The Sony Rolly - The Dancing MP3 Player

September 11, 2007 at 8:29 am

You may have seen pictures of this strange new device from Sony all over the Internet and thought what the hell is that ?

Sony Rolly

The Rolly from Sony is a mixture of an audio player with 1GB of memory, and wireless speakers.

Sony Rolly

Confused ? well it has a battery life of 5 hours on the internal memory of 4 hours 30 minutes on music which is streamed via Bluetooth.

Sony Rolly

You can place the Rolly on the floor or a desk, and it will dance about to the music.

Check out this video of it in action.


SONY ROLLY Hands-on
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I have to say, this is one of the coolest gadgets I have seen in ages, no pricing or release dates available yet, but if Sony price it right they could have a hit on their hands.

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Sony’s Ceramic Limited Edition PS2

September 1, 2007 at 11:42 am

Sony has launched a new limited edition PS2 the Ceramic White Playstation 2.

It comes bundled with SingStar Pop and two high quality USB microphones.

It will go on sale in the US in November for $149.99 (about £75)

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PlayTV - Sony’s PVR and digital TV tuner for PS3

August 23, 2007 at 10:23 am

Sony have revealed details of a new add for the PS3, a digital TV Tuner that turns the PS3 into a PVR.

It features two HD ready TV tuners, so you can record one program whilst watching another and will be available sometime in 2008, no pricing details are available yet.

Via TechDigest

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Mini Arcade For PSP Made From Cardboard

August 13, 2007 at 4:10 pm

Check out the Mini Arcade for the PSP.

 

Basically it is a cardboard stand for the PSP that gives your PSP the look of an miniature arcade.

I am sure a few ingenious gamers will come up with their own version of this.

Two versions of the cardboard cabinets will be available one that’s a racing game called Dirt Track Rally, and some sort of space game named Cosmic Intruders.It is due to go on sale in September, but no pricing details are available at present.

Via Technabob

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Sony And Sky TV Team Up To Bring Video On Demand To The PSP

July 27, 2007 at 5:35 pm

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and Sky have joined forces to deliver a new video on demand service to PSP owners.

The idea is that you will be able to download your favourite TV shows and movies direct to your PSP.

The service will be available in the UK initially, and possibly in Europe also as Sky and Sony are in negotiations with European content providers.

No details of how much this service will cost, but more details will be released at the Leipzig Games Conference in August.

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God Of War PSP Mod

July 25, 2007 at 12:57 pm

Check out this modded PSP, based on the popular God of War saga and upcoming PSP game.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It is up for sale on Ebay at the moment, with a current bid of $1,225 and there are 4 days left for the auction, you can get bidding on it here.

I have to say this looks like an awesome mod, and it comes with its very own matching presentation case.

Via Gizmodo

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Sony’s New MP3 Player Announced

July 23, 2007 at 6:20 pm

Sony have launched an new MP3 player, the Sony NWD-B100 series.

It allows you to drag and drop music straight onto the MP3 player without the need for additional software.

It will be available in a choice of either 1GB or 2GB, and also in black or white.

This new player plugs direct into a USB port on your PC for file transfer, and it also recharges through your USB port, it also has the option to plug it into your mini audio system and record files straight to the device.

Music files supported include MP3 and WMA, and it features a colour LCD display for easy navigation as well as a built in microphone and voice recorder and an FM tuner.

The NWB-B100 will go on sale next month at £35 for the 1Gb model and £45 for the 1Gb with radio. For the 2Gb its £45 and £55 respectively.

Via Pocket-lint

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Watch TV on Your PSP With the PSP-S310 Add On

July 18, 2007 at 10:17 am

The PSP-S310 is an add on TV tuner module for you PSP, that lets you watch your favourite channels.

It has an extendable antenna and is about the same size as the PSP camera unit.

It connects to the USB terminal on top of the unit and requires Memory Stick Duo to function.

The PSP-S310 supports program schedule however video recording and EPG (Electronic programming guide) is not supported. The unit measures 55×31.8×14.2mm and weighs 17 grams.

Unfortunately it will only work in Japan at the moment as it is the only place where you get One-Seg terrestrial digital broadcasts.

Who knows, if it becomes popular Sony may bring out similar units in Europe and the US.

The PSP-S310 will be available in Japan in September for about $58 (about $30)

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Sony’s New YouTube Friendly Video Camera

July 18, 2007 at 8:01 am

Sony has released details of their new Net-sharing video camera the NSC-GC1, which is designed for YouTube users who want to add a bit of quality to their video’s.

The picture quality available ranges from QVGA (320×240) at 15 frames per second to VGA (640×480) at 30 frames per second.

