Sony has just released a new version of their Sony VAIO P netbook. This new version will feature an Intel Atom 2GHz processor and aided by a 256GB solid-state drive for superior performance in a champagne-colored shell. Not bad for a little powerhouse.
Don’t expect to enjoy your favorite HD programming on this thing, as the technology isn’t quite that advanced yet, but it’s still pretty impressive. This thing packs a stereoscopic, 24-bit color image measuring just 96 x 128 pixels viewable at 360-degrees without special glasses.
Love it or hate it Windows 7 is about to bring a lot of technologies into the everyday computer. Touchscreen capabiliy is one of those and the new 24 inch Sony Vaio L has got it, along with Blu-ray and DVR capabilities and a starting price of only $1,300.
To help benefit Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Sony will be releasing this new W series, with many of their most popular products coming in the color pink, with a portion of the proceeds going to fund the research of cures for breast cancer.
We really like the idea of this new Sony DPP-F700 Digital Photo Frame. Not only does it display photos on it’s beautiful 7 inch LCD screen, but it is able to print them out as well. No word yet on price or availability or how much ink it is expected to consume.
Sometimes the foreigners get all of the good luck. This new bundle, the Sony PS3 Slim 250GB Bundle, will be available in the UK only and will come with your choice of either FIFA 10 or Need for Speed Shift, and coupled together with the 250GB PS3 Slim will set you UK folks back £284.99.
These new Bluetooth Headsets from Sony look really cool. They not only allow you to plug whatever sort of heaphones that you want into them, but you will also be able to listen to music from your phone without the headset being connected as long as your phone supports Bluetooth audio.
