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Pues se hizo una encuesta en internet para decidir cuál sería la nueva profesión de la famosa rubia de juguete y ganó la de Ingeniera en Computación. Esto dijo Mattel:

For the first time ever, Barbie® asked the world to help her select her next career. Over the past few months Barbie® did research around the world and also conducted an online voting campaign, calling upon the world to vote for her doll's next career - Barbie® has asked her Twitter followers and fans on Facebook to help her with this important career decision.But that's not all! Consumers loudly campaigned for another Barbie® career. The winner of the popular vote is Computer Engineer. Computer Engineer Barbie®, debuting in Winter 2010, inspires a new generation of girls to explore this important high-tech industry, which continues to grow and need future female leaders. "All the girls who imagine their futures through Barbie will learn that engineers - like girls - are free to explore infinite possibilities, limited only by their imagination," says Nora Lin, President, Society of Women Engineers. "As a computer engineer, Barbie will show girls that women can turn their ideas into realities that have a direct and positive impact on people's everyday lives in this exciting and rewarding career."

Básicamente hablan de que hicieron estudios de la Sociedad de Mujeres Ingenieras y la Academina Nacional de Ingeniería para crear a la ñoña Barbie con su ropita de diseños binarios y con su laptop rosada. No sé si esto le dé un giro a lo que representa la muñeca, pero si va a traer más mujeres colegas ¡bendita seas Barbie! De esto me enteré gracias a Gizmodo