e-Rabbit becomes the latest victim of the economic slump
Humans aren’t the only ones to suffer from the economic conditions: robotic dinosaurs have already gone extinct and now, electronic rabbits are on the verge of joining them. Despite many hopes that someone would help Nabaztag (seen in the photo) survive, chances are that the cute e-Rabbit will go away.
The maker of the Nabaztag employs 15 people and we hope that a rescue plan will pan out. The company generated 2M Euros in revenues last year, but still needs investors help to stay afloat. A savenabaztag.com website has been created for those who want to support this bunny (in French).
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