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Brain Trainer Mini improves mental agility and memory

By Robert Ursache, Gadgets Editor

27th of March 2007, 08:11 GMT

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Physical exercise helps you improve your muscle tone, but not your memory. How could you improve your memory if you're doing the same exercises every single day? No can do. What you need is

to strengthen your astral ego. The Mini Brainer Trainer can bring some Astral light into your head. This device is a T-shirt-pocket-sized device that is designed to exercise your prefrontal cortex in order to improve your attention and reaction time as well as your memory. It features a tiny and inexcusably simple display and it runs on a couple of LR44 batteries. If you want more expensive and probably more effective brain exercises, you can try Nintendo's incredible Brain age which includes stuff like Sudoku, the famous number puzzles game. Or you could try Warcraft Frozen Throne (only to improve your distributive attention). Why not?

The Mini Brainer Trainer includes 4 different mind-bending games, each having 5 different levels of complexity. These include:
Flash: memorize the 4 numbers that appear on the screen quickly.
Sequence: memorize the numbers that move across the screen quickly.
Catch: catch the block as it moves from left, right, top or bottom.
Blocks: memorize the block shape that appears for an instant.

As you train each day, you'll probably soon notice that you suddenly remember where you put things like the Mini Brainer Trainer and the key from the tree-house. You'll even recall where your wife from a previous life lives and also experience flash-backs of forgotten traumas (that would be a tragedy, I guess).

The Mini Brain Trainer is available from AnyToys UK and it's priced at �9.99 (about 20$).

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Mini Brainer Trainer | Games | Gadgets | Brain games | Memory games

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