Sony (NYSE: SNE) calls it a device for people who “want to experience music through movement,” but what is Rolly exactly? It’s a baseball-sized digital music player that rolls and spins as if it’s ...

At this point, the Sony Rolly has been pretty much done to death around here. Murmurings about the music device started surfacing as early as August of last year, and then it finally visited the U.S.

So, it turns out that Sony's Rolly music player won't have a display — in fact, it won't even have a Shuffle-like d-pad. Everything will be done with a single button, "the only button you use," which ...

At this point, the Sony Rolly has been pretty much done to death around here. Murmurings about the music device started surfacing as early as August of last year, and then it finally visited the U.S.

Following unprecedented interest, Sony has announced that “Rolly” (SEP-30BT) will be available in selected European outlets this October. “Rolly” is Sony’s unique palm-sized music entertainment player ...

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 ...

With the Sony Rolly now available in Sony Style stores nationwide, things will change. The television? Dead. The internet? Deader. The fireplace? Surprisingly, effective competition if the Rolly gets ...

Sony's SEP-10BT Sound Entertainment Player, better known as the Rolly, is finally here in all its PR-shot glory. A dancing whirligig of a media player, the little egg-like device plays MP3 and AAC ...

The full name is the Rolly SEP-10BT Sound Entertainment Player and its quit an amazing little toy. You can play music from its 1GB of internal storage or you can play it from another source via ...

The Sony Rolly SEP-10BT "Sound Entertainment Player" is here, people, and yet we're still just as unclear as ever as to exactly what it's utility is. Not quite a domestic robot, not quite a portable ...

For most, plugging into an MP3 player is a solitary affair. Pop in the headphones and tune out. And while numerous speaker peripherals have hit the market, few have aimed to enhance the listening ...