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Sony Phone: The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini Pro offers rich rewards

Posted by claudio on Friday, March 12, 2010 @ 09:05:50 CST (46 reads)

The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini Pro is a practically stylish handset which is due for release Q2 2010. A variation of the X10 range, this handset provides a multitude of functionality encased within an extremely compact unit which measures only 90 mm x 52 mm wide whilst being 17 mm thick. The unit weighs 120 g in weight. Within the confines of this compact case it offers more functionality than most handsets currently available within the market.

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Sony PS 3: Sony's PlayStation Move: Every Thing You Need to Know

Posted by claudio on Thursday, March 11, 2010 @ 12:08:42 CST (61 reads)

Sony recently launched PlayStation Move, the company's highly anticipated motion control system that translates your real word movements into video game moves.

PlayStation Move is a handheld controller with a glowing orb on the top that works in conjunction with thePlayStation Eye camera to track video game movements like punches, sword strokes, and tennis racket swings. The PSMove also has regular controller buttons for shooting games that require you to pull a trigger.

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Sony Television: Sony announces slew of new 3D HDTV with stunning Monolithic design

Posted by claudio on Tuesday, March 09, 2010 @ 22:14:59 CST (129 reads)

Of particular interest are the four models that make up the LX900 series. These come equipped with Sony’s new “Intelligent People Sensors’. What these clever camera sensors do is to actively adjust the viewing experience based on the viewing environment. The television will identify the location of the viewers and direct the sound out towards the viewer’s location. Furthermore the television’s brightness will be automatically adjusted based on the viewer’s position; if their head is tilted downwards, for example when reading a book or magazine, the screen will dim. When no viewers are detected the television will shut off, a welcome energy saving feature. This new technology has one more trick up its sleeve; the ability to punish naughty children…well almost – when the television detects a child is sitting too close to the screen a message will appear notifying the child they should move backwards to continue watching…when the child is a suitable distance away the message will disappear allowing the child to continue their viewing.

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Sony Television: June Launch for Sony's 3D TVs in Japan

Posted by claudio on Tuesday, March 09, 2010 @ 22:01:36 CST (100 reads)

Sony has joined the hunt for 3D dollars.

The Japanese electronics conglomerate announced Tuesday that it will launch a line of televisions in Japan in June, with other countries soon to follow.

The cost for early adaptation is steep. Forty-six inch and 40 inch Bravia flatscreen sets will sell $3,875 and $3,200 respectively, $1,000 more than their non-3D equivalent sets. Each TV comes with two pairs of 3D specs. Fifty two inch and 60 inch televisions will hit stores a month later, and will cost nearly double that of the smaller sets.

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Sony Television: Sony's New 3-D TV Warns Kids If They're Too Close

Posted by claudio on Tuesday, March 09, 2010 @ 21:04:23 CST (108 reads)

For parents tired of nagging their kids about sitting too close to the television, Sony says its new 3-D television will do it for you.

A camera sensor built into the television’s bottom bezel, just below the Sony logo, detects if a child comes within one meter, or about 40 inches. After a couple of seconds, an alarm is triggered and the screen will go dark, displaying a message telling the child to back away.

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Sony PS 3: Analyst: PlayStation 3 to win console war in the end

Posted by claudio on Tuesday, March 09, 2010 @ 20:56:13 CST (78 reads)

Even though Sony's PlayStation 3 is far behind both the Nintendo Wii and Xbox 360 in console sales, analysts at Strategy Analytics contend that when all is said and done, Sony will sell more consoles than its competitors.

In a report titled, "Taming the Waves: Games Console Life Cycles and Platform Competition," analysts from Strategic Analytics said the PlayStation 3 will have a much longer shelf life than current market leader the Nintendo Wii.

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Sony News: Twitter generates over 1m British Pounds in sales for Sony

Posted by claudio on Tuesday, March 02, 2010 @ 19:01:08 CST (221 reads)

Sony has generated over £1 million in sales through its Twitter account, it has been reported.
Speaking at Marketing Week´s Social Media for Brand Building event, Nick Sharples, Sony head of corporate communications, said the company sees Twitter as a viable sales platform.

He noted that social media should be used alongside traditional channels.

"The marketing budget is now skewed towards integrated campaigns and includes public relations and social media at the inception of a marketing campaign. Even if we decide to run a big above-the-line campaign or focus on TV, we´ll apply social media amplification," he added.

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