Westborough, MASS (Sept. 27, 2002) – In an private showing today at the Annie Fales Elementary school playground, Sean Anderson, 8 years old, unveiled his latest invention, TinyTag, to his friends and teachers.

TinyTag is a key chain-sized game of laser tag that fires up to 50 feet.

TinyTag is available in both standard
and glow-in-the-dark models.

“I’m busted,” said Sean. “The thing went off in my pocket a bunch of times during class and everyone was looking at me strange.”

Sean with the help of his dad, Mark Anderson, invented the device while in kindergarten.

“We made the first one in a toaster oven,” said Sean. “My neighbor Matthew wrote the software and his uncle Bob from NASA helped with the electrical stuff.”

The device resembles a car door opener. It uses the same technology as a channel turner. It takes two devices to play.

“It even works with TV turners,” said James Anderson, Sean’s 11-year-old brother. “You can score by pointing a clicker at it and pushing any button.”

The devices will be on the shelves of The Whiz Stores on Route 9 in Westborough within the next month and available for Christmas.

When asked about the company name, Sean’s dad replied, “You’ve heard of Hasbro, Wham-O, Lego and Tyco, it just happens that Sean’s nickname is “Sean’o.”

SeanO Toys is based in Westborough, Mass., and is a startup company that designs and manufactures electronic toys for children.

For more information on SeanO Toys and SeanO Corporation, call or write SeanO Corporation at, 3 Olde Meetinghouse Road, Westborough, MA 01581 or on the web at www.SeanO.com.

TinyTag Links

• TinyTag Official Website