Video: Sony Bravia NX810 series 3D TVs
on September 2, 2010Here’s a video run-through of the new Sony Bravia NX810 series 3D TVs. (Provided by Sony.)
Here’s a video run-through of the new Sony Bravia NX810 series 3D TVs. (Provided by Sony.)
Sony has announced three new BRAVIA 3D TVs in 60, 55 and 46-inch models. The NX810 series feature DynamicEdge LED backlighting, MotionflowPRO 240Hz frame rate, built-in Wi-Fi, 1920×1080 resolution, and LightSensor technology for automatically adjusting backlight. Full Story
According to The Associated Press Sony is now developing 3D television technology that does not require wearing 3D glasses. The news comes just days after former high-def disc rival Toshiba announced it was working on no-glasses 3D technology. Full Story
Here is a nice Sony portable DVD player (Model: DVP-FX950) with 9″ display on sale at SonyStyle.com. The display is larger than most portable DVD players, with swivel design and 800×480 resolution. Take it in the car or on a flight — the battery is rated at up to 7-1/2 hours of play time. Two headphone jacks let you share the audio, and A/V input/ouputs allow you to connect to your TV as a standard DVD player. (Hint: Use at a hotel instead of paying the ridiculous VOD charges.) The player also features a USB port for viewing photos or listening to MP3 music files. Car adaptor is included. Purchase from this link and use promo code SONYSAVEFX950 to get the $40 off. Sale is from 8/22/10 through 8/28/10 only. Not a high-def player but great to keep the kids occupied! Limited to two per customer. Thanks JC for the tip!
The PlayStation 3 160GB model is now shipping for $299, the same price as the smaller 120GB model released last year around this time. The 160GB PS3 comes with a Cell Broadband Engine, NVIDIA graphics processor, built-in Wi-Fi, 2 USB ports and HDMI (+ Bravia Synch) and weighs just about 7 pounds.
Accessories include a Dualshock 3 wireless controller, power cable, USB and AV cables, and free basic Playstation Network membership. Purchase the PlayStation 3 160 GB
Sony is taking $100 off its CX350V HD camcorder that records 1920 x 1080 high-definition video to 32GB of internal Flash memory. The camera also features an “Exmor R” CMOS sensor, wide-angle G Lens, 12X optical zoom, Direct Copy, built-in GPS receiver. The HDR-CX350V which normally sells for $899 is now available for $799 until July 17, 2010. Full Story
Sony has introduced two Cyber-shot digital still cameras that will shoot in 3D, allowing you to get in on the 3D hype that one might think can only achieved by Hollywood studios. The DSC-TX9 ($400) and DSC-WX5 ($300) 12.2 megapixel cameras will start shipping this September, and be available in stores and online at SonyStyle.com. Full Story
A new movie channel dubbed Sony Pictures Movies HD will possibly launch Oct. 1, tapping into Sony’s extensive library of films which includes blockbuster titles such as Angels & Demons and Spider-Man 3. This news comes via the Los Angeles Times which reports Sony Television plans to launch two new channels in the United States. The Sony movie channel may launch along with Fearnet, a joint venture between Sony, Lionsgate and Comcast Corp which already offers horror genre films on demand and online. Sony has already launched television channels abroad but has yet to do so in U.S. markets. Full Story
Sony’s new “Elevated Standard” (ES) line of AV receivers and Blu-ray player represent the company’s top-of-the-line 3D-ready video equipment – but will only be available to custom installers and select AV retailers. On a more user-friendly note, iPhone & iTouch users will be able to control the new models using a free mobile app – featuring zone control, a full GUI menu, and Sony’s Quick Click remote function.
SonyStyle is running a promotion where you can buy a select Sony HX800 Series BRAVIA 3D HDTV and get a 3D entertainment package valued at $899. In addition, Sony is offering up to $340 off the regular price of those select BRAVIA 3D HDTVs. There are limited quantities, and the offer is only valid while supplies last. Check out the offer on SonyStyle.com, which runs from July 4 through July 17, 2010. Full Story
Sony’s family-friendly virtual world called “Free Realms” reached 12 million registered users, Sony announced this week. The online multi-player environment was launched in April ‘09 by Sony Online Entertainment, taking just over two weeks to reach 1 million registered users. Full Story
This past week was full of hype about emerging 3D technology as ESPN launched its ESPN 3D network last Friday with the opening of the 2010 FIFA World Cup match between South Africa and Mexico. But, not everyone will be able to view the 25 planned matches in 3D. According to CEA less than 1-million households are actually capable of viewing the three-dimensional broadcasts. Not only do you need a 3D TV but you also need a service provider who will be broadcasting the matches – DirecTV and Comcast announced carriage early on, while AT&T announced they would carry ESPN 3D just a few days before the launch on Friday. Full Story
Sony recently released firmware upgrades for several Blu-ray systems, enabling them to playback 3D-enabled Blu-ray Discs. At the same time, the company announced new 3D Blu-ray players and 3D Blu-ray Home Theater Systems. From June 13 through June 19, SonyStyle.com is discounting the new 3D players, with markdowns ranging from $20 to $50 per unit. Full Story
Sony released today the first set of 3D capable games to the PlayStation Network: Wipeout HD, Super Stardust HD, Pain, & the Motorstorm: Pacific demo, ushering in what could potentially be a gamechanger for console gaming. Full Story
The 3D firmware updates for select Sony Blu-ray Disc and home theater systems were visible yesterday on Sony’s support site. Today, the company formally announced the free updates for select Blu-ray Disc players which include the Sony BDP-S470 and BDP-S570 models. The firmware updates include support for 3D and DLNA content, and improvements in router connectivity. Full Story
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