Sony Announces the PlayStation 4
Sony just jumpstarted the next generation of gaming (sorry Wii U fans) today with the announcement of the PlayStation 4. While Sony hasn’t given the public a look at the actual console, the company has offered up a good look at the new features and titles to launch with the PS4. New to the PS4...
Sony Playstation 4?
With invitations already sent out to various tech tastemakers promising big news for a February 20 event, many speculate that Sony will be unveiling the PlayStation 4. The Wall Street Journal has in fact gone so far as to declare that the PlayStation 3 successor is exactly what we’re getting. This news coincides with confirmations...
Sony Xperia Tablet Z
After making a big splash with the Xperia Z smartphone, Sony follows up with the tablet to match, the Xperia Tablet Z. The Android-powered tablet will have a 10.1 inch 1,920 x 1,200 screen, 8.1 Megapixel camera, NFC, LTE connectivity, a 1.5GHz Qualcomm processor, 2 Gigs of RAM, and 32GBs of storage. Its also going...
Sony S5100 Blu-ray Player
Less standalone player and more PS3 with the gaming part thrown out, the Sony S5100 Blu-ray Player (£TBA) is set to become the centerpiece of your home theater. Sporting a sleek, angular design, it offers 3D playback support, built-in Wi-Fi with improved range, access to more than 100 apps and services, including Netflix, Pandora, Hulu...
Sony Xperia Z & ZL
Sony’s finally taken the gloves off in the smartphone ring with its Xperia Z and Zl flagship Android handsets. Externally, the perfectly rectangular 0.31-inch thick Z is a classic example of Sony design and definitely different — but it’ll likely take some getting used to in the hand. Its hardware rap sheet also stands toe-to-toe...
New Sony PS3
To the disappointment of some, a marquee announcement at Sony‘s pre-Tokyo Game Show unveiling was none other than a newly developed slimmed-down version of the PS3. Like iterations of the past, the PS3 will enjoy a smaller footprint with a 20% reduction in overall size and coming in 25% lighter — with no performance upgrades.
Sony RX1
Sony has been quite the comeback kid in the camera department. First the NEX series, then the RX100, and now another gamechanger, the RX1. Leaked days before its official announcement, the RX1 packs a 24 Megapixel Full-Frame DSLR-grade (same one used in the upcoming Sony A99) sensor which is matched up with a fixed 35mm...
Sony VAIO Tap 20
The new VAIO Tap 20 captures everything that is quintessentially Sony while leaving your current notions of gadget “categories” in shambles. The Windows 8 device is technically positioned as an all-in-one desktop, but it’s definitely borrowed highlights from tablets. Features like an integrated battery, 20″ 1,600 x 900 touch screen, built in kickstand, ClearAudio+ and...
Sony SmartWatch
Like it or not, it looks like there’s going to be a lot of companies wanting you to wear a computer on your wrist this year. The Sony SmartWatch ($150) is just the latest example. Sporting a 1.3-inch OLED touchscreen display, Bluetooth 3.0, and four days of battery life, this sleek, square-ish watch connects to...
Sony SA-NS500 HomeShare Speakers
Sony’s HomeShare speaker series unveils the latest edition to its lineup with addition of the updated SA-NS500. The speaker set includes new modifications like built-in AirPlay for wireless streaming from any device, four drivers and a sub-woofer unilaterally positioned for clear sound. The speakers are set to release later this year with the SA-NS500 scheduled to hit...
