CES 2021 continues today with some more product reveals and talks, but we are already left wondering about one of the most innovative products ever created. Sony Rolly. Is it just us, or do you wonder ...

NEW YORK — For years, Sony Corp. has been scrambling to regain its position at the leading edge of music players. Now, that scrambling has produced an egg — a $399 dancing egg that flashes, rolls and ...

Sony is introducing the palm-size Rolly digital-music player--a small egg-shaped player that spins, flashes lights and jiggles like a robot. It has two small speakers, but no outlet for headphones.

Egg-shaped device is capable of twisting and turning while playing music and can also receive music streamed via Bluetooth Now you don’t have to dance to your favorite tunes — your audio player can ...

“Totally charming and totally pointless,” the Sony Rolly is an egg-shaped MP3 player that acts like a little robot as it rolls along in sync to the music. The first tap of its top button reveals ...

Sony Corp. began a teaser campaign in Japan on Monday for a new audio device called Rolly. As with all good teasers, few details of the device are available but Sony is giving away a few clues. Chief ...

Donald Bell has spent more than five years as a CNET senior editor, reviewing everything from MP3 players to the first three generations of the Apple iPad. He currently devotes his time to producing ...

Here at CES we expected to see some pretty unusual products. But we don't expect audio gear to come more unusual than Sony's new Rolly. Since it made its first appearance on the Web a few months ago, ...

Now you don’t have to dance to your favorite tunes — your audio player can dance for you. Rolly, a unique new “audio entertainment player” from Sony, is capable of twisting and turning while playing ...