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If you are searching for a new robot vacuum cleaner, then check out the Sumabo. This robotic cleaner is able to find its way back to the charger when power is running low. It has an infrared proximity sensor that prevents it from bumping into furniture and voice-activated commands. The Sumabo Robot vacuum cleaner is priced at 70,000 Yen or around $870. [Impress]
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iRobot has rolled out the Roomba 650 cleaning robot. The robot vacuum cleaner uses a patented three-stage cleaning system to clean carpets, tile, laminate, and hardwood floors. Additionally, the Roomba 650 also adopts the AeroVac Technology and a new brush design, allowing it to handle fibers like hair, pet fur, lint and carpet fuzz. The Roomba 650 retails for $399.99. [iRobot]
Brookstone has started selling the Tabletop Handheld Vacuum. This wet/dry vacuum cleaner offers powerful suction, which is perfect for clean up dust, dirt and small liquid spills. It has dual filters to separate liquids and solids when vacuuming. The cordless design enables you clean up spills anywhere. The Tabletop Handheld Vacuum is priced at $29.99 a pop. [Brookstone]