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If this news is anything to go by then I'll be heading to my local PC World on a daily basis!!
The robots are coming and there's nothing you can do to stop them. Hitting PC World this autumn will be a dedicated Roboshop at each of its stores.
Selling alongside computers, laptops, printer paper and USB cables at the store within a store will be the Star Wars geek’s favourite R2-D2 DVD player and projector (pictured) and Meccano's Mind Storm destroyer, Spyke (hopefully being kept a safe distance from any Lego bricks).
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Also being contemplated for 'Roboshop' is a model that can fly (we kid you not) and a 'companion' robot for kids to finally replace our dog-eared Teddy Ruxpin.
Around £180 will start you off with some of the intermediate models, going up to two grand for the R2-D2 movie spinner.
PC World is also promising that each 'bot will obey Isaac Asimov's three laws of robotics, which includes: A robot may not injure a human being. Our plans for a private robot army thwarted again!
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