Introducing Meow Lingual: A Revolutionary Device for Cat Communication

Takariko, a Japanese toymaker, is launching Meow Lingual, a device that translates cat meows to help owners understand their pets better. The device, set to launch in November, aims to sell 300,000 units by March 2004. It includes features like voice translation, body language analysis, and a fortune-telling function. Unlike the dog translator Biao Lingual, Meow Lingual requires manual operation. Experts doubt its utility for experienced pet owners, but others see it as a fun gadget. If successful, it may soon be available in the American market.

What is the purpose of the Meow Lingual device?

When is the Meow Lingual expected to be launched?

How many units does Takara hope to sell by the end of March 2004?

What new feature will be included in the Miao Lingual that was not present in the Bark translator?

What are some limitations mentioned regarding animal translation devices?