Review: WowWee Roborover gets friendly with your furniture

Courtesy Engadget  Wed, 10/21/2009 - 15:00

See that glowing face?

Yep, it's the super-enthusiastic Roborover from WowWee .

We won't lie: we were a bit stoked by the arrival of this yellow explorer at Engadget's doorstep.

Too bad it didn't exactly walk all the way from its warehouse, forcing us to go through the painful procedure of cutting up the tapes and untangling the ties of its shipping box.

Five minutes later we've got a 4-pound robot on our hands, and we'd say...

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