9 July 2007 16:04 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
PC World has announced that it will open its first store within a store devoted exclusively to the sale of robots.The in-store shops will start to appear across all of PC World's 150 retail shops in the UK from the Autumn.
The PC World "Roboshop" range will include a range of models to suit every budget.
Initial robots in the PC World range will include Spykee – a new technologically advanced motorised robot.
Spykee can be controlled wirelessly through your Wi-Fi connection and has some truly robo-tastc features - we'll be bringing you more Spykee details on Pocket-lint.co.uk very soon.
Also to be available is the R2D2 movie-projecting, iPod dock droid that's been "coming soon" on UK gadget sites for months now.
Other robots being examined for potential addition to the range include a model that moves on the ground and can fly and a "companion" robot for children.
You'll no doubt be as pleased as we are to hear that PC World's product selection process will take Asimov's laws fully into account. Phew.
Gadgets, Robots, Biz, PC World, Toys, Censorship, iPod, AOL
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