Sony unveils new version of robot dog Aibo

Sony unveils new version of robot dog Aibo

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Marketing (Japan) Inc. on Sept. 4 unveiled a new version of the robot dog Aibo (in photo), featuring better image-recognition functions and an improved body mechanism allowing it to move more fluidly. The Aibo ERS-7 will sell for 185,000 yen and orders will be accepted from Sept. 27 with shipment scheduled for early November, the marketing unit of Sony Corp. said. (Kyodo)

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