At this year's E3, Sony has announced the price point for its new portable gaming device, the Playstation Vita. The company has also unveiled the 2012 release date, confirming it will miss this holiday's season.
Sony has unveiled the world's first digital binoculars - DEV-5 and DEV-5K - which claim to offer high definition video recording, as well as 3D recording for military, security and private investigation use. Both binoculars are going to be available from November.
Sony is well-known for most electronics products, but this is probably the first time we have heard the company announced new external hard disks. Available in stylish black, pink and silver flavors, the Sony external hard disks feature advanced technologies and smart A/V features that lets you access data safely and conveniently.
This afternoon, Sony Electronics Asia Pacific announced the launch of their latest "Sony Tablet" S in Singapore. The "Sony Tablet" S sports a 9.4-inch touchscreen, is equipped with Nvidia Tegra 2 mobile processor and runs Google Android 3.2 Honeycomb platform.
Sony Electronics Asia Pacific has launched their ‘all-in-one’ clock radio, the ICF-DS15iP, which is sleek, has large volume output and is compatible with Apple iPod and iPhone devices. It features Mega Bass and Mega Xpand Sound system, and comes with a remote control to access the playback and alarm options easily.
Sony has introduced a new range of Balanced Armature (BA) in-ear headphones, which includes 11 models featuring its new BA technology for high performance music enjoyment. The technological breakthrough revolves around the BA drivers, which are micro-sized construction that are ¼ the size of conventional dynamic drivers, yet retaining the ability to achieve high resolution sound.
At the Tokyo Game Show 2011 press conference today, Sony Computer Entertainment has announced the limited edition "Splash Blue" and "Scarlet Red" of their popular PlayStation 3 game console. Both new editions will be available from 17 November 2011.
Sony Singapore had recently announced their NWZ-A860 Walkman. And at the recent IFA 2011 trade fair for consumer electronics and household appliances in Berlin, Germany, the company showcased the new NW-Z1000 Android Walkman which claims to run Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system.
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With the success of their VAIO S series laptops, Sony Electronics Asia Pacific has announed their new line-up for the series with slimmer form factor, higher performance and a larger display. According to the manufacturer, the new VAIO S will be available this month.
Today, Sony Electronics Asia Pacific unveiled their new SxS PRO 64GB memory stick targeting at professional film makers. Compatible with XDCAM and XDCAM EX, it offers superb data reliability with features including error correction, wear levelling and power failure management.
Even though many users do use their smartphones to listen to their favorite songs, there still exist a group who prefer to rely on the dedicated portable MP3 player. Sony Electronics Asia Pacific has recently unveiled their new NWZ-A860 Walkman MP3 player that features a stylish exterior design, Bluetooth wireless connectivity, and claims to deliver premium sound quality for audiophiles on the move.
Sony has announced the availability of its new digital 3D surround sound headphones system, the MDR-DS7500, in Japan, According to the company, the new headphones is designed to faithfully reproduce the same quality of sound which artists and film-makers have originally intended for consumers to hear.
Where Apple innovates, others follow, right? Well, apparently not for Sony, especially if the company's recent update to its VAIO Z line of ultra-thin and highly portable notebooks are of any indication. With frills such as an extremely thin body, high-performance hardware for its assembly and the inclusion of an external graphics solution for added firepower, it would seem that Sony has had Apple finally beaten at its own game. Or has it? VR-Zone investigates.
Who needs radios now that most of our smartphones boast built-in FM receivers? Well, tell that to users who have to live in areas where natural disasters such as earthquakes and hurricanes are common occurrences, and suddenly the idea of using a mobile phone for a radio quickly loses its appeal, especially when the electricity needed to charge the device has been cut off. However, if you cannot stand having to deal with ugly black radios any longer, the good news is that Sony has just announced the availability of its new portable radio which is available in any colour you want, as long as they are white, pink or black.
Need a new portable media player that is rugged enough to withstand the knocks and perspiration involved when engaging in some serious exercise? If so, Sony has got the solution for you, and it comes in the form of its latest additions to its Walkman W series of rugged portable media players. According to Sony, the new W series of Walkmans will boast various features which make them ideal for use in various physical activities such as sports.
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