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Sony Video: New Sony Projector Can Show, Record Notes Scribbled Onto the Screen
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Posted by claudio
on Monday, April 23, 2012 @ 23:13:03 EDT (17382 reads)
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Sony said Monday it will sell a projector that displays and saves notes scribbled onto the images it projects.
The projector comes with two battery-powered infrared pens, which it uses to track what is being written on the screen. Both pens can be tracked at the same time, and each can also be used as a standard computer mouse during presentations.
The company said the projector can be used in classroom settings to save comments written on screen during a lesson, then posted or used in future classes. In business settings, the device can be used as a virtual whiteboard and to save meeting notes directly to a computer.
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Sony Video: Sony 3D Experience brings free 3D content to Bravia owners
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Posted by claudio
on Sunday, July 17, 2011 @ 00:10:09 EDT (4088 reads)
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For those that purchased a 3D television immediately and were disappointed in the lack of 3D content, Sony has a small peace offering for 3D fanatics.
As of today, Sony launched a free “3D Experience” service for anyone that purchased a 3D Bravia television since 2010. The new channel is loaded onto the Bravia television (assuming the television is connected to the Internet) and provides access to 3D movie trailers as well as sports clips likely provided from the partnership with ESPN 3D. The service is available for United States, United Kingdom, Canada, France and Germany at the moment. Sony also has plans to add the content to other 3D devices such as 3D Blu-ray players and 3D home theater systems.
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Sony Video: Sony’s Outs Two New OLED Monitors
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Posted by claudio
on Saturday, April 23, 2011 @ 23:36:20 EDT (4330 reads)
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Sony is continuing to expand its range of Pro monitors with more OLED-based displays. They're still a long way from being affordable to the general public, but the prices are definitely falling. The cost of a 25'' OLED display is already down 64% in just two months—but that change is based on the cost of the technology itself, not the models in question, which are actually very different.
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Sony Video: [CES 2011] New Sony Blu-Ray Players and Home Theater Systems Deliver Connected Entertainment Experience
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Posted by claudio
on Sunday, January 09, 2011 @ 11:27:33 EST (4289 reads)
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Models Offer Advanced Features Including Internet Video Streaming, Wi-Fi, Wireless Multi-room Audio, and Blu-ray 3D Compatibility
Sony today introduced its new Blu-ray Disc™ line featuring access to online entertainment, Wi-Fi®Internet connectivity, Blu-ray 3D™ playback, and compatibility with Sony’s new HomeShare™ Network speakers for wireless multi-room audio streaming throughout the home.
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Sony Video: New Sony Blu-ray recorders get 3D and BDXL upgrades
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Posted by claudio
on Sunday, August 29, 2010 @ 08:54:17 EDT (3835 reads)
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Sony is pushing ahead with its ambitious 3D world campaign by launching six new 3D- and BDXL-ready Blu-ray recorders in Japan. The latter is an upcoming Blu-ray standard designed to support up to 128GB of capacity compared with the regular 50GB dual-layer version. The lineup with integrated hard drives consists of the 320GB BDZ-AT500, 500GB BDZ-AT300S/BDZ-AT700, 1TB BDZ-AT900/BDZ-AX1000, as well as a 2TB BDZ-AX2000 for up to 249 hours of HD recording. Other standard features across the range include 3D Blu-ray playback, 0.5-sec startup time, dual-channel recording and improved multitasking performance.
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Sony Video: Sony Blu-Ray will soon support iPhone remote
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Posted by claudio
on Wednesday, February 10, 2010 @ 23:54:51 EST (2648 reads)
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How awesome is this. Control your Blu-Ray player through your iPhone.
3D TV is being pushed from all angles and today Sony has pulled the cloth off of its first Blue-ray players officially being labeled as 3D capable. The BDP-S470 player is expected to have a firmware update by mid summer which will support 1080p playback and should be shipping “on or around March 18th” for only $200. iPhone users get an extra bonus as this player can be controlled by the new BD Remote App developed by SONORAN BLUE. The app sports both a simple or full remote view plus a soft keyboard and provides additional disc information. The S470 is just the first of many new devices said to support this remote option including the new BDV-E770W & E570 Home Theatre Systems.
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Sony Video: Sony’s new BDP-S470 will be their first 3D Blu-Ray Player
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Posted by claudio
on Wednesday, February 10, 2010 @ 23:52:41 EST (2501 reads)
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Panasonic start the ball rolling with the first Blu-Ray Player and Burner combo 3D capable, and it is now time for Sony to do just the same with the BDP-S470. Now the good news however for previous generation BD player including the BDP-S570, BDV-E770W and BDV-E570 is that Sony plans to also offers 3D capabilities to them as well thanks to a firmware update!
Announced in the USA at about $200 USD, the BDP-S470 also support SACD, Is Wireless LAN Ready as well as BRAVIA Internet Video and BD-LIVE.
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Sony Video: Return of the $99.99 Sony Blu-ray player
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Posted by claudio
on Saturday, January 16, 2010 @ 21:51:53 EST (2218 reads)
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A sub-$100 Blu-ray player is no big deal these days, but it's still fairly rare to find one that offers BD-Live at that price point--especially a Sony model.
Last month, SonyStyle offered the refurbished BDP-S360 Blu-ray player for $99.99 shipped (plus sales tax where applicable). I'm happy to report that the deal is back.
Happy, but not ecstatic. See, I now think if you're going to buy a Blu-ray player, you should get a model that can stream Netflix movies. This one can't.
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Sony Video: [CES 2010] Curtain Rises on New Sony Blu-Ray 3D Capable Models
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Posted by claudio
on Thursday, January 07, 2010 @ 23:53:40 EST (2684 reads)
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Sony today introduced its new Blu-ray Disc™ line featuring Blu-ray 3D™ playback, Wi-Fi® Internet connectivity, and instant streaming of online video content from the BRAVIA® Internet Video platform. The new Sony Blu-ray Disc devices are another example of how Sony is providing consumers with networked products that enhance the home entertainment experience.
The full HD 1080p line featuring Sony’s new Monolithic Design Concept includes three stand alone models (BDP-S770, BDP-S570 and BDP-S370) and three integrated home theater systems (BDV-HZ970W, BDV-E770W, and BDV-E570), as well as a 5.1 channel matching home audio system (HT-SS370).
When connected to a broadband Internet network, the models instantly stream movies, videos, music and more from Netflix, Amazon Video On Demand, YouTube™, Slacker® Internet Radio, Pandora®, NPR, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, and over 25 total providers through the Sony BRAVIA Internet Video platform.
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Sony Video: Sony proposes increase in Blu-ray storage to 33.4 GB
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Posted by claudio
on Wednesday, January 06, 2010 @ 00:12:19 EST (1993 reads)
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With the exception of Metal Gear Solid 4 and Final Fantasy XIII, games have rarely needed more than the 25 GB offered by a standard single-layer Blu-ray disc. The lack of demand hasn't stopped Sony and Panasonic, though. The two companies have developed a new technology called "i-MLSE" that can increase the capacity of a single-layer disc by about a third, to 33.4 GB. According to Nikkei Electronics, i-MLSE is a processor-intensive method that will allow players to properly calculate the read-error rate, a stumbling block that prevented larger capacity discs.
Presumably, it will only take a firmware update to ensure Blu-ray players (like the PS3) can utilize the new disc format. Sony plans on encouraging widespread adoption through the Blu-ray Disc Association, which shouldn't be a problem considering Sony plays a pretty large role in that organization.
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