Vocaloid isn't a cartoon, it's a Vocal simulation programme which allows music producers to use to make vocals for the music they make. There are over 20 Vocaloids, and more are being improved and released. To find more about it, wikipedia Vocaloid.
Yamaha created and developed the Vocaloid technology. See the Vocaloid wiki article for more details about the technology and its impact on the internet.
LEON and LOLA created by Zero-G ltd. in 2004. They belong in the VOCALOID 1.
Miku is part of a Japanese voice synthesizer named VOCALOID not an anime
Kenmochi Hideki / in 2000 .
Yes. She is a VOCALOID 2 software created by INTERNET CO. LTD. Her voice provider name is Megumi Nakajima. She has an update, native, and english voice bank in VOCALOID 3.
Cartoon Network Cartoon Beach was created in 1999.
If you do not count prototypes (that would be Yamaha themselves) then the first commercially available Vocaloid product, Leon and Lola, were created by Zero-G, a UK based company, in 2004.
Yes, Ai is a vocaloid. A vocaloid 3 to be exact.
Yes, there are several websites and communities dedicated to Vocaloid papercrafts. Sites like DeviantArt and Papercraft Museum often feature user-created templates for various Vocaloid characters. You can also find downloadable templates and instructions on forums and fan sites dedicated to Vocaloid. Just search for "Vocaloid papercraft" to explore the available resources!
Bang Cartoon was created in 2003.
Cartoon Pizza was created in 1988.