announced this week that they have teamed with Disney and Pixar to bring a new Buzz Lightyear collectible robot to market. Pre-orders for the toy, which currently runs about $650, began yesterday ...

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Let’s say you love the world of Pixar’s Toy Story but also are cool with letting asentient robot live in your ... pre-orders on an equally evolved Buzz Lightyear toy based on this year ...

The complete list of features for the Robosen Toy Story Buzz Lightyear robot figure are as follows: Don’t forget that Toy Story 5 is set to hit theaters in 2025. You can check out the latest ...

Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Robotic Action Figure ... their favorite white and green-clad space ranger on screen, this toy robot rollout is a total dream come true. Weighing in at 3.7 pounds ...

Anyone who's ever watched "Toy Story" and wished they could have a Buzz Lightyear toy that acted as the character did in the movies is in luck... kind of. Robosen, the robotics company behind that ...

has teamed up with Disney to bring its Space Ranger toy to life. It’s got 23 servo motors, working buttons (save the laser, weirdly!) and even has Buzz’s Spanish mode — plus new “first-of- ...

So consider this a collectible that's also a premium programmable robot. This time, Woody is wrong. Buzz Lightyear is not a toy; he's a walking computer.

If so, the new Buzz Lightyear robot might be for you. A collaboration between Pixar and smart toy company Robosen, the new Buzz is fully loaded with more than 3,000 tiny parts, 75 microchips ...

The only character who makes much of an impression is Sox, a robot cat who ... s been 27 years since “Toy Story’s” Andy first became enamored with his Buzz Lightyear action figure, running ...

“Lightyear” is the movie from which the toy Buzz Lightyear was created ... aided by his only friend: a robot cat named Sox (played by Peter Sohn, who steals every scene).