Do you remember those piggy banks, in which our parents used to put some change when we were kids, as well as the satisfaction we felt when, after a long wait, we were allowed to take out the money and use it for buying a new toy? Well, considering the great leaps forward technology undertook these pasts decades, that concept has also been adapted, and thus appeared the Electronic Money Bank, presented by the boysstuff.co.uk website.

This device lets the user save money in a very modern and original way. Thus, it can be used for recording the sums of money put in and taken out, and in the case of coins, it identifies them by itself and adds their value to the total amount present inside (too bad it can't do the same for paper money). Moreover, in order to assure the fact that only the user is able to access his money, the device uses a PIN-based security device, exactly as in the case of a real ATM.

In order to protect the items of greater value, the Electronic Money Bank also has a mini-safe placed on its side and also protected by a PIN code. The device is not too large (24 x 15.5 x 14 cm), works with 3 AA batteries, and could prove to be something quite fun and also useful to have around the house.

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