Pleo-maker Ugobe not totally dead, not totally okay
It certainly seemed like Ugobe was dead-forever a few days ago when we noted that the company's website was seemingly gone and no one was answering the phones, but it's apparently not all bad: the site's back up, and CEO Caleb Chung told the Idaho Business Review today that the company will respond in an "organized way" with a press release coming in the "next few weeks." Uh, okay, but that isn't going to distract anyone from the half-million lawsuit just filed that alleges Pleo and Co. are in breach of contract for failure to pay supplier Arrow Electronics. We'll see how it plays out -- something tells us Pleo's gonna have a hard time dodging this meteor.
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This is what happens when you make creepy dinosaurs.
expensive creepy dinosaurs
"I'm not quite dead yet."
"Here, 'e says 'e's not dead yet."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indy_(gene)
Geneticists are awesome.
Just fyi…for some reason, engadget isn't including the last character in the hyperlink, so you will have to add a curved right parenthesis character to the URL after you click the link.
It's for when you put a link in parentheses (like this http://www.engadget.com/2009/04/03/pleo-maker-ugobe-not-totally-dead-not-totally-okay/#commentform)
Jurassic Park 2009: Ugobe Rising
If you're making toys and buying parts from Arrow, then no wonder you're having troubles!
How is there not a single pun in either of those articles.
junk......the fascination with it will end by the time you get the packing box to the recycling bin.
Not true! A college friend of mine had a Pleo and it provided hours of endless entertainment! ... Come to think of it, though, that might have been the drugs, not the toy.
Who is "Ugobe" and why should we care? A picture of a plastic dinosaur is supposed to mean something?
Text: It's cheap, it's efficient, and it can inform. USE IT.
If these things go on clearance, I'm buying one! I've always wanted one but can't justify paying $300 or whatever for a plastic dino.