Parrot AR.Drone review  The Parrot AR.Drone is an exciting, fun-
to-fly, four-rotor helicopter that can be piloted over Wi-Fi by
an Apple iPad, iPod touch or iPhone.  But flying indoors proves
tricky and may frustrate inexperienced pilots. We first saw the
Parrot AR.Drone at CES in January, and you can buy one from HMV
for £299 inc VAT. For a video review of the toy, click here.
Parrot AR.Drone: Getting started  Pairing the Parrot AR.Drone
unit with an iPad was easy. The toy creates its own wireless
network. If there are too many wireless signals in the area, the
drone may have trouble pairing, a Parrot spokesman said, but in
downtown Boston, Mass - awash with Wi-Fi - we had no issues.
Parrot AR.Drone: Wireless cameras  The Parrot AR.Drone has two
cameras, one pointing forward and one pointing down, that stream
video back to the controlling device. The cameras seem designed
to take advantage of the augmented reality games we saw during
CES. In one game an airplane appears on your iPad and you have
to control