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Sony BRAVIA KDL22PX300 integrates PS2 and 720p HDTV

, Dec 3rd 2010 Discuss [1]

Sony has quietly begun sales of an integrated HDTV and PlayStation, though the BRAVIA KDL22PX300 does only give you a PS2 rather than a PS3. Available in the UK for a bargain £199.95 ($312), the 22-inch set runs at 720p-friendly 1366 x 768 resolution and has four HDMI ports and three USB ports (two of which are apparently USB 1.1). Read The Full Story

The Daily Slash: November 26 2010

, Nov 26th 2010 Discuss [0]

Hello all you shoppers and non-shoppers. Today, like all days surrounding a major US holiday, was a day of mixed news. Not mixed in the way of good and bad, but mixed in the way of one thing being basically nothing like the next! As I said this morning, the tablet wave is really gaining speed, quite a few of the posts today ending up being tablet or tablet related. We've got reviews of both the TV top box Logitech Revue and the Nokia C6-01 smartphone - all this and MORE on The Daily Slash! Read The Full Story

Sony’s PlayMemories Lets You Enjoy 3D Panoramic Images on Your PS3

, Sep 22nd 2010 Discuss [0]

Despite the fact that Sony just gave the PlayStation 3 support for 3D playback, that's not stopping the company from giving its customers all sorts of different ways to experience the 3D technology it loves so much, and is pushing so hard. That being said, Sony has just announced their brand new PlayMemories application for the PlayStation 3, which you will be able to download from the PlayStation Store. If you like looking at 3D panoramic still photos, then this is the application that you'll need. Read The Full Story

Sony BRAVIA Internet Connected TVs Getting BBC’s iPlayer

, Sep 15th 2010 Discuss [2]

Having a TV in your home isn't what it used to be. With the progression of technology, and the way that we enjoy entertainment expanding every day, TVs have to be able to do more than just simply feed you your standard cable or satellite programming. Now they've got to be able to connect to your WiFi connection, and let you update your favorite social networks whenever you want. And let's not forget streaming video, either. Sony's BRAVIA HDTVs are about to get a major upgrade in that department. Read The Full Story

Sony BRAVIA KDL 60NX810, 55NX810 & 46NX810 LED LCD 3D HDTVs Announced

, Aug 25th 2010 Discuss [0]

Sony loves to bundle their announcements. No problems here, especially when they all fall in the same line of HDTVs, featuring that 3D technology you either love or hate. This time around its 3 brand new BRAVIA sets, all of which are littered with features, but also come packing that price tag we all love or hate. Jump in after the break to take in the feature set, and start saving your pennies for what could very well be your next splurge purchase. Read The Full Story

Sony BRAVIA 3D HDTVs Now Available for Pre-Order

, Jun 9th 2010 Discuss [0]

The push for 3D may have started in the movie theaters, but it's definitely a sensation that's invading our living rooms. Whether you're a fan or not probably doesn't matter anymore (outside of your own living room, of course), because it doesn't look like companies are slowing down any time soon. Sony, in fact, has just announced that they've got the largest array of 3D-capable devices on the market, which is bolstered by the fact that you can now pre-order your favorite BRAVIA 3D HDTV from their online store. Read The Full Story

2010 Sony BRAVIA HDTV range revealed: 3D, WiFi and more

, Jan 6th 2010 Discuss [0]

Sony have become the latest to announce a new HDTV range at CES 2010, and like LG and Toshiba there are some 3D-ready models in among the mixture.  Naming your style ethos a "Monolithic Design Concept" seems like a recipe for disaster, but Sony's 2010 BRAVIA range is appealing in a sharp edged way.  There are a full 38 models on offer; more details after the cut. Read The Full Story

Sony stage BRAVIA/PS3 crash test in bizarre promo [Video]

, Oct 21st 2009 Discuss [0]

I'd love to have been a fly on the wall at Sony Australia when they came up with this one.  "Guys, it's a worldwide recession, we need a promotion to keep people buying the PS3 and BRAVIA HDTVs.  I know some of you want to run a competition and give the darned things away, but I think we'd be far better off firing one against the other and sticking it up on YouTube."  Hence how we end up with a video of a PS3 being launched at 22 meters per second toward a poor, defenceless flat-panel TV. Read The Full Story

Sony ZX5 BRAVIA LED HDTVs super-slim, wireless 1080p

, Sep 7th 2009 Discuss [0]

Sony have officially unveiled their new BRAVIA HDTVs, the ZX5 series, complete with high-end cleverness such as 240Hz "Flow Motion", integrated wireless streaming and edge-mounted LED backlighting.  The ZX5 range - which will land in Japan come November - will initially be available in 46- and 52-inch sizes, both supporting 1080p in a deliciously skinny frame. Video demo after the cut Read The Full Story

Sony adding Netflix and more to BRAVIA HDTVs

, Jul 9th 2009 Discuss [2]

Sony 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.   Read The Full Story

Sony PlayStation Network access to spread; PS3 “a platform for web services”

, May 11th 2009 Discuss [0]

Sony are planning to extend the PlayStation Network to hardware other than the PS3, while at the same time "evolving the PS3 into a platform for web services."  The PSN currently offers games and media content to PS3 owners, but future deployments could see it available on Sony Bravia HDTVs and mobile devices like the PSP and Sony Ericsson handsets. Read The Full Story

Sony Eco TV gets tested in Japan, 40% power reduction reached

, Jan 27th 2009 Discuss [0]

Coming this summer of 2009, Sony will release a series of Bravia Eco TV in the range 40-inch, 46-inch and 52-inch widescreen displays, which utilize a presence sensor-based function and a higher luminous efficiency HCFL light source at deduced size, to cut down power consumption as low as 40%. The same technology, were in fact, being used at current V5 series TV lineup, and the folks at Nikkie were invited to examine its features and effectiveness in dealing with the power saving modes. Read The Full Story
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