Pre-Black Friday deals are now starting to appear.
If you are wondering where you can buy it, the publishing site's official online store actually offers it.
Engadget's online store states that the discount will end in just seven days. This means that you have until Nov. 20 to buy this robodog.
When it comes to price, the discount allows interested consumers to have the Petoi Bittle for only $259.
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This is already a great deal since its original price is $329; a 21% price drop. Now, here are features of Petoi Bittle that you need to know.
Petoi Bittle's Features
Petoi Bittle is considered a fun and interactive learning tool. Its small size will allow your children to carry it around whenever they study STEM easily.
But, before you can interact with this robodog, you must self-assemble it, which will take approximately around 40 minutes.
Once assembled, it can last for two hours when fully charged.
When it comes to the actual feature, the Petoi Bittle can do tricks by putting the needed codes. This will allow your kids to learn programming and coding while having fun.
It is compatible with Python, C++, and Scratch coding. Aside from this, it also utilizes Petoi's OpenCat; an open-source project.
It also uses artificial intelligence-powered apps, which are available on iOS and Android.
If you want to learn more about the Petoi Bittle bionic dog, you can visit Petoi's official website.
Aside from the robodog, some Black Friday deals were also offered by Amazon and other retailers.
These include the Amazon Echo deals and some high-end TVs from LG, Sony, and Samsung.
For more news updates about Black Friday and other sales events, always keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.
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Written by Griffin Davis
