Sony colours Vaio C series for Cosmo crowd
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Love a (Mandarina) Duck Hardware Widow Sony's Vaio C Series notebooks, launched this week, go right to the heart of cosmopolitan chic - or so the consumer electronics giant would have us think. Laptop as lifestyle accessory - or fashion accessory? It depends, I suppose, on who you are: a "free spirit", an "explorer", a "jet-setting nomad"? Whatever, Sony's got a hue for you.â¦
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'Check out my new portable computer! HUUGHGHHHGHHGFFFH!!!' This Old Box We're shrinking away this week from monolithic supercomputers with This Old Box for something a little bit smaller. In fact, we'll be looking at the world's first commercial full-color portable computer. Fantastic!â¦
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A company that makes odd-looking computers for gamers wants to expand its market. But Alienware execs wonder how many customers will appreciate the glowing alien eyes and other flourishes that have become its signature. By Michelle Delio.
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What stands out in LogitechÂs new QuickCam Ultra Vision Webcam is the picture it produces.
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An image from Microsoft's E3 event rehearsal hints of a new model in the gaming console line.
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(InfoWorld) - Sony announced Tuesday at the Ceatec show in Tokyo the addition of Blu-ray Disc to more PCs in its Vaio line. The Vaio Type-R master is an Intel Core 2 Duo-based machine loaded with high-definition editing and authoring software. With the new computers, Blu-ray Disc is now available in four of Sony's Vaio product lines. The systems will be available from Oct. 28 at prices between Â¥230,000 ($1,952) and Â¥550,000 ($4,664)depending on system configuration. A Blu-ray Disc drive will also be offered as a build-to-order option with Sony's Type-L computer. Sony also will launch a pair of Blu-ray Disc video recorders in Japan this December, the company said Tuesday. The machines both feature hard-disk drives for day-to-day recording and a Blu-ray Disc drive for longer term storage. The BDZ-V9 has a 500GB drive and the BDZ-V7 has a 250GB drive. There are two digital tuners in each recorder so that two high-definition programs can be recorded simultaneously. The recorders are designed to appeal to videophiles with demands for high specifications, including Linear PCM audio and 1080p (1,080 lines progressive scanning) output, which is the highest of several image levels judged to be high-definition. The recorders can also be connected to Sony's recently launched high-definition camcorders by a Firewire connection and can playback the AVCHD-format discs used in the cameras. The higher capacity BDZ-V9 will be launched on Dec. 8 and the BDZ-V7 will follow about a week later on Dec. 16. They will cost Â¥300,000 and Â¥250,000 ($2,541 and $2,118) respectively. The machines fill an important gap in Sony's high-definition strategy, which by now has HD-capable products in several parts of the consumer video market including televisions and video camcorders. These will be joined in November by the PlayStation 3 game console and then in December by the two new recorders announced Tuesday. Launching the recorders internationally is possible but nothing has been decided as of yet, Sony said.
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Plus: Hot gadget preview at CES 2005 Awards. [News.com Extra]
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Sony makes the body a living capacitator by sending audio signals through it. From Crave, CNET's gadget blog.
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Next-gen GeForce to tie into Sony, IBM's 'Cell' CPU
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The 1.2 pound Sony Vaio U is powered by a 1.1GHz Intel Pentium M 733 processor, 512MB of RAM, and a 20GB, 1.8-inch hard drive.
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Consumers can take music, photos and movies on the road when Sony's Vaio U hits the United States next month.
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ViewSonic, societÃ  californiana leader nella Visual Technology, ha da poco presentato un nuovo videoproiettore DLP. Si chiama ViewSonic PJ755D e promette colori brillanti, immagini dettagliate e una qualitÃ  video eccezionale.
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A mobile gadget with a scrollable display is due to go on sale in Italy in late 2007.
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Blog: The resurgent Commodore brand unveils its US PC line-up for 2007.
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Wega TVs, Vaio systems, DVD recorders and camcorder highlight HD product lineup.
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DENVER, Sept. 13  /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Electronics and Stewart Filmscreen announced today at the 2006 CEDIA Expo that they will join forces to promote the benefits of "Full HD" front projection to a broader consumer audience.
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Gabe: We did a really awesome project (can I say it"s awesome, is that okay?) for Wired magazine. You can either go pick up the most recent issue and read it there or check it out on their site. They asked us to do a piece for them handicapping all three of the next generation systems. We tried to be as fair as we could and hopefully you"ll get a kick out of it.