Showing posts with label Sony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sony. Show all posts

Sony to debut new Xperia phones at Mobile World Congress


Sony – sans Ericsson starting this year – will be present at MWC 2012 later this month in Barcelona. And, judging by the invitation to its press conference, the company will probably announce new Xperia smartphones.”

Sony Ericsson ‘Nozomi’ Android phone Images leaks


An image of an unannounced Android smartphone from Sony Ericsson code-named “Nozomi” has been published on a Chinese forum along with limited preliminary details. The smartphone reportedly features a 720p HD display and a dual-core processor, but additional specs remain a mystery. From the image, it looks like the phone features a display sized above 4 inches, and we can also see a unique lighting feature near the bottom of the device. The Nozomi is currently being tested by a carrier in Hong Kong according the forum user who posted the image, though a release could still be several months away. Earlier reports suggested that the Nozomi features a 4.3-inch 720p HD display, a 1.5GHz dual-core processor and Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread.

Images Sony NEX C3 Camera, release date in May?

the new NEX-C3!!! It has exactly the same Sony A55 sensor with 16.2MP and HD video. There is als a new external flash! I like the new design and you? it’s a bit more professional than the NEX-3 layout
The NEX-C3 will have exactly the same Sony A55 sensor with 16.2MP and HD video. The NEX-C3 comes with a new external flash, HD video recording capability, and unique tilt LCD screen on the back. No firm release dates were given with the leaked images, but Sony is planning a press release in May so the announcements for both cameras may be coming soon.
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Sony announced online storage allowing gamers to back up their save data to the cloud


Sony announced that online storage for game saves will be available exclusively to PlayStation®Plus subscribers, allowing gamers to back up their save data to the cloud, with up to 150 MB of storage and a maximum of 1000 data files per PlayStation®Network account. PlayStation Plus is available for $49.99 per year, and for a limited time, gamers will also receive 3 free bonus months when signing up for a one-year subscription.

everyAir - Hack to Play PS3 Games on iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad


This may sound unbelievable but its true. A group of developers and hackers named “pandaelf” has been able to successfully play PlayStation 3 games on an iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. The process to play on your PS3, you’d need a capture device, input converter, USB mouse & keyboard, a PC, and, of course, your PS3. All of those devices work together along with a custom build of everyAir that allows you to make your inputs and also see what the PS3 is displaying. You can just pick up your PS3 controller and play it the way God and Sony had intended.

Video and Q&A below.

Sony VAIO S Series: 13.3-inch slim notebook PCs, Battery keep 14hr runtime


Sony has outed its latest ultraportable range, the 13.3-inch VAIO S Series. Just 24mm thick and around 1.75kg, the S Series  introduces a smart new battery concept that lets you keep working day and night without a pause, can be paired with a slice battery for up to 14hrs runtime, uses up to Intel’s Core i7-2620M and 8GB of DDR3 memory (in the Sony VAIO VPC-SB1A9E/B) along with up to a 128GB SSD and AMD Radeon™ HD 6630M + Intel® HD Graphics doing double-duty with an Intel HD GPU.
The display runs at 1366 x 768 and has a low-reflection coating, while the chiclet keyboard is backlit with auto-brightness control. Integrated 3G is an option, and there’s a WEB instant-boot mode for when you just want quick internet access.
Ports include USB 3.0 and USB 2.0, and there’s a Blu-ray drive along with WiFi b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1. No word on pricing at this stage, but the Sony VAIO S Series will go on sale from March 2011.

Bloggie HD cameras including 3D, FullHD and more



Sony has upgraded the Bloggie compact cameras with many new features, such as video recording capabilities Full HD 1080p and camera 5MP. All 3 machines are using Exmor CMOS image sensor allows clearer shooting in the dark, shot while filming along SteadyShot anti-shake technology and an HDMI port to output to TV. MHS-FS1 and FS2 with 4GB of memory will be released in March and FS3 with 8GB internal memory will be released in April.

