Sony unveils advanced model of Aibo robot

Sony unveils advanced model of Aibo robot

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. President Nobuyuki Idei shows a new model of the company's Aibo entertainment robot at a news conference in Tokyo on Oct. 12. Sony said the new version, to be put on the market for 150,000 yen, responds by movement and sound when it is called by its name, which is registered by voice.

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