It uses Sony’s Memory Stick DUO memory cards, and it includes a Picture Motion Browser and portable software to enable easy uploading of videos to you tube.

It also doubles up a a normal camera, taking still shots at 5-pixels and has a built in flash.

There is no optical zoom lens, but at $200 (about £100) its not a bad buy if you are looking for a camera for your YouTube videos.

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Has Sony Lost The Plot With The PS3?

July 13, 2007 at 3:38 pm

What the hell are Sony up to now you may ask, first off they announced a price cut earlier this week with the PS3 in the US from $599 ( about £300)to $499 (about £250), they also announced that the US would be getting an 80GB model.

Now they have decided that the 60GB model will be removed from the US, and they will only get the 80GB model, confused yet ?

It gets worse, no 80GB PS3 for the UK, don’t worry we are getting some ‘60GB starter pack’, with no price drop, but you do get a few games and some Sixaxis controllers.

The free games on offer are Resistance: Fall of Man, Motorstorm, Genji: Days of the Blade, Formula One Championship Edition and Ridge Racer .

Oh and guess what the PS3 price will stay the same in the UK, that is a whole £125 more expensive than the US version with a smaller HD too, but don’t forget we get free games!

The PS3 has struggled to gain popularity amongst gamers due to its high price, and lack of any real blockbuster games.

The UK is getting the Xbox 360 Elite here next month, which will cost about £300, and they are expecting their £425 PS3 console to compete in the UK market, when if you really want a PS3 you can import one from the US a whole lot cheaper.

It is about time Sony pulled their heads out of their asses, look at the competition Sony , you have the very popular Nintendo Wii, and the Xbox 360.

You would have thought that Sony would have learn’t by now that consistency across all markets is important for a products survival.

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Sony’s New PSP - Slimmer, Lighter, with Video Out

July 12, 2007 at 12:39 am

Sony have announced details of their upgraded PSP console.

The new PSP  named the PSP Slim & Lite weighs just 189 grams compared to 280 grams of the current model, and just 18.6mm thick compared to 23mm on the current model.

The new console will feature a video out port which will let users play games, watch movies and view pics on their TV’s.

The new model is equipped with enhanced feature to temporarily store game data from UMD, reducing load time during game play, there is also a feature to charge the new PSP via your PS3 or PC.

It will come in three colours, white, silver and white and there will also be a Star Wars Battlefront special edition.

The new PSP will go on sale in Japan, US and Europe on September.

Via Engadget

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Sony Announces 80GB PS3, 60GB PS3 Price Gets Chopped Also

July 9, 2007 at 12:43 pm

Sony has announced that America will be getting the 80GB PS3.

They have also dropped the price of the 60GB PS3 by $100 from $599 (£300) to $499 (£250), even though they denied this would happen last week.

No pricing news for the UK at present, but they need to do something as the US version is now £150 cheaper than the UK version.

The New 80GB PS3 will retail for $599 (£300) in the US

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Spruce up your PSP with this iPhone Interface.

July 8, 2007 at 8:50 pm

IPSP is software that you can install on your PSP to give the interface the look and feel of the iPhone.

It features a menu which is a portal to a range of web based applications as well as a few that run directly on the PSP including a calculator and PSPTunes, a PSP media player.

You can download the software over at iPSP

Via Technabob

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Sony PS3 to get 380 new Titles by next March

June 21, 2007 at 12:44 pm

Sony Computer Entertainment president Kazuo Hirai has announced that the PS3 will get a staggering 380 new titles by next March.

At present there are around 60 PS3 games with about 50 download-only titles available for the PS3 worldwide.

Of these 380 new titles 200 will be software titles and 180 will be available as downloads.

This is an average of 40 new PS3 games every month for the next nine months, that’s a lot of new games, and it is bound to help Sony out of the hole they have dug for themselves with the PS3.

Now if they could find a way to make the PS3 competitively priced, they might just be able to have a hit on their hands with the PS3 as they did with the original PlayStation.

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Sony VAIO RM1N HD Editing Workstatstion

June 21, 2007 at 12:05 am

Sony has released details of its new VAIO RM1N HD, editing station.

The new system is aimed at HD content editors and features two units. One of the units houses the main system, the other is for optical drives, which is fitted with a Blu-Ray disc unit.

The main system features a four core Intel core 2 Quad Q6600 processor, a pair of 500GB 7200rpm SATA hard drives configured in a RAID 0 set-up for speed, 2GB of DDR 2 memory and an Nvidia GeForce 8600 GTS graphics card.

The main unit has room for foure more SATA hard drives, and there are also three open PCI-Express slots capable of taking full-length cards.

The VAIO RM1N will cost for around £2500.

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