Sony's egg-shaped stereo 'dances,' emits light to tune of music

Sony's egg-shaped stereo 'dances,' emits light to tune of music

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. said Sept. 10 it will market on Sept. 29 the ''Rolly,'' a palm-size, egg-shaped music player that ''dances'' and emits light to the tune of the music, employing the company's electronic know-how for music analysis. (Kyodo)

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