SlashGear JapanSony has debuted a new Blu-ray player called the BDP-N460 to go along with that $2,000 AV receiver I mentioned a bit ago. The new Blu-ray player offers the capability to stream Internet video to the big screen in the living room.
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Sony unveils Blu-ray player with streaming internet video capability
By Shane McGlaun on Thursday, Sep 10th 2009 No CommentsSony adding Netflix and more to BRAVIA HDTVs
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Jul 9th 2009 No CommentsSony have announced that, as of fall 2009, Netflix, Demand Media and ON Networks will arrive on their BRAVIA HDTVs. A standard feature on any upcoming Sony BRAVIA internet video-capable HDTV, and usable on existing sets courtesy of Sony’s BRAVIA Internet Video Link module, Netflix users will be able to access their instant queue lists on their TV.
Sony X Series OLED Walkman hits SonyStyle USA
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Jul 1st 2009 No CommentsSony’s X Series OLED touchscreen Walkman has landed in the US, appearing for sale at the official SonyStyle store. Both 32GB and 16GB models are listed, priced at $399.99 and $299.99 respectively; that’s the same as we saw back in May, when the PMPs appeared for pre-order on Amazon.
Reminder: Slacker Radio Plus giveaway!
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Apr 28th 2009 No CommentsDon’t forget, SlashGear and Slacker are giving away a full year’s subscription to Slacker Radio Plus to one lucky reader. Entering is simple and free, and the winner will get advert-free access to Slacker’s catalog of over two-million tracks on their BlackBerry, iPhone or iPod touch! In fact you can use the Slacker service as your own personal jukebox, as Radio Plus subscribers get unlimited song requests. To find out how to enter, head over here!
SlashGear Week in Review – Week 17 2009
By Chris Davies on Sunday, Apr 26th 2009 No CommentsIt’s been a week of mobile device reviews, along with the Bluetooth accessories that go with them, here at SlashGear, with Samsung’s Tocco Ultra S8300 and Instinct S30 showing up for playtime. We also gave our opinion on the big news in Bluetooth headsets, in the shape of the Plantronics Voyager Pro and the Aliph Jawbone PRIME. Finally, HTC’s Touch Diamond2 flaunted itself in a video unboxing, while the Mophie Juice Pack Air for the iPhone 3G got its review.
Slacker Radio Plus subscription giveaway
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Apr 23rd 2009 2 CommentsNo matter how much storage you have on your cellphone for music, there’s inevitably a point where you tire of what is loaded. That’s where Slacker steps in: the streaming radio station offers unlimited free music, custom radio stations and over 100 preprogrammed stations queued up by experts, all to your BlackBerry smartphone, iPhone or iPod touch. Now, to celebrate their music catalog blasting through the 2 million track mark, Slacker and SlashGear are giving away a one year subscription to Slacker Radio Plus, the company’s premium service.
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RIM BlackBerry App World software store launches
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Apr 1st 2009 1 CommentRIM have launched the BlackBerry App World, their version of the on-device app store. Available initially in the US, UK and Canada – with a broader roll-out to follow – App World will run on any BlackBerry on OS 4.2 or higher, as long as they have either a trackball or a touchscreen.
Slacker BlackBerry Storm streaming radio client released
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Feb 4th 2009 1 CommentLike it or love it, there are a whole lot of people out there looking at two years with their new BlackBerry Storm, so they may as well have some streaming entertainment to occupy them. Slacker have announced a version of its free internet radio app for the touchscreen RIM smartphone, complete with 100 expert-programmed Slacker stations, over 10,000 artist stations or umpteen custom stations. Interestingly, you can listen to music even without a network connection, thanks to Slacker’s station caching.
Logitech Squeezebox Boom wireless network music player
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Aug 28th 2008 No CommentsLogitech have introduced the Squeezebox Boom, in effect the company’s Squeezebox network music player with built-in amplification and speakers. Setup is straightforward – plug into the mains, enter your WiFi password – and then you have the pleasure of bi-amped 3-inch woofers and 3/4-inch tweeters (with a 24-bit Burr Brown D/A converter behind the scenes) to enjoy either music stored elsewhere on your network or streaming from Rhapsody, Last.FM, Slacker, Pandora and Sirius.
Slacker shipping WiFi players today
By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Jan 31st 2008 No CommentsThere are 3 models shipping. They all have the same 4-inch screen and some controls along the side of that screen.
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