Sony's new firmware upgrade for the camera full-frame Alpha DSLR


Sony announced firmware upgrade for the two cameras Alpha DSLR-A900 and Alpha DSLR-A850. This is the first firmware upgrade for the two series of full-frame sensor Sony introduced since 9/2008 for α900 and in 8/2009 for α850.
    
In the new v2 firmware version, features automatic focus more on improving the speed and the ability to identify the smart object focus. In addition, the EV range of the machine was improved from ±3EV to ± 5EV up, enhance brightness and minimize drag of the machine.

Sony DSLR-A390 and DSLR-A290 with 14.2 megapixels

Sony has released the DSLR-A390 and DSLR-A290, its latest entry level digital SLRs. As suggested by the images leaked on the internet, the cameras essentially add a new grip design to the existing A230 and A380 models. The other major change is that both now get the image-stabilized 14.2MP CCD sensor seen in the A380. As with the previous models, the higher-priced A390 features the company's fast liveview system and a 2.7 tilting LCD, while the A290 has a fixed LCD, no liveview and larger viewfinder. The rest of the features are shared by both cameras including on-screen camera guides and HD outputs.


Sony Alpha NEX-5 Review


Ever since Panasonic and Olympus created their Micro Four Thirds mirrorless system, all the talk has been about what the other players in the market will do. Micro Four Thirds has been steadily building its market share, seemingly without response from the three companies that account for over 80% of DSLR sales (Canon, Nikon and Sony), to the extent that 'Micro' risks becoming the generic term for these mirrorless systems ('When will Brand X make a Micro camera?' has become a fairly common thread title on our forums).
Sony Alpha NEX-5

Sony Dash review and video

The Sony Dash is like no other, to borrow Sony's old tag line. That's because it's hard to peg the Dash, just as it was hard to describe the Chumby, a cult classic tech toy that made waves more than a year ago. The Dash is Sony's own design, and as you'd expect it looks gorgeous and better than any bedside clock or home information appliance you've seen. The Chumby was a cuddly and odd little device with a 3.5" touch screen than ran Linux and could provide snippets of info courtesy of web-linked apps.

Sony VAIO P Series review

In a day of $300 netbooks and $500 tablets, it sure is mystifying to see Sony still pushing a secondary, $700+ Atom-powered device. That's right, Sony hasn't given up on its 8-inch VAIO P Series, and has updated the 1.3-pound mini-laptop with a slightly different design, a faster Atom Z560 processor, touchpad, and last but not least, an accelerometer that lets you tilt the machine to the navigate the web.

Sony VAIO P Series

Top 10 HDTV Brands In The Market


HDTV is the latest buzz word in the technology sphere and every one wants to buy the best HDTV screen available in the market. There are various brands which are offering HDTV screens at affordable prices with latest features and technology. Top 10 HDTV brands in the market are offering numerous models of HDTV screen at competitive prices so it becomes a little difficult to choose one out of the top 10 HDTV.

Meet PlayStation Move, Sony's PS3 Motion Controller



Sony's upcoming motion controller finally has a name--the PlayStation Move--and it looks like a pair of aircraft traffic wands with glowing blue and pink bulbs on the ends. The company announced the name during the 2010 Games Developer Conference before proceeding to demonstrate several games and inviting attendees to give the technology a spin for themselves.

Sony DPF-V900


9" frame, 15:9 aspect ratio LCD, supports memory card, up to 1,000 images, HDMI™ output, auto image correction, Bluetooth® ready, auto image rotation.

Sony Vaio L117FX/B: 24-inch Multitouch PC Doubles as an HDTV



Like the Vaio LV180J all-in-one that it replaces, the new Vaio L117FX/B has great performance, a Blu-ray drive, an HDTV tuner, a media center remote control, and a gorgeous 24-inch display. But this time around, Sony has included a multitouch screen, Windows 7, and a design that's sleek and modern.