Touch screens phones, PMP’s (portable media players) and now MID’s (mobile internet device) seem to be the rage. At least after scanning full a day of posts around the web centered on CES. Continue →

As the year closes, it appears Sony is looking to get you to purchase a HDTV in order to boost numbers on the Playstation 3. The “special” ends on Monday, December 31st. If you want a “free” Playstation 3 act fast.

There were many rumors regarding this, but patience paid off for gamers in Korea, who had to go without a PS3 for what seems like forever. Sony said a larger hard drive was being considered, and the 80GB PS3 is confirmation. Expected price is 518,000 won / $557. Continue →

The Sony NW-A800 Video Walkman has been met with plenty of negativity in the last few days. Maybe Sony hopes this video from Silvabokis found on Youtube will change a few opinions. Continue →

With 8.1 megapixels and Carl Zeiss 15x optical zoom, the Sony H9 ($480) brings the action up close and personal. Expected to hit store shelves sometime in April, the Sony H9 will allow you to catch even better photos of Britney Spears without the risk of getting slugged with an umbrella.

We like these before they went “premo” on us. Now, Sony has beefed up the VAIO UX with a 32GB flash drive and dubbed it “Premium”. Price skeets upwards with the inclusion of the flash drive. However, you’ll be thankful for the speed improvement and longer battery life.

Besides the hard drive upgrade, here’s the Sony VAIO UX Premium under the hood; Intel Core Solo processor, 512MB RAM, 2 digital cameras, VoIP/Wi-Fi, 4.5-inch widescreen SVGA display, USB 2.0 port, Memory Stick Duo slot, GPS navigation etc… Vista-ready and ships in February for $2,500

Compact desktops are sweet! Sony gets things off on the right foot during the week of CES 2007 with the Sony VAIO TP1. Quick specs on the TP1 include an Intel Core 2 Duo chip, 300GB hard drive, built-in Wi-Fi, an HDMI port (cables included), your standard DVD burner (dual layer), TV tuner and a card slot for your Sony Memory Sticks (CompactFlash is supported too). Continue →