellen DeGeneres, Britney Spears, Ryan Seacreast or Oprah Winfrey have to say.
So, would you buy a TwitterPeek?
Note: Hat’s off to Jeremy Toeman for picking up on the TwitterPeek.
More: The Wall St. Journal’s Venture Capital Dispatch blog has a story on the TwitterPeek, which has raised $20 million in financing from L Capital Partners and RRE Ventures.