It continued to sell well into the 1997 holiday shopping season, according to "The Morning Call". Speaking about the Talkboy's staying power, Chris Byrne, editor of "Market Focus: Toys", said that it sold "phenomenally well because it's a good toy". The success of the Talkboy cassette recorders spawned a product line of electronic toys. In 1995, Tiger released the Talkboy F/X+ and Talkgirl F/X+, which are writing pens with a 12-second recorder, three-speed playback, and six buttons that play sound effects. Designed by Ralph Osterhout for Tiger, the toy combined solid-state storage and a voice-recording computer chip into the form factor of a pen. Shiffman called it a "breakthrough product in the industry" for making digital recording technology available in a low-cost toy. The technology for altering voice pitch and modulation was licensed from its developer Janese Swanson. The product retailed for $20 and sold a million units in 45 days. A poll conducted by Arthur Andersen LLP found the Talkboy F/X+ pen to be one of the most popular toys among shoppers during Thanksgiving weekend in 1995. In March 1997, Tiger began a year-long promotion with Nabisco to place offers for Talkboy F/X+ toys on 30 million packages of Oreos, Chips Ahoy!, Nutter Butters, and Ritz Bits, along with a million-dollar television advertisement campaign. Tiger Electronics abandoned the trademark for Talkboy in 1999. Due to his involvement in the toy's creation, Rosenberg acquired the nickname "Talkboy" within the toy industry, and had a personalized license plate created reading the same. Several media outlets acknowledged the Talkboy on lists of the most popular holiday toys and past toy crazes, including "Metro", "Statesman Journal", "Livingly.com", Rakuten, "SILive.com", and "CNN.com". Talkboy was ranked by "Thrillist" as the 38th-greatest movie prop of all time. "Complex" ranked it 75th on its list of the 90 best gadgets of the 1990s, while ABC News included it on a similar list of tech toys from the decade. Foresight Design Initiative  Foresight Design Initiative is a Chicago-based non-profit that actively promotes sustainable practices in the Chicago area. Founded in 2002, Foresight is recognized as the Chicago chapter of the o2 Global Network, and hosts the monthly Chicago Green Drinks .