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Toys,<br />
Whatyourkidsneed<br />
World Class Product<br />
New product, Bing Bing<br />
The Launch ceremony of the 3G mobile communications service<br />
Toys have been friends of kids since the beginning of time.<br />
They should be the friends who are intelligent, fun <strong>and</strong> safe, but<br />
sometimes they are violent <strong>and</strong> hazardous. For that reason, parents<br />
need to keep track of what is safe <strong>and</strong> what isn't. The<br />
Ministry of Knowledge Economy has made some suggestions to<br />
help parents find the the perfect friends for their children. At the<br />
top of the list is Daesung Toy's Motor Series, one of the world<br />
class products chosen by the Ministry Knowledge Economy in<br />
2009. The Motor Series look just like real cars. Their toys are recognized<br />
the world over as first-class plastic friction vehicle toys.<br />
They are known for their stability <strong>and</strong> interesting <strong>and</strong> educational<br />
functions. To be sure, the various types of cars in the Motor<br />
Series line, which are operated by friction, are fascinating enough<br />
to keep children's interest.<br />
Daesung Toys (http://www.dstoy.com/) has been producing<br />
toys with safe nontoxic ABS materials approved by the US -<br />
FDA (The Food <strong>and</strong> Drug Administration) the company was<br />
founded in 1998. With their production know-how, they have<br />
gained worldwide recognition for their safety <strong>and</strong> interesting designs.<br />
Daesung Toys designs their toys meet the needs of our children<br />
for multilateral ways of education, in order to raise creative<br />
ability. They strive to produce products in the belief that toys can<br />
empower the infinite creativity in our children. Recently, the<br />
company unveiled Bing Bing <strong>and</strong> Gears. Bing Bing fascinated<br />
children with <strong>its</strong> movement, interesting shapes <strong>and</strong> colors.<br />
"These are educational toys. Kids gain mathematical <strong>and</strong> scientific<br />
ability naturally just by assembling the toy." said an official<br />
from Daesung Toys. In fact, Bing Bing Blocks have received<br />
many international awards, including 'Best Toy Award', <strong>and</strong> 'Dr.<br />
Toy Winner'. Also a kid favorite like the Bing Bing, Gear stimulates<br />
creativity in children. It contains interesting accessories including<br />
an LED dome light, flip gear, <strong>and</strong> glow stickers. Kids can<br />
construct anything they want by assembling different shapes of<br />
blocks. KimYearim/ yearim@koreaittimes.com<br />
of mobile phones will go down. On the hardware front, North<br />
<strong>Korea</strong> aims to develop <strong>and</strong> manufacture <strong>its</strong> own h<strong>and</strong>-held mobile<br />
phones, but at the moment, mobile phones will be imported<br />
from foreign nations, primarily from China. For now, a new production<br />
line is planned to be built by a joint venture company,<br />
which was formed by foreign capital <strong>and</strong> the Chosen Post, to assemble<br />
imported parts into finished goods. North <strong>Korea</strong> said it<br />
would set up a nation-wide mobile communications system in order<br />
to modernize <strong>its</strong> communication system. Building an upgraded<br />
mobile communication system has been of great interest to<br />
North <strong>Korea</strong>n leader Kim Jong-il, so this project is expected to<br />
gain momentum quickly. According to South <strong>Korea</strong>n mobile carriers<br />
<strong>and</strong> South <strong>Korea</strong>'s <strong>Korea</strong> Communications Commission<br />
(KCC), only senior government figures are using mobile phones<br />
right now in the North. Yet the general public will soon get their<br />
h<strong>and</strong>s on mobile devices. As for the North <strong>Korea</strong>n mobile communications<br />
industry, getting foreign investors can be a problem.<br />
But the real issue lies with North <strong>Korea</strong>'s poor electricity grids,<br />
which are so insufficient that anticipated high electricity dem<strong>and</strong><br />
from maintaining network facilities <strong>and</strong> charging mobile phones<br />
may not be met. Regardless, it is indeed very encouraging that the<br />
North offers 3G mobile communication services to the public. I<br />
believe that the commercialization of 3G mobile communication<br />
services would serve as a stepping stone to North <strong>Korea</strong>'s gradual<br />
reform <strong>and</strong> market opening, which are deemed to be inevitable in<br />
the end.<br />
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