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Verizon Xperia Play’s Price And Release Date announced

Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Play is finally available on Verizon from 26th May but you will be able to preorder the device from Verizon’s website starting this Thursday, one week before it’s actually available for sale.


Sony Ericsson W8: the first Android Walkman phone

Sony Ericsson has just announced its first phone from the Walkman series to run Android. The W8 is essentially a rebrand of the Xperia X8 released last year. And instead of its white finish, you’ll get to have it in 3 different colors and the Walkman logo slapped onto it.


Sony Vaio C Series

Sony has just announced the Vaio C Series, a new line of laptops that leverage design and performance to offer users a complete multimedia experience in a good-looking form-factor.


Bloggie Touch software now available for Macs

Good news for owners of Sony’s Bloggie Touch HD Camera that use Macs that Sony has released a Mac version of Sony’s bundled software.


Sony announced PlayStation Suite framework and Store for Android

Sony has just announced that there will be a PlayStation Store for Android, allowing users to purchase games straight from an Android-powered device, regardless of whether said device is a phone or tablet. Among the titles that were paraded included Cool Boarders 2, Syphon Filter, Rally Cross, Wild Arms, and MediEvil. 


Sony Reader app is available for free

Sony has finally released their long-awaited Reader app that can be used to get books off the Sony eBook store. The app is available for free, though most of the books you would want to read on it won’t be.



Customizable Sony VAIO S Notebooks now available


Sony's VAIO S notebooks aren't cheap, but if you decided that you want to shell out the big bucks to purchase the notebook, the good news is that Sony has confirmed that you'll now to be able to customize the system to your specifications, instead of buying off the rack. 


Sony Unveils VAIO L-Series (CES 2011)

Sony officially unveiled their VAIO L-Series computers. Their latest VAIO isn’t much like the other VAIO laptops before it. This one isn’t a laptop, but more like a TV screen with a built-in computer instead!


Sony Unveiled VAIO F Series : the Ultimate 3D Laptop (CES 2011)


Sony unveiled its VAIO F Series laptop equipped with a 16.0″ Full HD 3D LED widescreen backlit display that works with the same active shutter glasses used with the Bravia 3D TV.


Sony Upgrade VAIO Y Series (CES 2011)


Sony is upgrading its VAIO Y Series notebook product line, offering more performance than the previous generation for $200 less.


Sony launches Music Unlimited streaming service

Sony launched a music streaming service in a bid to boost sales of its consumer electronics and break Apple's dominance of the online music business.


Sony unveils 13.3-inch flexible electronic paper


Sony has introduced a new kind of 13.3-inch flexible electronic paper at Eco-Products 2010, a tradeshow which touches on green technologies that is happening in Tokyo as we speak. This new e-paper device has debuted in that part of the world, and Sony has remained mum on additional details such as its pixel count and backplane, touting the fact that this is just a concept of the idea of paper replacement. 

Sony working on Hybrid FPA Crystal Alignment Technique to improve response time of LCDs


Sony Corporation (hereafter 'Sony') has developed "Hybrid FPA (field-induced photo-reactive alignment)", a new liquid crystal alignment technique which enables a significantly faster response time for liquid crystal displays. Fast responses of less than 3ms have been achieved in test cells through this technology.

Sony Reader App Coming for Android this December

Sony’s looking to join the Android market with their Reader application – named after their line of e-Ink products to help you read without having to carry around a load of books. Aside from offering the

Apple TV users reporting color issues with Sony and Philips TVs

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There are some reports coming in of issues when the new Apple TV is paired with certain Sony or Philips TVs. As you can see above, those issues can include a rather unfortunate pastel color scheme (apparently common on Philips TVs), while others are also reporting inverted colors, and green or black screens.


Sony launching a new notebook in Vaio Y Series "VPCYA19FJ"

Sony is launching a new 11.6″ notebook in Vaio Y Series line-up, the VPCYA19FJ. The notebook will be arriving in Japan on November 27th. The price is not yet confirmed.

It comes with Windows 7 Home Premium 64.It has a 1.33GHz Intel Core i3-380UM processor, 320GB hard drive, 2GB to 8GB of memory, Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi b/g/n, Gigabit


Google TV Coming to Sony Playstation 3?

Sony may be bringing the Google television streaming service to its Playstation gaming console. According to these Rumor come from unverified sources, "this add-on could hit the gaming console early Spring of 2011".

This will turn PS3 from a gaming console to a true multimedia station. Neither Sony nor Google have confirmed whether this will happen.


Sony Google TV Launch

Sony today introduced Sony Internet TV, powered by Google TV -- the world's first television with the ability to watch HDTV, enjoy apps, and browse the Internet seamlessly on one device.

Mike Abary, senior vice president of Sony's Home Division said:

"Sony Internet TV is the world's first HDTV that combines the big-screen impact of television and full Internet search to deliver an unrivaled entertainment experience. Finally, you can seamlessly search your favorite TV programs and web sites on the same screen, at the same time."

The Sony Internet TV line includes the 24-inch class NSX-24GT1 ($599.99), the 32-inch class NSX-32GT1 ($799.99), the 40-inch NSX-40GT1 ($999.99), and the 46-inch NSX-46GT1 ($1,399.99).


Sony Google TV Pricing Correction

Several days ago we posted a story about sizing and pricing information for the upcoming family of Sony Internet/Google TV’s set for launch on October 12th.That information is wrong.

We stand by our original reporting of model numbers and sizes, which include four options – NSX-24GT1 (24′), NSX-32GT1 (32′), NSX-40GT1 (40′), and NSX-46GT1 (46′). The news spread like wildfire, and appeared all over the Internet. Several sources have come forward to us
 after our story with a pricing correction. Unfortunately, our original price quotes on these new Sony Internet TV’s was wrong, and are happy to report it will cost far less than expected.

In fact, we have word from a strong source that the NSX-46GT1 (46′) will cost only $1399, which is a far cry from the $1899 we initially reported. The smaller displays in this range should be several hundred dollars less as they go lower.


Price And Size Leaked : Sony Google TV

Sony’s Google TV launch is very near. People are eagerly waiting for Oct 12th to grab the new Google TV from Sony.

Sony will be offering 4 different Internet TV’s i.e NSX-24GT1, NSX-32GT1, NSX-40GT1, and NSX-46GT1.These are correspond to 24′, 32′, 40′, and 46′ inch models.

Now we should talk about price info of these Sony Google TV: 


The price of  32′ (NSX-32GT1)  is  $1299.99.
The price of  40′ (NSX-40GT1)  is $1499.99. 
The price of  46′ (NSX-46GT1)  is $1899.99.  

The price info was unavailable for 24GT1 model.
According to me the price of 24'inch model is 999$.
We are just waiting for official announcement on oct 12.