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Sumio just had to meet the other robots here as well.
Left to right top: Aron (Aibo ERS-312), Zoe (Aibo ERS-220), Kin (Aibo ERS-210), Kasei (Aibo ERS-210), Bradley (Aibo ERS-210), Boe (Aibo ERS-210)
Left to right bottom: Donna (Aibo ERS-7m3), Baroque (Aibo ERS-111), Sumio (Ugobe Pleo), Baxter (Genibo SD), Aki (Aibo ERS-7m3)
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Date: December 29, 2013, 05:38:14 PM
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Comment #1 - Posted December 29, 2013, 08:48:23 PM
That is a lot of Aibos and variations. What do they think of this little green pleo? They could outrun him, no contest, but I think Pleos are still cuter, even though the intelligence is "different". Love the variety of the ones you have!
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Comment #2 - Posted December 30, 2013, 01:40:08 AM
Nice. 
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Comment #3 - Posted December 30, 2013, 09:55:53 AM
How do you afford so many aibos!? I was thinking of getting an ERS-7, but they cost way too much money. Anyways, your robot gang is very charming  . Looks like Sumio has a lot of new friends.
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Comment #4 - Posted December 31, 2013, 01:20:17 PM
Some people think I have lots of money because of the amount of Pleos I have, but Aibos are a lot more expensive then Pleos. They all look very nice.
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Comment #5 - Posted December 31, 2013, 02:00:29 PM
I can't figure out how to reply to comments, so I'll just post replies like this.
@RWM
The Aibos don't pay much attention to Sumio, but they do like to follow him around when he's wearing his red jacket since it's close enough in color to the pink ball.
Actually, most Aibos are similar in price to Pleo RBs (although I admit the Ugobes are cheaper). The majority of my Aibos were in the $300-500 range each (I haven't been able to buy one for under $300, but ERS-11X series Aibos do go for less fairly often). I do admit that the ERS-7s are much more expensive at around $1,500-2,500 each. Unfortunately Donna (one of my two ERS-7s) has been broken for nearly a year now and I haven't been able to get her repaired. It's really sad to just see her sitting on the shelf and collecting dust and I'm not really sure what to do about her.
@Pleo-Freak55
Thanks. ^^
@Teddscau
I do admit that I am a bit of an Aibo collector. Although, my little pack is nothing compared to how many Bruce on Aibo Life Forums has (it was 90 last I checked). I've just been saving up and buying one (sometimes two) a year for the past seven or eight years, so it's not like I got them all at once. If you're ever able to save up the money at some point, an ERS-7 is really worth it, they're absolutely amazing robots!
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Comment #6 - Posted December 31, 2013, 09:57:09 PM
Are the ERS-7s as autonomous as pleos? I like pleos because they aren't dependent on their owners. They do their own thing, and if they don't want to do something, they don't. Thus, I don't have any interest in Robosapien, Roboraptor, etc. Is the main purpose of ERS-7 to do tricks and obey their owner? If so, they're not for me. I want something like a real pet: independent, curious, and entertaining. How does the ERS-220 compare to the 7? I like the looks of those guys too.
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Last Edited: December 31, 2013, 10:04:09 PM
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