Sony is bringing its iconic Aibo robotic dog back to the U.S. for the first time in more than a decade — though this time, the pricey gadget will feature some cloud-connected features that make it ...

Throw us a bone! Sony is bringing its robot dog to the United States, but it won't come cheap. The all-new Aibo, first unveiled at CES in January, will land in the coming weeks for $2,899. Yep, you'll ...

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Click here if you are having trouble viewing the photo gallery or video on your mobile device. Aibo, a $2,899 robotic dog from Sony, just might scamper its way onto some wish lists this holiday season ...

Aibo (pronounced “eye-bo”) is a reboot of the robot dog Sony first introduced in 1999 and laid to rest in 2006 in a tragic round of corporate cost-cutting. This new litter goes on sale in the United ...

We've already seen how people form attachments with Aibo. Now we want to know how dogs feel about Sony's $2,900 robo-pup. To find out, I ventured to Nashville, Tennessee, where associate certified ...

Have we adopted and adapted to technology to such an extent that a robot dog could conceivably replace a pet dog? That question popped into my head when I heard that Sony was releasing Aibo, the ...

I have been enamored with the Sony Aibo robot dog ever since the 90s when I was a kid. Back then it was a ridiculously expensive toy that was decades ahead of its time—a custom-designed robot dog that ...

Sony surprised everyone last fall when it announced the return of the Aibo robot dog. We've finally seen it in person, and it's just as cute and cuddly as it looks. Revamped for the connected era, the ...

I’ve been giving a robot belly rubs. I’ve scolded it for being a bad, bad boy. I’ve grinned when it greets me at the door. What’s this feeling? Oh, yes, puppy love. And I felt it for Aibo, a new ...

Sony’s aibo, an autonomous robotic dog, holds up a paw and is photographed during a demonstration in Walnut Creek, Calif., on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018. Sony has announced plans to offer a limited run ...