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Sony Discontinues Rolly in the US (Actually No)
Nooooo! Sony, why would you go and discontinue the Rolly! I think it was just about to catch on. I mean, when's a better time for a near-useless $600 MP3 player than during a recession? Updated More »Now US Sony Rolly Users Can Remotely Control Too
US users now get six-month-old Bluetooth remote Japanese technology. Just by updating the firmware in your Rolly to 2.0! Get excited! Gojirra! [Sony via Sony Insider]Rolly Orchestrates Aibo Chorus of Doom
Ladies and Gentlemen, I introduce us to the real enemy. You thought your robot overlords would resemble Skynet? No, my friend. What you should be fearing is this: obedient, discontinued machine puppies. [Robot.Impress]Ultimate Toy Robot Battlemodo
Everyone wants love, companionship and contact. Those who can't get it from humans can turn to the latest crop of hot toy robots: Wall-E in three sizes, WowWee's Rovio, Femisapien and Mr. Personality, the dino D-Rex, multi-talented Elmo Live and Sony's enchantingly personable Rolly music player. Each exudes a desire to be your loyal friend from every noisy servo and glowing LED. But which should you choose? More »Sony's Rolly MP3 'Bot Gets To Do RC Bluetooth Jives With Your Cellphone
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Sony Rolly Rollies Into US
Sony Rolly Soon Rolling Out in Black Shell, Colored Arms
Seems like Sony's Rolly really is due out soon, and it'll be available in a black body version with a matching black cradle, as hinted at by the FCC filing. If black's too boring for you, then you'll also be able to trick your Rolly out with blue, red or silver replacement "arms". Maybe they're "wings"? Whichever: the little rolling, MP3-playing guy will be out in black from April 19th in Japan for around $400, while a colored arm set will cost around $15. Presumably Rolly will be rolling up on US shores sometimes soon after. [AV Watch]Sony Rolly Rolls Into FCC, Next Stop Your Heart
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