Engadget: Our friends at iRobot have shrunken its hardwood cleaning child -- not Roomba, the other one -- to about half the diameter of its predecessors (6.5 inches). The Scooba 230 is maintains the same 3.5-inch height and, more importantly, is just as programmable as every other model (in an unfortunate twist of irony, it's now thinner than a Kinect sensor).
Yes, this means your robot has another smaller robot on it.
Amazon is building towards its own, fully-functional smart home platform.
No longer must my feet look like I’ve been running amok in the woods like a Hobbit thanks to iRobot and the Roomba i3+.
