Sony releases 'Aibo' robot dog with diary-keeping function

Sony releases 'Aibo' robot dog with diary-keeping function

OSAKA, Japan - Sony Style (Japan) Inc. releases Sept. 29 the latest version of the robot dog Aibo, which can ''exchange diaries'' with its owner. The picture shows the robot dog looking at a computer screen used for exchanging diaries.

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